Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-03-25
MONTH

5.5 i MONTH. II *s
.ta5 Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcdowell are
the, proud parents OF twin baby boys
f born last Tuesday. 81
Miss Mary O'Brien closed her term
Z of school in Middlefield township OH
Friday for the spring vacation. 81
Miss Tessie< Ward spent part of
last week with her sister, Mrs. H.
4 Fay, near Walker.
Mrs. Peter Turley,, who has been
al, is better at this writing.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Baragary
( transacted business in Cedar Rapids
Il Monday. II q NJ
John Monaghon, who has been in
Cedar Rapids, returned home on last
7! Tuesday. n :, AZ s.9s 81
/ Misses Anna Grove, Lizzie Tough
8ren and June Ryan, who are attend
ling school in Manchester, spent Sun
I day at their home. "
Miss Mae Monaghon visited Mabel
Shelley Sunday. r. L
l4aa Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. O'Connor of
winthrop are the happy parents of a
baby boy
Miss Kate Mooney spent a few
days Of last week at Robinson. 81.
ii$ Mrs. Kaufman lis entertaining sew
I eral friends from Cedar Rapids this
week.
/ Several from here attended the
EARLvlLLE. 81
I Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Baird Of Suf-
\ fern, IN. ", have been guests at the
George Darcy home for the past
few days, Mr.. Baird returned to Chr
cago enroute home Sunday evening"
Miss Bertha Jones, OF Lodi, Califor-
MIA, is visiting at the Volt and Werk-
meister homes. i.
1 n Mrs. o. A. Esler Of Manchester
| was a Sunday visitor at the Volt and
Werkmeister homes. 81
Mrs: Dora Gibbs Of Farley spent
I Sunday with Earlville friends.
IN Mrs. Mary Brown and Miss Ethel
/ Thisl OF Dubuque spent Sunday at
! the Frank Powell home.
The young ladies' society Of the
/ Congregational church were pleasant.
~ entertained at the home of Miss
May Powell Saturday evening.
I Died on Sunday afternoon at his
home three miles west&of town
Charncy5 s. Harvey, aged seventy
|
pioneer settlers OF this county and
was known to a large circle OF
friends who will be grieved to learn
of his DEATH He was born in New
York state and in 1862 was married
to Miss Almira Holdridge. In 1867
he came to Wisconsin and a year
later to Iowa, locating on the farm
which has since been his home. Sew
en- children were born to chem, six
| OF whom are left with the mother to
mourn his death: ~. H. Harvey OF
Dawson, N. d.; b. C. Harvey Of Pas
I adena, California; Mrs. Ella Snow,
OF Cakes, N. D.; E. II. Harvey & OF
| Berns tead,% ~. D.; Mrs. Mabel Zirtz.
man Of Kettle Falls, Washington, and
Roy, with whom he made his home.
The funeral will be held on Thursday
Iafternnon from the home. Interment
win be made at Delaware. n
Mrs. Lena Rupp and Mr. Fred RupI
lof Epworth arrived Monday for a
!. visit with relatives in this vicinity.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Van Gerpen
OF Independence at the home OF DR..
Meythaler in this city on Monday
morning, son. & u
Mrs. L. G. Hersey and daughter,
Grace We're Manchester visitors or
Monday.
Mrs. Georgia Douglas was hostess
to the EN-. c., on Tuesday after
! noon. u Il r
Mrs. VIM. Martens will entertain
the Frauen Verein of the Lutheran
church on Friday afternoon. A cor
Gial invitation is. extended to all 81
Mrs. DR.. Cummings of Ryan return
ed to her home Friday after a short
visit with. her grandparents. Mr.. and
. Mrs. Ed Turner. !,
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe Matthews of
Manchester We're visitors here Friday
4 Mary Yelden was a Delaware pas
senger Friday . 4ss M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cruise OF
Ryan were in town Friday.
Mrs. Robt. Cole was visitor at
Manchester Friday. Il
Mrs. Clyde johnson of Waterloo
returned to her home Friday after a
visit with home folks 2jsgS- 4
Mr.. and Mrs. John Merry of Nan,
chester were guests at the Charles
Cruise home Friday.
Il Mrs. Frank Gienapp is reported
seriously i'll with pneumonia at her
home in%the east part of town.
The ladies of the the Congregation
al church will serve supper in the
church parlors on "Wednesday even
ing. All are invited to attend.
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