Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-05-25
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Ferdinand Schultz spent a few
days Of last week in Marion.
Mrs. JOS. Tip was a strawberry
Point visitor last Friday.
/ Anton Funk was on the sick list q
couple of days last week.
i Mic Purlage of Dyersville was 6
business caller here last Wednesday
John Striekel, the section boss
spent Sunday of last week at his
home in Anamosa.
! Maud Hall and her sister of Straw
berry Point spent few days of last
week with friends in this vicinity.
Ralph O'Neil spent couple Of
days last week on business in Del
vein.
2. D. Whipple is having the hotel
painted up which enhances Its
beauty materially. Chas. circuit. the
local painter, did the work.
Quite number from this vicinity
attended the funeral of L. G. Clute
at Greeley last week.
Mrs. VIM. Wandall arrived here
from Frankfort, South Dakota, for q
brief visit with relatives.
The district conference of the M
b. church was held here last week.
Following is list OF the ministers
present: A. NJ. Billingsley, district
superintendent, Manchester, w. w
soule, Arlington; j. H. Hoskyn, Ar.
lington. w. S. Sylvester, Cascade,
r. T. Western. Colesburg, R. c.
Lusk. Delhi, w. c. Keller, DUBUQUE,
John Dawson, East Dubuque, j. H.
Graham, East Dubuque. R. NJ. Weyan'
Earlville. A. B. Soule, Edgewood, F.
4. Brown, Epworth, P. s. Slocum, Ep-
worth Seminary, A. s. Watson, Ep-
worth Seminary. w. B. Davis, Farley,
F. q, Young, Greeley. T. j. Elwick,
Hazelton. A. G. Ward, Lamont, R. A.
Barnes. Manchester, Thos. Carson,
Masonville, J. G. Erb. Maynard, r..
V. Porter. Monticello, A. A. Kernahan
Randalia. P. NJ. Philips, Raymond,
W. A. Piper, Strawberry Point, l..
A. Swisher, West Union, s. s. Brent.
nall. Winthrop.
Mrs. Chas. Krleg of Elkport spent
several days of last week at the
Louie Menge home.
Mrs. Ed Noble arrived home from
Wisconsin Saturday morning where
she has been the past several days.
Peter Schug of Strawberry Point
was a business caller here Wednes.
day.
Frank Sherwood of Oregon, a for
mer resident here, is visiting his rel
atives and friends at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Wiley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Lucy, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS.
Thurn and Mrs. Henry Wiley re-
turned home from Chicago last week,
where they had been to attend the
funeral of Patrick Wiley, who died at
his home there on May 10th, after a
lingering illness of about two years
duration. The deceased was born
In Allegheny county. New York ON
February 8, 1861. In 1854 he immi-
grated with his parents to La Sale
county. Illinois, where he spent the
zen succeeding years of his life, when
N 1864 he moved with his parents
to Clayton county. Iowa, where the
remainder Of his boyhood was spent.
twenty seven years ago he went on
1uty on. the police force of Chicago
and remained with them continually
lntil last January, when his condition
was such as to compel him to give
up his post. He is survived BY his
wife. to whom he was married TWEEN
ty-six years ago this month, and
two sons, Frank and Charles. The
funeral was held on Friday morning
at 10:30 in st. Agatha's church. In
terment was made in Mt. Carmel
cemetery. Chicago.
Geo. Glazier and wife were in
dttleport one day last week.
DR.. Newman has broken ground
for the erection Of two-story brick
building on his ground just east Of
the postoffice, formerly occupied by
the Journal" office. We are under
Information that the top will be used
for the doctors office while the low
sr parts will be for rent.
Myron Stone has commenced the
moving of the frame structure that
occupies the site on which j. b.
Norris intends to erect his new
.wo-story brick hardware store. The
moving of the old building is proving
Itself quite an irksome task, but new
ertheless good progress is being
made.
Quite number from this place
attended the dance at Greeley Fri
lay night.
Bertha Putt. who has been teach.
Ing school near Earlville the past
year has returned home to spend
her summer vacation.