Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-03-23
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during the past week. 1t was the fin
4 est March weather ever. ~
i Miss. Ella Stillinger was a Man,
chester visitor on Tuesday.
4 d. W.. Smith is gradually getting
the better Of his recent severe illness
a fact which will he gratifying to his
many friends. He is now able to be
UP and about.
| Mrs. e. 8. Donaldson and children,
Lulu, Earl and Ruby OF Oneida, ar
rived Tuesday for visit with her
mother. Mrs. o. P. belong, and other
relatives. They returned home on
Sunday.
Clarence Sphinx Of Big Patch, Wis
consln, Is guest of his uncle, F.
W. Klaus and numerous other rela.
tives and friends.
Fred O'Neal made a business trip
to Oneida Tuesday.
Mr.. Otto Hang and son, Fred, re.
turned Saturday from an extended
tuor OF bounding states looking for
a location. They have decided to
locate at Great Bend. Kansas, which
Is city OF about six thousand inhab-
itants. The best wishes Of Colesburg
people will attend them in their new
home.
On Friday evening OF this week,
March 25th. a box social will be given
at the Opera House under the aus
pices 6f the High school. The Fro
ceeds will be for the benefit Of the
library fund. A general invitation is
extended to all. Come out and lend
helping hand to a worthy cause.
Ladies bring boxes, please. with
lunch for two.
A son and heir has recently come
TO the home Of Prof. and Mrs. Dan
costigan at Blooming Prairie, Mime
sofa. colesburs friends extend con-
gratulations on the happy event.
Mrs. Bullock and little son. Alya.
returned to Their home at Bloom.
field. Friday, after spending some
time here at the home Of her daugh-
Tier. Mrs. e. F. Wisdom.
Paul Klaus son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Klaus9.s suffering from an at
tack of lung fever.
n Misses Lillian Dittmer and Marie
Grimes are at home fsom Mt. Vernon
for the Easter vacation,
The Sabbath School will give an
easter program next Sunday evening.
All are cordially invited.
.. R. Grimes was an Ear,yille call.
Ter Saturday.
Mrs. George Herman has gone to
dubuque where she will undergo an
operation at Finley Hospital Her
many friends hope she may be re.
stored to good health. !,
Miss Jennie Merten, Roy Merten
and Miss Matte Brockmeier were the
victims Of a runaway accident .Tnes.
day morning. Roy was on the way to
the creamery with several cans of
cream In the buggy and the ladies
were riding to school. The>front az
le-tree broke which proved a signal
70 the mules to run, and run thew
did. They were finally brought to a
stop. without serious injury to any
one, though Miss Jennie had a black
eye and some painful scratches about
the face.
Mrs. Wayne Adams and her moth
er. Mrs. Ryan went to Blooming
Prairie. Minnesota. Monday, where
they expect to spend fortnight at
the Dan cos.igan home.
Mrs. lisa Kreumrel and children are
guests Of her parents. Wylie Franks
and wife. at Gutenberg.
Miss Florence Knee Is spending the
week with her sister at oak Grove.
Louis McMahon was a Key city
caller Sunday.
/ Wilbert Clendennen has. gone to
South Dakota where his father in.
law and brother-in-law, William and
Scott Gore reside. Wilbert desires to
secure land in that country.
A baby girl was born to Sam, Slick
and wife of Oelwein March 10th. Con
gratulations from Colesburg friends
are in order.
j. F. Flenniken wife and son, Fred,
OF Edgewood are visiting with rela.
tives north of town.
Miss Mamie Georgen was in Du-
ouque Sunday to see her aunt. Mrs.
Sophia Dausche. nee stegner. She
formerly resided at Colesburg and
has many friends here who learn of
her critical illness with deep regret.
She has been Ill for several days with
a complication Of diseases. Two or
three weeks ago she was removed
from her home at Graf to Mercy hos
|pital. where an operation revealed
cancer Of the stomach. 1t Is not ex.
pected that she can long survive, as
she is steadily failing each day.
The st. Patrick social proved a
great success in point Of attendance
and also in a social way.