Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-03-19

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Mr.. aha Mrs. Tom Porter went to
Monticello Tuesday night, to visit G.
Il. Main and wife.
! f.. X. Barnes and F. A. Irish at
tended the automobile show at Cedar
Rapids last week.
Ed Bacon and family have moved
Of town.
i The Platt building, which has been
undergoing some papering and repair,
ing, is now occupied by Lew Beltz
with stock of groceries.
A little daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. N. A. Gearhart Thursday. !.
Miss Stella Burdick Of Nebraska Is
visiting relatives here.
I, Mrs. Mabel Smith and little son
visited last week inc Waterloo "lcn
her sister, Mrs. Drenner.
w, S. Johnson and family have
been taking a turn around with the
grip. but are getting better now.
Mr.. and Mrs Mcconnell visited on
Tuesday in Monticello with MT. aho
Mrs. Steiner. :.
]. ]. Kirkwood was reelected as
school director last Monday. He has
already served eighteen years.
A. w. Aitcheson was over IRON
Cascade Tuesday. We hope he vii
decide to build on his lots here AM
he and his family become residents
The Clio club was entertained o.
last Tuesday at the home o. Mrs
Parkhill. rs
Mrs. Greer is visiting in Manches
Ter and Jesup with her daughters
| Mrs. Ensign and Mrs. Irvine.
MI. and Mrs. S. B. Lowe were II
Central City last week to attend IN
| funeral Of Mrs. Loves father, MI
| I.ong. who some years ago, with nj
| family. resided in Hopkinton
! w IA. Harley bought q car
| horses to take back with him to Mon
| tana. He will be accompanied %
Clarence circuit, who will work 10
him during the coming usmme
The marriage Of Miss Hulda Bess
tn r. E. Macomber took place tues
day at the home Of the brides motf
err A large number Of relatives an
| friends were present. The Weddln
march was played by Miss Ruth ME-
i comber Of Cascade. The ceremon
was performed by Rev. s.. ~. rosie
j If the Presbyterian church. In
j bride was dressed in a gown OF Whit
| silk net over white piQue and carrie s,
| boouet Of BRIDES roses. The COUP
i left for wedding trip to Wa1erio
and Chicago, and after April LIST WI
/ he at home on farm near CASCADE
| The best wishes Of their friends
with them. ~,
/ MRS. Grant Keith visited in Dell
Friday. -,
Miss Mabel Westcott was hon
from Monticello last week.
Miss Irene Daniels Is visiting
- Deer River, Minnesota
Mr., and Mrs. Cliff Keith OF MO,
ticello visited Mr.. and Mrs. -
;. Main last week. "a
- Gene Harris, who several years az
= resided in town with his parent
4 died last week in Epworth. He leaVe
a wife and three children. u.
Mrs. Ed Boots of Monticello Vlsl
4 ed in town last week.
b Tom Cline and wife have move
4 into their new residence in the cas-
ern part Of town.
william johnson of Cincinnati
? visiting his brother, H. NJ. Johnson
and other relatives. !.
81 C. S. Barker was up from Montl
: cello Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Doan will NOV
into the house vacated by Ara shep
; pard.
) Ralph Milroy are expecting to go or
an excursion to Texas in shor1
time. !
Mrs. Lamb and daughter Jennie o.
) Dubuque are visiting Mrs. Brady.
: Rev. Roy Porter Of Monticello
preached in the Methodist church las
Sabbath morning.
Mr.. Sweesy has been seriously II
with erysipelas during the past week
/, at the home of his daughter, Mrs
w. S. Johnson.
/. The funeral services Of Mrs. Rebec
ca Sweesy, who died on Wednesday
II evening at Z O'Clock; took place Sat.
urday afternoon at the home Of MT
and Mrs. j. C. Kirkwood. Mrs
Sweesy, with her family, formerly re
sided in Scotch Grove, but has beer
living in this town and vicinity for
} number Of years, and since her nus
bands death has made her home witt
her daughter. She was 80 years o.
age. Some months ago she had 8
stroke of paralysis and has been II
very feeble health since. Two sons
one from Mitchell and one from Alex
andria, South Dakota, were presen'
, at the funeral. Two daughters, Mrs
Charles Moulton of Washington ant
!, Mrs. Clarence Moulton Of Montana
were unable to be present. The fu
neral services were conducted by Rev
, Challce o. the Methodist church.
On Easter Sabbath Cantata, Thu
Priest and King, will be given in thu
Presbyterian church in the evening.
) Frank Mills and family move thi!
week to the Livingston farm south o
town.