Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-08-13

"A The funera services were hel
!. at the home 8 nday afternoon an
= were conducted by Or. J. w. Par
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5 ssl; DELHI.
. Mrs. Chas. Howard and grandson
: Kenneth Howard and Mrs Carl How'
: Of Dubuque visited friends in Dell
1.-THE past week. s5
Mrs. Frank Host and baby Of M,
chanicsville are visiting at the Jake
lin home. S5 b.
! The members st. Johns churc
are planning for a picnic to be he'll
! on Labor Day, September /.
Royal Furman Of Troy Mills
twisting in town. w A, .l5
]. w. Rimmer now occupies hi
new building on Main street. #
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Henck Of Dave
port were here to attend Dairy Day :
visit friends. ~ III
Mr.. E. Penningroth goes to MINI
4 esta this week where he has
position travelling for packing hous,
Mrs. Penningroth viii visit her par
ents at Bennett, Iowa, for a few
weeks. .s55, 4 I. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. George seeley, and
daughter Rose visited friends in
town Wednesday
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In the ball game played on Dairy
Day between Manchester and Delhi
The Delhi boys won by a score Of s
to Z. Ma RI. +,
Roy Tisdale Of Strawberry Point
visited Delhi friends Wednesday
Charlie Hawker from near Man
chester purchased a Stanley Steamer
OF S. r. Crabb last week..
Miss Marjorie Minkler Of Edgewood
visited friends in this place last
week. p.
Mrs. Josephine Harris, and Helen.
an3 Mrs. E. r. Stone were in Dubu-.
que. Thursday.
Prof. q. Trezona moved his family.
Thursday into rooms in Mrs. Maud
Reeder's house. =. n
Mrs. Lyle Gustafson is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Corbin.
Mrs. Toomer and her daughter Mrs.
J. B. Mcclure Of Minnesota are;
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will Toomer.
Mrs. Lorraine Keise spent Sunday
at Rev. Perrys in Masonville.
S. F. Crabb was In independence
Friday.
A. NJ. Fleming Of scooba, Mississ-
ippi, visited his father c.. F. Elem.
ing last week. vs.,3 IA
Mrs. F. E. Stimson and Mrs. p. H.
Britt were in Dubuue Friday.
Joseph Bowers and Miss Hild;.
Bensley were married in Manchester.
Thursday, Angus. They will make
their home in this place. Dbl
y Mrs. CIV Pulver, Mrs. Amy Cole
and daughter, Laura visited Edgewooi
George Pulver went into Chicago
friends Friday.
last week on buiness. Mr.. Pulver pur
chased a car loaa OF lambs while |
away. 81 VI
Jesse Sloan is taking a vacation Of |
a week or two, Miss Hazel Perkins
Is assisting in the bank.
Perry Littlefield met with y q
serious accident one day last week:
Ills Metz car backed over an embark
nent near Hartwick the car tipped
'ver with Mr.. Littlefield underneath
Ills wife who was with him in the
ar jumpes and escaped unhurt, and
;oon had help to assist her husband
Who escaped with a few minor in.
uries and q dislocated shoulder,
Dr.. Harry Bradley was down from /
Manchester Saturday to see Miss
Avie Grmmon who has been i'll for
! few weeks. Her many friends hope
or her speedy recovery.
Delhi and Earlvllle played ball Satur-
lay on the Delhi ball grounds The
core was 10 to 2 IN Delhi's favor.
!. NJ. Bondurant Is visiting her ION
suy7 and family at Waterloo.
I: Mrs. May Howard and son Fores
ire visiting friends In Dubuque.
Mrs. E. IA. Seger OF Manchester is
'isiting at the E. R. Stone home.
Mrs. Cora Haight and baby O
Oneida are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w
:. Wall.
Miss Maud Glew visited friends al
his place last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Barr were down
: i'm Manchester last week.
On Wednesday, August. s, was
1eld our second annual Dairy Day,
t was a grand success. The commit
:ees wish to thank all who SO kindly
assisted them in the preparations and
n carrying out the program. No pre-
renting providence, the Bird annual
Dairy Day, will be held on the LIST
Wednesday OF August, 1914.
DUNDEE.
(Last Weeks Letter.
Mr.. VIM. Sites visited his son
Cyrus near Littleport Sunday.
John Henry and son, Charles Of
Strawberry Point were in town
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Duncan Of Man
chester spent Saturday and Sunday
n the Aimers home.
Q. o. Smith Of Manchester was
here delivering honey, Tuesday.
The L. U. c. A. OF Thorp will
meet with Mrs. Lydia Heyer, August
l4th.
Miss Elsie Zemanek OF Dubuque were
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