Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-08-27
EARLVILLE.

Is a thing OF the past. 1t was the
usual success and drew one Of the
largest crowds Earlville has eyel
had on. a similar occasion. The auto
parade was very good what there
was OF it and the balloon failed to
arrive. The address by ]. H. Trew.
in was one of the ablest ever lis
tend to- The merry 60 round and
the various booths did thriving
business and over one hundred num-
beers were sold for the dance in the
evening. Only, one accident occurred
10 mar the day. The same being a
premature explosion OF daylight fire
works. The victim, X. Goodman,
receiving the full discharge in his
face. For while it was thought
that his eyesight was ruined. He
was taken to Parkview hospital at
Manchester am at last report va
getting along very nicely.
T.. F. Martin OF Dubuque suffered
a stroke OF apoplexy while attend
ing the ball game on carnival day.
Physicians We're summoned and al.
is being done for him that is pos
sible but at this writing he is still
In a precarious CONDITION, little hope
being he'd out for his recovery.
Tom is well known throughout this
vicinity and his many friends hope
for better tidings soon.
The Frauen Verein OF the Lutheran
church will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Jos. Nieman on Friday, August
20. Ladies are all invited to at.
tend. Teams will be In waiting
at HoIscher & Cos. store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Staehle de
parted for Hancock, Minnesota, Sat
urday evening.
q Mr.. and Mrs. John Dittmer and
baby OF Thompson are visiting rel
atiyes here.
Geo. Loomis of Oregon is visiting
his brother Frank.
Mrs. Dave Richardson Of Sehridan.
Missouri, returned to her home Fri
day after q visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Cruise Of AT
Iantic, Iowa, returned to their home
Sunday after weeks visit with.
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Nelson of
Minneapolis are guests Of the latteris
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reeder.
Herman. Reth left Wednesday for
Rochester, Minnesota. to consult ply.
'icians in regard to his health.
Mrs Henry Stumpf returned last
week from a months visit with her
Airs H. Ellsworth, OF Britt,
owa. go
Miss Dorothy Knowles returned to
Ter home in Chicago after seven
weeks visit with her grandmother,
Irs. L. G. Hersey.
Guilford Pitcher, Welker schaller,
nd Loren Davis departed Saturday
light for the state fair at Des
Ioines.
F. Powell was Manchester Wis
Tor Saturday.
Chas Thibadeau left Saturday for
'oise City, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mr. Louis Kamuller and
IRIS Fred Mutchler were guests al
he Louis Schaller home over Sun
ay.
Miss Zala Tobie is visiting in Ce.
ar Rapids and Marion this week.
Mrs. Hattie Sturtevant Of Milo
laine. is a guest at the home OF
er sister, Mrs. L. G.. Hersey, Mrs
tutevant was a teacher in the To-
al schools forty-fi-e years ago and
,ill be better remembered as Miss
latte Bolster.
A happy reunion of the John and
,harles Cruise families was held al
he home Of Roy Baskerville on Sat.
day, August 20. Seventy-six mem
ers Of the two families were in at.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Klaus and
on Paul and daughters Edna and
elizabeth are, visiting at La
,rosse this week.
Mrs. Ed Segar o Manchester and
Bert Gates o. Marble Rock, Iowa,
we're renewing acquaintance in town
saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Richter Of Du-
'uque and Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
brown of Greeley were guests at
he VIM. stoner home Thursday and
sday.