Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-28
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Mrs. WV Meyers ana IlNt1e eA'4'
were Sunday visitors in ,Anamosa. & |.
Misses Ruby Bixby and Ruth For 'l !
ward OF Edgewood were guests 81 Of
Miss Ruth Whipple last week. Z.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell. visited A A. q
Monticello Thursday. a
Mrs. G. w. Gearhart and httae
daughter came up from Springynse
Friday to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Dunlap. ;3Sf;
M. w. Campbell Of Bedford, lows We,
spent Friday and Saturday with hs
mother and sister
A little boy was born Monday TO
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Vesey. si.s
The ladies' OF the Methodist church
will give a cob web social Wedn n1 I
day evening at the home OF E. M y |:
Hucker. rs FL. is3 5.s-3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Petr.e we're
over Sunday visitors with Mr.. PEI
rie's parents at Marion. 3.sS55
Mrs. S. B. Lattner Of DUBUQUE "
visited several days last week with nth
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gearhart, /, ,
Mn. and Mrs Hunter johnson LEFT
Thursday for the southern part 81
the state to attend the funeral o2
Miss Mary " itson, 2 q niece of n Mrs " ::
Johnson's who made her home here
for several years with her aunt
y Clarence Waits and Miss Ayl.
Dufoe were marnied Thursday at the
NJ. e. parsonage by the pastor, Rev.
T. J. Hamilton.
Marshall Neil has returned home
from two months trip in the south
west. spending part oti,the time with
his aunt, Miss Agnes Marshall, IN
Tucson, Arizona.
Mrs. A. L. Martin has sold her
residence to j. e. Sanger, who W. II
take possession about the first OF
April. The price was $1,000.
Mrs. r. J. Hamilton accompanied
her brother, w. II. Marquis as far
as Manchester ON his way to his
home in New Castle, Pennsylvant1,.
She remained for few days visit
in Manchester
Mrs. Fred Hill and daughter Flor
ence have both been sick the past
week.
A letter from Washington, D. C
states that R. G.. Crawford In COM
pany with Congressman Pickett spen
a very pleasant half hour at the ex-
ecutive mansion interviewing Pres
dent Taft. i. .i ~,
Robert Hathawa who is superin-
tendent Of the Laporte, Indiana Har-
ness Co., met with severe acti-
dent last week, while operating a
machine, both Of his thumbs were
drawn in and crushed so that it YVES
necessary to amputate them. Mr.
Hathaway resided in Hopkinton sever
al years ago and his friends will be
sorry 80 learn OF his misfortune.
The members OF the. embroidery
club entertained their husbands on
Thursday evening at the home on Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Doan.
Mrs. Bucher of Farley visited her
sister, Mrs. A. Mcdonald, a couple
Of days last week.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell spent
Saturday at Arlington with her sis
ter. She returns Monday to- Chic
go. FINN
Mr.. and Mrs. Bulls were passeng-
ers to Cedar Rapids Friday evening.
Mr.. sauner OF Farley visited his
sister, Mrs. Joseph Lux, last week. !,
Mrs. Cummings and Mrs. Irish
visited in Manchester Tuesday.
Mrs Guy Bishop Of Manchester Wis
tied her parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Keith, last week.
Miss Ethel Mckenzie came from
Dakota Friday to attend the funer~l
Of Mrs. Dunlap.
On last Saturday, eight men of
Hopkinton, all over eighty years OF
age, had their photograph taken.
Theey were Mr.. H. Moulton, A. B.
Wheeless, David Gearhart, William
Morgan. Peter Guthrie, William
Danford, Mr. Mills and Mr.. Berg
These are men who are seen on our
streets every day. There has been
no day this winter so cold as to
keep them in.
Dr. James Guthrie OF Dubuque
spent Thursday with his father, it
being Mr., Peter Ge1thrie's eighty
ninth birthday. I 4Iilg
A regular old north easter lit down
on us Sunday night The only re
blizzard we have had this winter,
February is evidently going to make
amends for the pleasant weather Civ.
en- this winter.