Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-12-30
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Milan Morton is in charge Of the
VI G. NJ. & st. p. depot at Delaware
while Thos. Lynch takes his vaca,
tion.s Is 49,.
ed from their wedding trip Wednes.
WI day and a. reception was given the
same evening at the home OF Mrs.
Brooks. 1919 E It'll
5: Elliott and Beatrice Parkhill came
home from Chicago on Christmas
morning and Miss Mabel Westcott
the same morning from Manly. -,
"A party of young folks were enter
tanned at the home OF Dr.. and Mrs.
Reed on Chris tmas evening.
MISS Bessie LeClere is at home
from Cedar Falls for the holidays.
Mrs. Bollman returned from a
three months visit in Virginia with
4 her daughter. She visited by the way
in Chicago with her son, C. G. Boil.
man, who. accompanied her home
for couple TO days visit. % r..
"A little son is reported at, the
4 home Of Prof. Sloan Wallace and
u wife at Waterloo. i .4.s .E1 .,.is !. = i
Miss Cora Ricketts, returned on
Tuesday from Waterloo for the holt
y day vacation. t5e VI
Mrs: E. e. Boots Of Monticello was
in town Friday. .@s.ss{ II s,.z z
zs Miss Vivian Dunlap has been at
i Manchester the past week. - =.
Mrs. Glenn Firman and little
daughter Of Lamont are visiting at
j the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. M.
3 Wheeler. zs4s T5s5G .3s ,s. X y
I'll Miss Bessie Bort is at home from
Webster City for the holidays.
5#5 Mrs, Peter Milroy and daughter,
4 Mrs. James Belknap and two chill;
dren are here from Parkston, S. D.,
\ to visit couple of months *, with
Ralph and w. A. Milroy and family.
Bert Smith was called here by the
Illness Of his little son Berkeley. who
has been quite i'll with pneumonia,
I but is now recovering. Mr.. Smith
I Is located on. horse ranch about
Y forty miles from Cheyenne, Wyom-
ing. &f-.. .a . s.. III = q
s Miss Helder OF Lanark, Illinois, is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton. 80 a
Mrs. Mary Moulton went to Cedar
Rapids Saturday for few days Wis.,,
N III "a. r.. Wheeless is at home for the
holiday vacation from. Sloan. where
flhe2is in charge of the public schools.
Merle Reed was down from Nam
chester for a few days visiting rela-
8 tiyes. g$& =, - ~ II. s
Claude Reed and Lewis. Cramer are
at home from Ames for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j.. Tourtellot went
to AuStinville to attend a reunion Of
the family on Christmas at the home
of their daughter. Mrs. Austin. d
Frank Bradke met with a serious
accident In his left eye which was
struck by a flying spike, making a
wound in the eyeball, but missing |
the pupil. He went to Cedar Rapids |
Wednesday to consult a specialist.
Miss Bessie Boots, who formerly |
livef in Hopkinton, was married on
December 10 at &Anamosa' to Harry |
Barlow Of Yale, S. D.
Mrs. George tVesey Is seriously i'll |
at her home and recovery isl doubtful |
n Margaret Mae, the only child 6of !
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. I. BroWneu, died on |
Monday morning, December 21, at
the home Of her parents Of peritonitif |
ed until january, g. she would have
been ten years old. When she was
three years old she was stricken with
fnfantle paralysis, from which she
never fully recovered. She was a
dear little trusting Christian, who
a few weeks before had signed
pledge to swim one for Christ. TheI
funeral services were held in Az the
church Tuesday after
noon. Friends from out Of town were
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Taylor and Mrs. +
Sheriff. and daughter from sOlin, Mrs.
Browneu and Mrs. Perkins from
Wyoming III ... Il:
Is Misses Maud, Franc and Nell Ear
hart are at home from Ames, Clar.
india and Durango, Colorado, respect
lively, for a happy holiday reunion
with their mother, Mrs. Anna Il Ear
hart. s .@s55f3:E-:= s5l-.
d The nine months old child Of
Mrs Charles Littlefield died early
Sunday morning with pneumonia. /.
$5 Mrs. j. D. MacAllister and children
are spending the holiday season at
Onslow. s$: I, ISL 81 s$-
Il Mrs. Charity Thompson came down
from Manchester Saturday evening
to visit her sons who live here
Mrs. Blanchard and children of
are holiday visitors at the
home of Mrs. Brooks.
RI The white Gift Christmas ser
vice at the Presbyteri church was
very successful considering the sick,
ness in this vicinity and such ex-
tremely cold weather that many lit
tie ones could not attend. Each one
brought a. gift instead of receiving | c
one. There were gifts OF food and
clothing and money ! go
& The municipal Christmas tree was {