Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-04-02
The LOCAL news 0F
DELAWARE COUNTY.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
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Aiiss Maud Earhart visited for g
few days at /, home, but has returned
to Ames; where she is teaching.
IN rs. G. l.. Main WAS here from
4 Monticello Wednesday.
Archie Strane came IN from Ken
WOOD last week to yisi.I trends.
Z The W.. c. r.. u. met Friday at the
2 home OF Mrs. j. ]. Kirhwopd.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.gB Morgan are at
home from Zephyr Hill, Florida,
where they spent the winter.
Mrs. Lake OF Ananlosa was an over
Sunday visitor With her parents parents, Y L 7.
and Mrs. collar.
Mrs. Macarthur is visiting her son
{ in Davenport.
William Gramer goes this week 70
I Canada to work for the Porter Land
4 company.
M. o. and RIA Wala &c and r n
\ Dunlap Went TO Chicago on MONDAY a;
morning, called by the serious III
\ ness Of Mrs. r. L. Wallace who
passed away Tuesday afternoon.
AN on Thursday morning the remains
8of Mrs. Wallace were brought here
from Chicago and we're accompanied
by her daughters, Misses Anna and
Bertha, and son Ralph, and wife: AIS
other son, Prof. Sloan Wallace 81
Waterloo did not receive the message
in time to get to Chicago. but came
at once here. The funeral was held
Thursday afternoon at the G'ovenan8
Z ter church. Z he services W ere con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev.. G gorge
Coleman, assisted by Rev.. Clark 81
II Beaver Falls, Pennsyi gania. former
pastor OF Mrs. w aliacej III . Chicago
and Dir. S. r. Foster Of HoplkSinton.
r.Iley.. Clark paid tribute 70 S the
memory OF Mrs. Wallace, her lie
and death. but we among whom 3 iI e
had lived and worked so long knew ss
we'll her worth, She is survived by
four sons and two daush ters. One
daught er, Mrs. Rebecca Dunlap. hay
ing passed away "a little over a9year
+ ago. W - 4 11 s.. 4
nj 81 q. Burns, ] !. D., Morgan. +. R.:
Tesar and j. B. Schuster M returned
Thursday from their Texas excursion
The ras tot the party, Ralph Milroy,
S. p. Carter, VIII Mcneil and 4 lio-
ratio Merrill sailed from Galveston
to Cuba. a 81
Il Frank Wheeler OF Iasonville was
here last week to see his brother,
Moses, who has been veery feeDie
for some time.
5 Mr.. ana Mrs A. Il. Barker and
little son, accom- panied by Mrs. Hell;
EN- Joseph " left Friday evening for
Denver, Colorado, taking pos session
of a residence purchased some time
ago. Their stay there is il indefinite E
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Crawford re
turned on Thursday from a three res
j mont visit in Washing ton, ID. G.
Their trip was through part OF the
flooded country and was not ma very
pleasant one. ss5 sgsys Y \. 3ls
r he ball game at the opera house
between Hopklnton and 5Wuconaa was
"a won by the home boys, 80 to q.
4. T.. Prescott has sold his NOV
ing picture business to G. s. Morton
anu son Milan, VINO have already
Iaken possess ion. III
Mrs. John Littlefield OF Union
township died Wednesday and the
body was taken to savanna. Illinois,
& her former home, for burial
Miss Cora Ricketts, came home on
Friday evening from " aterloo sf5r the
spring yacat ton u ~ a33s2 rs
, ss MIR. and Mrs. Irish, Mr.. and B Mrs.
Nelson and MIR. ana sAai rs King Went
to Manchester Wednesday, to attend
the funeral? OF Mrs. Hoag,
35S Mrs. Elizabeth Barker. OF " anches-.
4 ter visited last week With her sister,
y Mrs Joseph Stranger.
Mrs: f. NJ. Whaa,ess visited her
daughter in Lamont last week. 3$s
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Collins have
been visiting their sisters, Mrs. Phil
ipp, Mrs. Reeve and Mrs. Hands.
They were on their way from Florida
to Murdo, South Dakota.
Willard Morrow left Monday for
Canada. He will be in the employ
ment of land dealers in that region.
The Methodist ladies cleared about
$50 at their Easter supper. SS
Dr.. Ripple bought the livery stock
& Of William Cranler. He already own
ed the building.
Miss Bertha fI.eClere went to Wa
terloo Saturday t$
zaliss Carrie Brooks left Monday
/ for Battle Creek sanitarium, to take
training as a nurse,
Miss Jessie Dunlap is reported as
quite sick. q. u. III
Arthur William son expects TO leave
this week for Canada, to work fol,
the Porter Land company,
The ~Cantata, Priest and King,
which vas to have been given, Eas-
i ter Sabbath evening, but. was post
\ poned on account of the storm, was
given last, Sabbath evening to a large
audience and was highly appreciated.
President & Reed, Rev. Foster, DIR,
\ Livingston and F.5E Williams son,