Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-15

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BY her hus band and three small chill
dren, her parents, one brother AM
three sisters: She was the ~ eldes
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. "a. H. Kipp
for many years residents of this vi
cinity, but now residing near New
Hampton. Bert Nobel and Miss Rutl
Nobel went to / M organ to be presen
at the funeral services OF their couss
! in. 55 N 4. *e IL, 3
DON'T forget the Maurer Sister:
on Saturday evening of this week
April 18th. This is musical enter
tainment and the last number q Q
the course for this year.
MI. y and Mrs. Claude Coon spen
Sunday with relatives at Dyersville.
5 Miss Gail Havener of Blairstown
Iowa, is the new milliner at j.. K
Bolsinger's, having arrived Friday.
Prof. M j. Culligan was the CUES
Of relatives at Manchester and Ma
sonville over Sunday. NJ
Mrs: Martha Keller is & seriously
III at this time On account Of he1
Advanced age, recovery is matter
OF doubt. d. v
Services were held at the Catholic
church on Monday morning.
Howard Funk was brought home
from the hospital last week: having
had an operation on his ear. It is
hoped that the little fellow will soon
be as good as new. 4.
AT the meeting Of the new city
council w. S. Shaffer was appointed
recorder and Charles Bush, marshal.
The next meeting. Of Quid es Quo
club will eb held with Miss Blanche
Stillinger. &
The funeral services of Mrs. John
Jones were conducted at CARRIER Fri
day, by Rev. O. J. Felter. The re-
mains were inferred here at the
Brown cemetery. She is survived by
an only child, Mrs. Ross Nichols.
Mrs. E. A. Hinton, Of Coggon, was
here during a part of the week on
account &of the illness and death of
her brother j. H. Hammond.
A. w. Rea has been quite, i'll for
a week past, and at this time there
is no marked change in his condition.
Geo. F. Potts has received word
that his brother, John Potts, of King
man, Arizona, has recently sustained
a stroke of paralysis He visited in
this. place about a year ago, as his
friends will remember, and at that
time appeared in. good health.
J. H. Hammond passed away at
his home here at 1880 O'Clock FRI
day, April 10th, aged 68 years, II
and days He was born In
Bedford county, Pennsylvania, May
9Th, 1S45. Coming to Iowa in his
youth his home was in Clayton coun--
ty until about one year ago, when he
and his wife retired from the active
ife of the farm and took up their
residence in town. His wife was Miss
ella Barnhart, to whom he was mar
led December 81, 1876. Two sons,
Charles and William, were born to
hem, the former passing away in
1898. Mr.. Hammond was converted
lbout fifteen years ago, and joined
he, u. B.. church, continuing a con-
istent and working member of the
anne until the close Of life. Rev. 0.
7. Felter had charge of the funeral
ervice, which was held from the M.
J. church Sunday afternoon. Many
we're there to pay their last respects
o one whom they had long known
nd loved. The remains were laid to
est in Brown cemetery, there to
wait the resurrection morn. His wife
nd son, two sisters and two broth
rs survive, together with host Of
ther relatives and friends.
DR.. F. c.. Wilson accompanied W.
lauffman to Dubuque on Monday for
reatment at the hospital. He has
cen having serious trouble with alb
cesses of the ear, and an operation
lay be necessary to correct the
.ouble. g. = =