Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-12-27

is one Of the o1dest houses In town
being quite out In the suburbs whel
it was built
Mrs. Manly Bryan, who has beef
visiting relatives In Ewing. Missouri
has returned home accompanied b!
a sister, who will make an extende<
visit here.
Fred Smith from Saskatchewan Wis
tied last week for several days wttl
his uncle, A. D. LeClere.
The Clio club meets December q
with Mrss Livingston with the follow
Il ing program: Peace on Earth, Mrs
Barker, Woman and the Peace
Movement, Mrs. Foster. The Nobe
Peace Prize. Mrs. Hamilton.
Sylvester Williamson OF Albion
Nebraska. came Monday to visit
among his friends.
E. M. Hucker and wife we're IN
Cedar Rapids Tuesday.
On Thursday the funeral Of Mrs
Isaac Steiner took place at the home
Of her daughter. Mrs, J. s. McCon'
nell. The remains were brought from
Erookville, Pa, where abe had made
her home with another danghter. Mrs
Amy Craig, to be laid beside those q
her husband who died four years
ago. They were the parents Of siz
children, two Of whom died In child:
hood. Those living are WeAey A
Steiner Of Lancaster. Ohio, Mrs. J.
S. Mcconnell, Hopkinton, A. w,
Steiner, Monticello, and Mrs. Amy
Craig OF Brookville, Pa. The ser
vices were conducted by Rev. J. We
Parkh1ll.
DR.. Macintosh came from lowe
City Thursday morning to be present
at the funeral Of Mrs. Steiner. He
will remain over the holidays.
1t has been announced that the
government viii establish q postal
savings bank at Hopkinton about the
middle Of January.
January. I.
4, Mrs. Kate Wragg came out n from
Dubuque the last OF the week to spen
Christmas with her mother, Mrs. Te.
sar.
/. Mrs. C. R. MoMton. who has been
visiting relatives here for several
weeks, left Monday for her home IN
Grandview, Washington. III
Miss Maude Earhart came home on
Friday morning from Iowa City for
the holidays.
Mrs. A. x. Kramer and daughter,
Helen and Mrs. Jenkins were In &c
dar Rapids last week.
Mrs. Otis Smith was In Manchester
several days last week with . sister,
who was sick.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Shirley Reeve Of the death Of her
mother, Mrs. Robey at Rossyille. IL.
Rev. A. NJ. Hendee came up from
Cedar Rapids Friday to spend the
holidays with his family.
C.. E. Merriam OF Chicago spent
Thursday in town on business.
Dr.. Lewis Dunlap came home FRI
day to visit his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Pierce and ut
tie daughter were here from Sand
Spring Saturday.
Harper Polar arrived home sat
urday evening from Storm Lake.
Miss Franc Earhart Of Storm Lake,
Miss Hazel TIbbitts, OF Independence
and Misses Lue3Ia and Bertha LsCler
{: Miller, South Dakota. who have
been teaching at the above named
places are home to enjoy the holidays
with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blanchard
and little daughter were over Sum
day and Christmas visitors at the
home OF r. G. Brooks and fanny.
Dr.. A. N. Trevarthan went to Wa
terloo Saturday evening to spend
Christmas with his mother.
Mrs. MacAllister and children LETT
Friday to visit at Onslow during the
holidays.
Mrs. Craft and con Of Mt. Vernon
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. VII
son. \.
I R. G. Crawford and wife went TO
Dubuque Saturday morning to spend
Christmas with DR.. Jackson and fam
ly.
Mr.. Copeland and family i left
'or several ays visit in Volga on
Christmas morning. Miss Neva Will
also visit in Dubuque before her re
urn.
Christmas trees with Christmas ex-
,rcises were enjoyed in the .Metho-
list and Presbyteritn churches on
evening.
Mrs. Mae Hoag. deaconess Of the
Dubuque district, addressed the N. 3.
Sabbath morning. on
'Deaconesses and their work. and a
10 give a talk to the Epworth league.
DR.. Macintosh preached both An
he morning and evening inithe Pres
'yterian church.
The annual New Years dinner :of
he Presbyterian church vii be held
m January 1 in the basement and the
!nnual Congregational meeting at 2
}. m. in the church.
Prof. F. w. Doolittle. wife, and baby
!rrived Saturday evening from Madi-
on, Wiscons in, to visit during the
lolidays with Mrs. Mary Doolittle.
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