Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-03-13
THE LOCAL news OF
DELAWARE COUNTY.
FROM our REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
MASoNvILlE.

..sa Hermde Heffernem Of Peosta was
a Sunday guest in! the H. N. May
home.
Mrs. C. E. Gleason and daughter,
Cyrllla of Independence spent last
B Wedn esday with relatives in town.
H Mrs. Wirtz OF Otter Greek is visit
ing relatives here. II:
NJ, s33S Mrs. Pat Mcdowell is quite ill
with pneumonia at this writing.
SGaleon Bennett, the assistant depot
agent, is recovering from an attack q
+ Of tonsilitis
Mrs. Mayme Callahan and two chill
dren OF Ruthvan, Iowa, are visiting
in the M. Culligan home.
a S$ q. Messrs. Biddison and Donnely- re.
Gently opened a barber shop In the
building vacated by Mr.. Jimo. They
also press and clean clothes. Don't
forget to give them a call.
Miss Katie O'HagaD Of Waterloo
spent Sunday with home relatives.
Misses Holcom and Cummins were
week end, guests in their homes at
3 Coggon. .,..., 81. =; |
Miss Murray was compelled to be!
rel eased from her school dalties the
past week ON account Of illness Miss
SMayme Mcmahon is acting as SUBJ
sstftite. Vi a5 L .S.y4
]. Dobbins OF Vegerville, Canada,
arrived here Monday for an extended
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs =. A. Ryan left Thursday for
a two weeks visit with relatives at
Dubuque and Bellevue. 4!
James Mcclure, Felix Donnelly,
Mamie @ Hagan and Katie Dopnelly
were visitors In Waterloo Thursday,
The infant babe OF Mr. Nicholas
Barron passed away Friday, The re
mains were taken to Fonda for
burial Saturday, which was made In
the same grave with that OF it's
mother, who died three weeks. pre-
fybous. II I.
Mr.. and Mrs. OiBrien, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fender OF Oelwein and Mrs
Henry O'Neil OF Rtckadsvfle at
tended the funeral Of Anna CAREY
here last Friday. 81.
S Mr.. and Mrs John CAREY mourn
the loss OF their youngest daug liter.
Y ANNA, who passed qMtely away las
Tuesday, closing a brief ILLNESS Il OF
pneumonia. She was the idol Of
her parents, sisters and brothers and!
her sudden and unexpected departure
came to them as severe blow. LET:
to MOURN her loss are her parents,
five sisters and two brothers, Ito
whom the sympathy Of many friends
is extended. The funeral was held,
"wednesday afternoon at two o'tl,ock.
Rev. Father Lonergan officiating and
burial was made in ST Mary's GEM!
etery., Fl S-;s15 4.
The remains OF Mrs Michael MA
roney were brought here for burial
last Thursday The funeral services
were held in the 1mmac ulate " Con-
ception1 church. Rev. Father Shat
terry, formerly pastor lot the Catholi
church at Farley, delivered q touch
ing and eloquent sermon and spoke
words OF consolation to the sorrowint
relatives and fniends. Lett to mourn
her departure are loving hus-
band, one sister and one brother, who
have the sympathy Of many friends.
Burial was made. in st. Mary's CEN.
etery. 81
Among those from defiance who
attended the funeral Of Mrs Marone!
here Friday were Mr.. and Mrs
Harrington and daughter Of Oelwein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kenna and tw
children OF Dundee, Dennis Malone
and wife OF Lamont, Thomas Reddtr
OF Storm Lake, Mn Daley OF Walk
err and con Leo Daley OF Storm Lake;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fee and two
children of Dundee, Mr.. and Mrs
Maurice Maroney of Earlvile, Miss
Bridget Maroney OF Manchester, Mis-;
May Taylor OF Cedar Rapids, Fr:ml
Redger of Lamont