Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-28
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pering the GINA. r.. hall.
Saturday, May 3, is pay day for
Silver Spring Creamery company.
They, will pay 39c per pound for but
ter fat for April milk.
8 Miss Nellie Vansickle returned to
her home in Bennett, Iowa. Wednes-
day. s..t, :,
n Miss Dorothy Danford entertained
company of her girl and boy friends
last Wednesday evening. 5S
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Holdridge leave
Friday for Denver. Colorado, where
they will spend the summer. 2s
Mrs. ilson Pulver went to Iowa
City Saturday evening with her
daughter, Mrs Will Haasis, who viii
submit to an operation for append
citis the first of the week.
Amos Smith has moved his family
into the Higgins house on the west
side. ts5.s
John WerkmeisterI was over from
Earlville Thursday. "a Sy5..
The Epworth League will hold q
basket picnic in the G. A. r. park,
Wednesday evening. June 10. 81 e:
J. w. Hartman had business in
Manchester Thursday. #
Cliff Jackson will occupy Byron
Holdridge's house this. SUNNI r.
George Puiver's team ran away on
the streets OF Earlville last Wednes-
day. The harness and wagon were
damaged.
Mrs. j. p. {, Stranger Of Hopkinton
visited at Prof. Taylor's last week.
Gladys Bancroft was in Manchester
|Wednesda ~
The foreign missionary society will
meet next week Thursday with Miss
Ella Harris, hostess and Mrs. Edith
Angel, leader. " i.
Miss Avis Grommon's school will
close Friday with a picnic
Mrs. John Wheeler was on the
sick list last week.
Mrs. Charlotte Hull was in Man
chester Thursday. 3. sss
Mrs. G.. NJ. Himmel is regaining her
health
Will Hull drove to Monticello last
week. 4E ". .1la.
Henry Vesey and men finished the
basement Of d. j. Schnittjer's new
barn Saturday. 1t is made OF h con-
crete and the wall is 10 feet high.
and the size of the building is 5Ox1O7
feet. .'25.
The pupils Of the primary and
second primary rooms enjoyed a
picnic at the lake Saturday.
Prof. w. T. Taylor was in Brem-
er county Saturday. rs,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Smith of Ryan vis-l
tied Delhi friends last week.
Gladys Bancroft and Mae Saun-
ders attended the Clayonian play at
Hopkinton Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Zirtzman
were\ down from Manchester Satur-
day.
j. NJ. Kingsley Of Cedar Rapids
was in town last week.
Eddie and George Oehler jr. OF
Perry, Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Cruise OF Earlville were here to
attend the funeral Of their z uncle,
Bernard Mcclure. K
Bernard MCGUIRE was born Sep
TENDER 26, 1854 and died at the home
Of his sister, Mrs. George Oehler in
Delhi, May 20, 1913, at the age Of
SO years, months, "a days. He
was married to Miss Mary Sennott
Of Portage, Wisconsin, in 1888, four
children were born to this union,
Bernard, John, May and Helen. His
wife and son John have preceded
him in death. He is survived by
two sisters and two brothers, Mrs.
Ella Oehler and Mrs Katie Hogan
o. Delhi, Edward Mcclure OF Marion,
and John Mcclure OF Lac Andes, s.
D. The funeral services were held
at ST. Johns church Thursday morn
ing conducted by Rev. Father Room
ey. The remains were taken to OF
tumwa for burial The relatives
who accompanied the remains to OF
tumwa were Mr.. and Mrs. Georgej
Oehler, son George and daughter Ber-
nice, Mrs. Frank Hogan, Mr.. and |
Mrs. J. B. Mcclure, Mr.. Edward Nc
CURE and daughter Zita.