Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-07

the home thence to the Catholic
| ing at the services during which he
church, Rev. D. Lonergan official
ing at the services during which
paid beautiful tribute to the
life of the deceased. Interment was
made in St. Mary's cemetery. .2.3
| ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
M. III. Williiston is a. visitor in
the Key City today. n. 5 1,,s
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Durey were
visitors in Cedar Rapids over. Sun
day. i5 NJ
- Mrs. Albert MONTH"; was guest
Of her aunt, Mrs. F. E. Martin, q
few days last week. }
w. A. Roe, state hotel inspector
of Des Moines, was a visitor in Man n.
chester on Monday. n " 81
-Chas. Mremann OF Waterloo is
a guest of relatives in Coffins Grove
township this week.
Friends Of Mrs. F. E. Martin
regret to learn of her serious III
ness at her home in this city.
Miss Alma 4 Duba enjoyed a Wis
it on Few Years day from her faith
er. Mr. "A. "a. Dubs. OF Waterloo.
Miss Blanche Terril left Monday
morning Tor Chicago. to resume her
work in the Moody Bible Institute.
Regular communication of. Man
chester Lodge; No. 165. A. F. & a..
NJ, on Saturday evening Of this
week. 81, 55 .53
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. E. Gildner and
baby Of Mrashalltown, Iowa. visited
several days ias44 week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Gildner. 4; 5%3 Il
miss Jessie Harper returned to
Fl. Dodge on Sunday morning, after
a two weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. 3. = Hedlund, and family. n
] Mr. rs. Harry Pinch, who has pre-
|sided over the piano at the 81 Lyric
theater during the past year OF more.
resigned her position on January
list. She is succeeded BY. Miss ona
Barnd. s.s: FL s8s$. 81 Il. IS
Miss Florence Riddell. who has
been spending the vacation with her
mother. Mrs. Alex Riddell. at Straw
berry Point, returned to Manchester
Saturday evening. 4, Is
Bernard Woods Of Ryan was
here on Tuesday calling on friends
prior to his return during the day
Il to Dubuque. where he is student
at st. Joseph's college.
Clarence Hyler, who has been
the guest, Of friends and relatives
there during the holidays, returned
Thursday to his studies at st. JOS
eph's college at Dubuque.
si a. Hiss Ada Fullbright, who 4 has
been the. guest Of her cousin, Miss
Ona Barnd, and other relatives dur
ling the holidays, went to Dubuque
yesterday to resume her studies al
st. Vincent's college.
Mr. Hiram Arnold has been con-
fined to his bed because OF injuries
| to his hip, which he sustained In
fall on New Years day. His host
Of friends hope that the injuries will
yield to medical treatment.
Stephen Funk Of Edgewood was
guest OF his cousins, John A. ard
Henry Logan a few days last week.
He lis a student at the state univer.
sity and had spent the holiday vaca-
ton with relatives here and at Edge
wood. Nj '.l.
Mrs. w. T. Adams and her son;
Ben Adams. returned to Iowa City
on Saturday morning after spending
two weeks with relatives and friends
in Manchester. Mr.. Adams is
student in the medical department
OF the state university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Drew OF
Waterloo were in Manchester few
days last week. They came here to
attend the Mcintosh. Mcdonald we'd
ding. Following the wedding they
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Shelly for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. steadman
enjoyed a visit last week from Mrs.
Steadman's niece and her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Jennings. The
young people were married at West
Union on New Years day, and have
gone to housekeeping at Wadena,
Iowa tS;.
Il r. C. Keagy, who has been
spending the holiday vacation with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. c.. w.
Keagy. leaves tomorrow for Wash
ington, D. c.. where he will stop
off on his way back to Madison.
New Jersey, where he is student
in Drew Theological seminary.
Mr.. R. D. Hooker Of this city re-
ceived word yesterday that his sis
ter, Mrs. Eva A. Wilcox of Grand
Meadow, Minnesota. was slowly re.
covering from very severe attack
Of scarlet fever. Mrs. Elmer Mattice
of Richland township has been at
her sisters bedside ever since her
sister became critically Ill.
"A company Of young men went
to Cedar Rapids Saturday evening
to see James X. Hackett in THE
Grain Of Dust, on that evening, and
Mcintyre & Heath in "The Ham
Tree on Sunday evening. The par
ty was composed of Garry Thorpe,
Robert Harris, Harry, Thorpe, Joe
Eyers and James Burbridge.