Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-03-11
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Henry Mack was an Earlyille cal
er Monday. I. "a
All who are DESTROYS of helping
good cause and at the same tim.
have an evening full of entertain
ment should arrange to hear Clar
ence w. GLAND at the M. E. church
Friday night, March 10. Mr.. Olant
is a violinist, cartoonist and an art
list with the Swiss bells. He vii
be here but one night. He comes t.
Delaware to give this entertainment
for the benefit Of the school. q
At the school election on Monday
twenty-five votes We're east. Neli
Johnson was elected treasurer, ant
Levi Raster and G. Gienapp We're
elected directors. Mr.. Gienapp Il
undecided rs to whether he will quail
ify for the rctorship.
DELHI.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blake OF Strawber
ry Point and Will Blake OF Crook.
tston, Minnesota, were guests at T.
NJ. Barnes last week.
James Norris of Delaware has pur
chased the livery stock at this place
Of . Bert Ellison. Mr. Ellison will
move to farm near Dundee.
Silver Lake Rebekah lodge held q
social at their hall last Tuesday ey-
ening. SAD 81 l'':.s.
Miss Blanch Smith has been on the
sick list; the past week.
y Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Keith visited
their son and family at Cascade last
week.
The funeral Of Charles Brownell,
whose death occurred in Denver, Col
orado, was held from the Delhi M. E.
church, Sunday afternoon. The SER
vices We're conducted by Rev. J. S.
Westfall.
Mrs. Ira White and Mrs. Harvey
Wolfe attended the funeral OF their
relative, Darius Clark, near Mason
vile Wednesday,,
Ona Jakelin went to Dubuque on
Wednesday to enter Finley hospital
to study tor a trained nurse.
b Fred Dudley shipped car of stock
and household goods to Missouri on
where he will make his
home. His family will follow him
the coming week.
HAA 2. =. "A. %AOOlTItlV SSuLSIIttileu& ucI'
Sunday School class Of young ladies
and their young men friends at her
nome Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Nettie Harris returned to her
home in Galena, Illinois, after an ex-
tended visit with her brother, Prof.
Trezona.
Mrs. G. O. White and Mrs. F. E.
were Dubuque visitors on
Thursday and Friday.
Clay Keith was in Dubuque We'd
nesday. Y.
/ Mrs. Josephine Harris was up from
on Thursday.
Miss Josie Andrews is on the sick
ist- II q
Mrs. H. P. Bancroft was a visitor
With her parents at Anamosa last
week. n X
] henry Dakers Of Clear Lake visited
I'D time friends in Delhi recently.
& DR.. e. ]. Wintenberg has new
veil completed by Carly and Davis
II Earlville.T ;tsi *.
I Frank Wilson has moved to the
;. F.. Fleming farm.
Nick Hass is seriously III. A sepc-
alist from Iowa City was here to see
lin last week.
Don Thibadeau has moved to the
AXE farm and Frank Coats to the
luke Connolly farm.
Mrs. Perry Haight and son Ralph
# Oneida We're at w. Il. Meals on
friday, s5.
George Davis of Waterloo visited
It J. w. Hartman's Friday.
Mrs. M. D. Stone and Berdena An
ell were shopping in Manchester on
saturday. 4
Miss Theo Doolittle entertained
wenty-six Of her young friends at
Ter home on Saturday evening!
Mrs. o. w. Smith Of Hopkintonl
pent astTweeK IN Delhi helping care
or her mother, Mrs. J. w. Swim
urne, who was quite sick
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wolfe and
hildren are visiting at Peter Wolfe's |
n Manchester.
James Norris had business in Du-
uque Saturday. 3
Miss Burnette Rimmer win have a |
asket social and program at her
chool at Plum Creek on Friday ev-
ming, March 20. Everyone invited.
Emmert Miller has moved into /
own. s5s
Rev. w. S. Skinner went to Della
rare Sunday to fill Rev, Westfalls
ppointment. .;I