Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-09
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here Sunday and the funeral was
held from the NJ. 3. church Sunday
afternoon at / o'clock. Mr.. Turner waa
a brother of Ed Turner Of this place
and formerly lived on farm south
of town.
Another meeting for the proposed
new creamery will be held In the
Town Hall on Saturday, March IL.
Every farmer interested in the move
ment should make it point to at
tend this meeting.
Fred Buchholtz sold valuable
horse to Mr.. Manson of Delaware
last week.
Bills are out for a dance in the
Town Hall on st. Patrick's day. The
Edgewood orchestra will furnish the
music.
Geo. Irmscher Of Dubuque was in
town last week and has decided to
come back to good old Earlville If
he can find place to suit him. !.
Miss Anna F. Bierbaum died on
Friday morning at. the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Charles Nieman, aged
4S years.. This is an unusually sad
death. Miss Bierbaum was here on ii
q visit for the past month. and had
contemplated returning to her, home
in Garnivillo soon. About week age
she was taken sick with pneumonia
which was followed byperitonifis. A
trained nurse was called immediate
ly and all that medical skill and
loving care could do was of no. avail.
The remains were shipped to gluten.
berg Saturday morning. Much sympa
| thy is extended to the sorrowins
sister and other relatives.
Mr.. +. T. Palmer was struck by
the east bound flyer last Wednesday
afternoon, and narrowly escaped be
Ing fatally injured. Mr.. Palmer is
ia deaf mute and did not hear the
train coming. He was taken into
the baggage car and brought to the
station here and at this writinkg Is
resting as easily as can be expected
at the home of his son Ed. His in
5tlries consist of broken ribs, and q
broken shoulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cruise were the
victims of q surprise party Thurs
l
day evening. The participants were
the members of the o. d. s. and the
occasion their eleventh wedding. ami
versary. A jolly time, is reported b,
all present.
4 Miss Emma Salow and Miss. Dlli,
Kahl were passengers to Cedar Rap
lids last week. .s . 4. sI
r. Don't fail to attend the, drama, Til,
power of the Cross at City Hall o,
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4 The young ladies' Of the Congrega
tionaE church met with Miss Alic
Cloud Monday evening.
The e. w. G. WILDE entertained a
the home OF Mrs. Guilford Pitche
This week Thursday.
4, Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. sHackbarth re
4 turned from an extended visit Wit
Milwaukee relatives Saturday. Il
4 Mr.. Dale Johnson was the victim Q
peculiar accident last Wednesday
while getting a pail Of coal from th
shed back Of the Interstate Telephon
eompany,s office, where he is en-
ployed as night operator. He wa
struck by portion of roof whic
fell in Just then and struck him O
the back. He was taken home and
4 physician summoned He is badl
bruised but wiltsbe able. to be abou
in week or two. Il
4 Mr.. oberkeck of Gutenberg an
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Neiderfranke an
two daughters Of Strawberry Poin
and Mr.. Henry. Brandhurst Of low
Falls were here last Thursday 4
attend the funeral of Mrs. Henr
4 Nieman.
Mrs. G. A. Davey entertained Il,
number of friends at herhome MOI
day afternoon in honor OF Mrs. Juli
Smith of Cedar Rapids.
Henry Scott Of Dubuque transac
, ed business in town Thursday;
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