Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-10-04
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The melancholy days are come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira O'Neal and Luth'
er O'Neal, wife and baby Leila spent
Tuesday at Edgewood visiting rela
tives and attending the Woodman pic
MIC RI.
"A young blacksmith is reported al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lit,
Itig:
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Walker were
Dubuque visitors from "Wednesday
until Saturday.
w. S. Page returned "Wednesday
from attending conference at Water
loo. Rev. George Harvey, the newly.
appointed minister to this charge, &C:
companied him and occupied the 10.
cal pulpit Sunday. Rev. Harvey will
be given hearty welcome by his
parishioners and the people at large.
May their labors together for the en-
suing year be both pleasant and pro
fitable.
Rev. R. T. Western has been as
signed to the work at Urbana, for
which point he will leave Tuesday,
expecting to drive through. Rev.
Western has labored faithfully in
our midst for the past two years. He
is an earnest conscientious worker in
the cause he espouses. His people
here wish him every success In the
new field OF labor to which he has
been called.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Rea were Key
City visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hols cher OF
Spencer, South Dakota, are guests Of
relatives here. They have been
but recently married and ara here on
their wedding tour. Colesburg friend'
extend hearty congratulations to Mr.
Holscher and his bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Funk, c. F. Knee
wife and son Fred, F. A. Crimes. Mr..
anc Mrs. Henry Bergman and Elmer
Holscher and wife were among those
of our people who attended the do
ms" at Dubuque Wednesday. As far
as we know none OF them rode In
the airship.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W.Putz and son,
Linus attended the Woodman picnic
at Edgewood Tuesday.
Dr.. F. c. Wilson was Dubuque
caller Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Munyon Of Bayard has
arrived and taken charge Of the mill
inery department at Bolsinger's.
A. D. Sumner Of Waterloo was N
town Saturday looking after his poll.
tical interests. Dell's many Coles-
burg friends hope to see him win,
out
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Foote and r.
A. Grimes drove to Dubuque Friday
in the formers Brush run-a,bout.
The Twentieth Century Review clul
held a reception at the F. A.. Crime s.
home last Tuesday evening in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Kocher Mrs.
Kocher is a charter member Of the
club and the members desired, in
this way, to express their apprecia-
ton of her faithful and efficient
work during the past four years and
to voice their regret at her intend
&c departure The evening was
spent in social converse, refreshments
Of ice cream and cake being served.
A set of silver dessert forks was pre-
sented as token OF remembrance.
In the future may they serve to re-
mind the recipient of the many pleas
ant and profitable hourse spent in
club Work and also that she still re-
aims warm place in the hearts Of |
he members.
Miss Reba Murley was an over
sunday visitor at her home in Earl.
lille.
John Putt ST., of Export was a
ucst at the home Of his son, H. w.
'utz, during part of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Bristol we're
Wednesday visitors in Dubuque.
Prof. D. R. Inman was an over
unday visitor at the home of his
rother in Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Amling of
dgewood visited here on Thursday
t the home of her brother, H. w.
utz.
A jolly company of friends gather
l at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
60. F. Potts Wednesday evening.
1T of compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Kocher. The gathering took
e form Of miscellaneous shower
ID was given under the auspices Of