Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-04-28
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April 18th, 1909. Spring is com
ing, gentle ANNIE
Severe colds are very prevalent
Just now.
Gilbert Gore has gone to Webster
City, near where he will work on a
farm this summer. His brother, Nell
son, Is working for Harley Barnhart.
and Gilbert will be employed on the
adjoining farm.
MI. Maxwell of Macom5, Illinois.
arrived Saturday and will spend some
time here with his sen, L. w. Max
we'll and family.
Kenneth and Minnie, the young
children of George Gore, have been
under the doctors care during the
past week. They are now on the
mend.
Miss Emma Chapman went to Du.
huque Saturday to spend couple of
days at the home of her brother,
Maurice L. Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lands of
Farley were right welcome visitors in
our midst Saturday and Sunday.
They were accompanied by their two
little girls, Carmen and Thelma.
Henry Wolket was aiken suddenly
III with appendicitis at his home in
the Dixon Settlement. An immediate
operation was deemed necessary and
was performed the first of the week
by physician from Dubuque and
DR.. Wilson, Mr. Wolkert stood the
operation well and is recovering as
rapidly as could be expected.
Frank Barnhart moved Monday on.
to the farm he recently purchased
of Brica Bleaker.
Prof. and Mrs. Wisdom We're called
to their home at Bloomfield, Iowa,
Friday by the serious illness of her
father. His illness is the result of
severe injury received some three
Weeks ago, when tree fell upon him
severely injuring his spine.
Miss Bertha Putt closed success
frl years school work in the Hogan
district, last Friday. School closed
with picnic and treat for the pupils.
On Saturday Miss Putt returned to
her home at Edgawocd.
w. H. Bush and Will Adams were
Dyersville callers the first of the
week.
Mrs. A. E. Lewis has as her guests
her daughter, Mrs. Martha Purdy
and little son, Lloyd, who have re-
Gently returned from Oklahoma.
DIR. T. E. Fleming of Manchester
will conduct the quarterly meeting
services and conference at the NJ.
D. church next Monday evening, May
Bird. Come out to the service.
Mcmillan and eggs, hot bis
cults and honey. doughnuts. coffee
and fruit Sounds good enough to
eat, doesn't it? Come out to the
May breakfast Saturday morning and
see. Place:-banquet hall; time:-
from six o'clock until all are served.
Come, Come, come
Hon. e. c. Perkins of Delhi was
a professional caller in town Satur-
day.
Messrs. Thos. Schrunk, F. A. Grimes
and George Shaw were transacting
business at Dyersville one day last
week.
Miss Viola Hang was the victim of
&. surprise parry last Monday evening,
the occasion being her fifteenth birth
dey. The youngsters" succeeded in
having a good time, as they invar.
iably do, and Miss Viola received
some nice presents.
Miss Morga Craig was at home
Saturday and Sunday from her school
at Jefferson.
On account of the illness of Mrs.
C. F.tKnee at whose home the meet.
ing was to be held. the Mite society
did not meet Thursday.
On May 18th, the Twentieth Cen
fury Review club will meet with Mrs.
Mayme Adams. The program fol-
lows. viz Roll call-Resronse from
Frances Willard Lecson Review
Second division; History of Progress
of Temperance Reform Mrs. Lou
Bush; Reading. "'fhe yagabppds"--