Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-07-08

EARLvILLE


Rev. John H. KLAUS of Lacrosse
was visiting among home folks the
fore part of%the week.
The young people of manuel Luth-
eran church held a picnic in the
grove near the Henry ,Stumpf home
on July 4th. A3good time is reported
by all. t4as $35
Everybody'sY Sunday School class Of
the Congregational church held "a
picnic at the LeGassick grove just
east of town and with their families
spent the Fourth In a truly happy
manner. 45 n. 4EE
Another large picnic was pulled off
at Almoral on July 4 under the aus
pices Of the Oak Grove band.
John Radabaugh was the victim Of
a paralytic stroke Saturday morning
at the. home Of his daughter, Mrs.
Perry Clemans. His son, Chas. and
daughter, Grace OF Colesburg were
here for several days to assist In car
ing for him.. He is eighty years OF
age and it is thought now that he
will recover.
Robt. Hackbarth and crew OF work
men left for Colesburg this week to
erect a house on the I. "A. Moreland
farm. 4&S@
Earlville will soon have a new
hotel il plans now in. progress are
carried out. Bids are ready to let
and work will be started on same in
a few weeks. 8Si% S$ z.
Mr.. speer of South Dakota Is. a
guest at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Carl Skinner this week.
John Legassick is the purchaser OF
a Ford touring car this week,
Mrs. Sam Virtue of Webster City
is visiting at the Lester! Hunt home
north OF town. n.
Frank Armstrong of Webster City
visited at the Elmer Carly home dur
ing the; week.
Rev. F. Lutz was a Dubuque pas
senger Tuesday.
b. H. Frye. Of Dyersville was aEbus-
mess caller in town Tuesday. s$s@
Mr.. and Mrs. DO. Harrington OF
Waubay, South Dakota, are the par
ents Of a son since June 30. Mrs.
Harrington was formerly Miss Mar
guerite Laxson OF this city. Congrat-
ulations.
Miller Smiht was an Oelwein visit
or Wednesday and Thursday.
Geo. Hunt LETT Monday evening for
Rochester, Minnesota, where his son.,
Leon, submitted to an operation for
the removal Of a mastoid growth.SsThe
operation was performed Tuesday and
at last reports the patient was rest
ing comfortably. a<St5 &S VA
Don ,Rundell of Verndale, Mime
sofa, arrived Saturday for. visit with
his mother, who has been very III
during the past week.
"A. L. Davis purchased a Ford tour
Ing car OF the local agent. P. N:
Cloud, last week. q sf4
Mrs. R. w! Murrow and Mrs. Chas.
Gould left Monday for Cherokee to
attend the funeral of the late VIM.
Kenny, q former resident of this
vicinity and we'll known among the
older residents here. !s
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur johnson and
son Dale were over Sunday visitors
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Johnson at Waterloo.
J. w. Hulett, who has been EN-
ployed by the I.EC.aR r. r.. here for the
past six months as helper, has ac-
or at Jesup. &L ! ~
Mrs. Henry Ocker of Manchester
attended the funeral of the late Mrs.
Frances Ashburn. "a
Mrs. Lund and daughter .Maude OF
Cedar Rapids were guests Of Rev.
and Mrs. A. w. Virgins during the
week. IS -
Mrs. Lucien Miller Of Minneapolis
visited at the c. "A. Liebe home sew.
eral days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hamblln are
the parents Of 9 daughter since Mon
day. ~ d. 81
Lewis fWesche and niece. Miss
Laura Crosby, arrived Wednesday
from Webb. Iowa. Miss Crosby will
spend the summer. at the Wesche
home.
Work on the pole line and the
building for the new electric plant
will start next week. ~
The following happy crowd spent
the Fourth at the Volt and Werk-
meister homes: Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Jones and, daughter. Ula, Miss
Lulu Ternes, Miss Tillie Vogenthal-
er, Miss Ema Meretz, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Wunder and the Misses Ida
Ternes and Minnie Meyer and Mr..
Frank Zehtner OF Dubuque, Mr.. and
| Mrs. G. "A. Gibbs, and family, Mrs.
Dora Gibbs and Mrs. Anna Hackett
of Farley and Mr.. and Mrs. John f..
Jones Of Stockton, Illinois.
Manillius Lieb of O'Neal. Nebras-
ka, returned to his home Friday af-
ter a visit Of several weeks among
relatives and friends.
Several from here are planning to
attend different sessions Of the Red
path Vawter C%hautauqua at ;Manches-
ter this week. .si$5. '.5
Mrs. Steven and daughter OF Fort
Dodge are guests at the home of the
formers brother, H. j.. Vanfleet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Breithaupt OF
Dubuque spent the Fourth at the Mar;
tin Yelden. home ~
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wulkow were
guests Of relatives in town over Sun
day. Ls3 s
Messrs. and Mesdames Albert and
Charles Clemens of Dubuque spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sharpe were
Manchester visitors Monday.
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