Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-05-17
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Mrs. Flanagan of Delhi visited a
Dalrynpte home last week.
Mrs. Nelson and little son return
ed from Greeley Friaay evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Beattie Mexican wen
over Sunday visitors in Moaticellc.
Miss Emily Tobin Of Wor.hingtol
visited her aunt, Mrs. w. l.. Camp
he'll, last Thursday.
- A new piano has been put in thG
opera housae which will be arpreciat
ed by all lovers CT music.
Mrs. George vesey came home
from Delhi Friday evening and was
accompanied by hsr grand daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed were
down from Manchester last Sunday
to see Mrs. Reeds mother who has
been very III but is better
Ellsworth Gently and wife of Rhod
is visited their parents here last
week.
Mrs. Otis Smith went to Manches.
ter Friday and on Monday Mr.. Smith
will also go and they will both visit
In Central City, with Mi. Smith par
eats.
Mrs. p. E. Kesh and baby of Greel-
ey visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Smith last week.
Mr.. William Danford has been SER
iously i'll the past week, it is ret ex-
pected that he can recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Smith aic
here from Erie. Pa, to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. John D.. Smith, 1t is, their
first visit to Iowa. and several years
since the brothers had met.
A.. Landers was in Cedar Rapids fol
a couple of days last week buying
new stock.
Last Monday morning at her home
in South Hopkinton occurred the death
of Mrs. Sadie Stine Butler OF parsly-
sis at the age of 54 years Mr. and
Mrs. Butler were married August 9Th
1904 ard came to Hopkimton soon af-
ter where they have since resided.
Mrs. Butler was the mother of sew
en- chi,drea Arthur Slime of Cedar
Rapids, Ira Slime Owanco S. d. Earl
Slime, Blairsburg, iDelbert Slime Perry
Mrs. Pearl Nc Laughlin MINNESOTA.
Mrs. ANNA Webster Of Monticello,
Her mother olso survives her and liv-
as in Cedar Rapids, She also leaves
four brothers and two sisters, Her
remains were taken to Scotch Grove
for burial Rev T. j. Hamilton accom-
panied the family and friends.
DR.. Alex Mexican OF Drinkwater,
Saskatchewan, visited his parents
acre last week.
The new hotel will soon be COM
pleted and in running order. 1t has
all modern conveniences with ghos
and cold water in each room. Being
70 near the derot 1t Will no doubt
.Taw share OF the travellers.
The aged mother OF Murray Bac-
IN. who lives south east OF town, Isl
seriously III.
The high school pupils gave Mis-
Ne:!ie MuMen farewell reception
It the opera house on Friday even
lns. She Will no. teach here 1he
coming year as she has position at
Cincinnati, Iowa.
Mr.. Peterson and Burton Clark OF
Manchester were In town FRIDAY.
Miss Nellie Mullen went to Man.
hester Friday.
Mrs. Hugh Pierce of Sand Spring
was visiting relatives in town Friday.
The residence known as the Haw
1horne house is being greatly improp-
I'D by two new porches and having
the lawn graded and seeded.
Landers and Reeves have been
putting large windows in the front
If their basement and also intend to
put an inside stairway, that they
nay have more room for their stock.
The order of Modern Woodmen In
itiated class of sixty seven into
,.heir lodge on Wednesday evening.
II. vasen Of Davenport had charge
II the work, which took place in the
opera house. Supper was served by
the Royal Neighbors lodge.
The large building built several
years ago on Main street for the
Farmers Supply Co., is to be moved
20 the yards they now occupy. If
The old gallery which stands partly
IN the street could also be moved
he street would be improved.
Mrs. Frank Williamson met with
serious accident last Friday, when
IN coming down stairs she fell and
broke her leg Her many friends
nope she may recover as speedily as
lis possible.
Gov, ITO nford nf Hazel Green was