Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-08-07
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fLast weeks letter.)

Cyrus Craig has been confined u
is home by illness for several days
,ast. We are pleased to report hin
recovering.
me Blind Concer Trio will give q
,oncert at the NJ. E. Church Tuesday
.en!ng, August 9th. The music vii
onsist principally OF vocal, corne'
,ra violin so'os and promises to o.
rea. treat. One OF the members OF
lie trio is Joseph Bradke of Du,
,uuue, who well and fayorabi!
Gown hereabout by reasons Of busi,
gcss visits Lsre. Come out and hear
he young men and aid them In
heir efforts to make their livelihood
aough blind. The price OF admissio.
$ 25 cents for adults, children IL
cents.
MRS. Ryan returned to her home
3lere Wednesday from visit OF sew
raj. weeks at her former home On, at
.Iikader.
EEK Al P. Hennessey was over from RON
Manchester one day last week on OF.
5icial business. He was accompanied
~ Prof. Clark Satterlee.
The baby daughter Of Mr.. and
frs. L. j. Mcmahon has been quite
sick during the week from the ef.
&ect Of the whooping cough. She is
letter at present. 55 .s5
Miss May Hogan is also having
,evere tussle with the wh lr' pini
cough
The Epworth League Of the Zion
IT, =. Church gave an ice cream
9ocial Thursday evening. There was
i large attendance and a good time
s reported
III Seibel Bros. dog and pony show
sailed out large crowds here on Fri
\ ay afternoon and evening. It was
clean little show and all We're well
,leaseG with the cute and knowing
ways Of the animals
4 Mrs. Robert Quinn. and son and
33lrs. Ray Quinn and daughter Of FL
sader were guests at the VIM. Adams
nome for short time on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robson and
Mss Esther O'Neal were auto pas
sengers from Edgewood to our little
city Sunday.
3A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Kaufman on Tues
ley. July 20.
& Mrs. Elizabeth Jasper died at her
home south OF town last Wednesday
vening at the advanced age Of
aighty-njne years. She had been
Eeeb.e for the past three years but
her last severe illness was only of
/ weeks duration. Three daughters
survive, the husband and father hav-
sng preceded her in death
several years ago. The
daughters, Miss Lizzie Jasper and
Mrs. Annie Diers reside on the
old homestead, the other daughter
living in Kossuth county. The funer
Al was he!d on Saturday morning
rom st. Boniface church at New.
Vienna. Thus another of the
pioneers Of this vicinity has been
called home, full-of years and honors.
Peace to her memory.
Miss Mary Costigan has gone to
visit relatives at Elkader and Elk
port for a couple Of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Becker Of Mill
vile were over. Sunday visitors at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. George
Rev. Father Nagle of Holy Cross
was caller at the VIM. Adams and
L. J. Mcmahon homes on Tuesday.
Miss Tierney of Garner was in the
city for a short time Tuesday while
On the way to Elkport to visit her
friend, Mrs. Barron. Miss Tierney
returns to Des Moines this week,
where she is to assist in marking
state examinations for teachers.
While in town she was the guest of
Mrs. VIM. Adams.
Rev. Minogue was up from Elk
port Tuesday calling upon some Of
his parishioners.
During the storm early Sunday
lightning struck the barn on
the L. Sheppard premises and 1t was
consumed together with the con.
tents.