Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-06-03
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died at his home South OF town
on Monday morning, June i, aged SO
years and 3 months, Nicholas Haas,
Of North Fork township " Deceased
was one of the county's prosperous
and prominent farmers and his many
friends were shocked to hear of his
sudden demise which was one to
heart failure. He leaves to mourn
his departure his wife, five sons and
six daughters and one brother. The
funeral was held from ST.. Johns
Catholic church at Delhi Wednesday
morning. Interment at Delhi.
Buy your tickets for the Redpath
Vawter Chautauqua at Manchester. A
most excellent program is in store
for those who attend s-'
Decoration day was observed in
the usual manner here. TWenty-siX
little girls marched to the cemetery
with the remaining few Of the G. A.
R. and decorated the graves of TWEEN
ty-seven departed heroes OF the Civ
| IL war. An address was given by
Rev. "A. w. Virgins, followed by
one in German by Rev. +. Lutz, in
terspersed with patriotic songs made
UP a program which was carried out
in the public square in Fairview GEN.
etery. H:g E$ f..s \ 4 t3&s,s-'- .SE;.s
| Among those from out of town
who were here to observe the day
were Mrs. A. T. Redding, Mrs. Dun.
ham and Mrs. Fay, Mrs. Curt Hook
aday, Mrs. E. w. Durham, Mrs. Eos
ter and daughter May, OF Manches ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Matthews and
daughter Mary OF Waterloo; Mr.
and Mrs.$5sWill Eaton Of Cedar Rap
l ids; Senator J. II. TreWin of Cedar
Rapids; John Goldsmith sr. of Ack
Hey; q Mr.. and Mrs. viii Farenholtz Of
lfWaterloo, and Miss Helen Severen OF
dubuque. 81 5.sit3 NJ II 5 N !,
Miss Elsie Klaus of Lacrosse, Wis
1 consin, ha been guest at the Klaus
and Bergman homes 5s E$s ss III NJ ~ Il
. "A. b.. Holbert of Greeley was in
town Friday. by NJ NJ 25sI s5 n W. 5
c.. 3Lehner of Dubuque placed monu
|ments in Fairyiew cemetery for Jas
Reeder, VIM, Stoner and w. y; T
A. Wood and Mrs. W. u T /, Wood and DIR
1 Douglass during the past week.
lS5 Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Millen and Mr.
and Mrs. f.. IA. . Millen and son Geo
and Miss Bertha Staehle spent Sun
4 day with relatives in town. "A 81 Al
The graduating exercises OF the 10
cal High school took place in the op
Eera house on Friday evening: Fol
Z flowing is the personel of the elias:
Of 1914: Miss Otelia Gibbs, Messrs
4 Earl Klaus, Ray Hunt, John Wood
4 Lorena Davis, John Denton and Ell
y mer% Faust. After the program tn
class was taken to the LEO. or +
hall where they were welcomed in
! to the alumni association of thei
! Alma Mater. A banquet was serve'
. and toasts were given and Responded
to and in, all a happy evening wa
spent and the class Of 1914 steppet
t down into the Work-a-day world, an,
j, tho school OF life. II III, Il s@
II THORPE. 4.
t Plans are being made by the pee
f pie of this neghborhood to- atten
: the Chautauqua to be held in Mar
! chester. H.5 <.. s3g5 & M !g,s II a
. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Turner wer
} visitors in Manchester Saturday.
5 Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Wonleighto
lspent Sunday at the Gus Clute hom
near Greeley. .;s
! "A summer kitchen on the. d. Sar
farm caught fire Sunday night an
Twas burned to the ground. 4 Had
s not been for the timely assistance 9
a party of people consisting of Nj
and Mrs. W. Nelson, Miss Sign
Johnson, Miss Cora Dubois and MI
Jno Cook, who were autoing fror
!, Monticello to West Union and hal
Dcned to be passing some time afte
!, the fire started, the entire hous
; would undoubtedly have been burned
We regret, to say that the youn
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Halibur is n
better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler were \. Edgs
: wood visitors Sunday. .i is'
! Many from here are planning t
attend the Sparks Bros. circus a
Strawberry Point on Thursday. n
NJ oNTI.
! John Ringgold and family of Win
Ithrop attended mass here Sunday.
J, Miss Mae Duffy Of Masonville Is
! visiting her sister Mrs. Joe Seer,
I, this week. u .3 3 Il s$$ !.
Miss Sadie Farrell visited friend.
Lin Cedar Rapids a few days las las
week. II .Jff5 d U 5. 4; Il: N. .I3s s NJ \
) John Evans has purchased an auto
mobile. 8s:;5s "A 81 L. X
Lucy O'Hagan of Waterloo i, spen
Sunday with her mother here. Z,
K Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. Moroney autoet
to Independence Saturday. 'f7
i VI John Seery called on relatives neal
Robinson recently S3s ~ RI, "a 3ss +
Jas. Carr is at home from Chicago.
THE Chautauqua at Manchester. bid:
flair to eclipse all previous records.
Miss Mamie Gaffney is home from
Lamont where she has been visiting
the past week. IL. 4. .s'5Nt5S
p. M. Coleman left Monday evening
for his home in Kansas, after an ex
tended visit with his SON at this
| place. G,.t =, HAM tsi 4
Miss kathryn Mcclure spent Sun
day with Martha Donnelly in Cogson;;
| Seventeen children received frs
Holy Communion here Sunday
! Several from here attended the
dance in Coggon Wednesday night.