Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-11-17
STRAWBERRY POINT.
Last Weeks Letter. An

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Mrs. H. H OppermaA and son,
James, returned home Tuesday from
Dubuque, where they have been con.
sultins doctors In regard to the hit
ter's health. u. II >s;.:3 /.
family have moved to Dubuque, where
they will live in the future.
Fred Dalton, who has been visit
ing with relatives il Minneapolis
and St Paul, returned home Tues
day morning. 6 ,z.5 y ~ 5s5
Rev. Sylvester, former pastor of
the M. E. church, here. spent Sun
day in the Rev. C. J. Rose home.
George Becker has returned home
from Dubuque where he has been
making an extended visit v
Milton Kirkpatrick was the victim
Of quite q serious accident Wednes-
day at A school while playing on
some wagons left there by . Hal
loWe'e1 party Milton was playing
on the wagon whom he fell. thus
letting the wagon run over his arm.
Some larger boys were pulling the
wagon. 81 & HI ..y S3
Miss Mae Peck is visiting in the
w. Hall home at Leroy, MINI.
Bert Talcott was a Waterloo visit
or Monday. n 33 WI n IS N Y
Miss Ruth Everts has returned to
her home FROM Manchester. E5S3f
y. F.. Mace spent the last OF the
week in Hawkeye. (, Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley OF Lamont,
spent Wednesday with her daughter,
Mrs. e. Kamoose. BE- 4
Harold Richards an EdgeWOod boy.
and the grandson Of Mrs. Palmer OF
this place has joined the navy.
Mrs. Henry Gibbs returned home
from Iowa City Tuesday morning.
Miss Frances Balm has been visit
ing with her mother in Independence.
Miss Ethel Sauerbry spent last
week in the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Chris SauerbTy. Miss Sau-
erby who teaches at Osterdock, IS
having a weeks vacation. o
Miss Lena Benson spent Sunday
In Guttenberg Y M ii
Mr.. and Mrs. George Oppermanl
spent Saturday in Elkader. q
Alex Porter is seen running a new
Overland automobile RI .5j
Jas. Rowan Of Salt Lake City, Utah,
is here visiting with his daughter,
Mrs. Chas Blanchard. Is. il s ;ts2t
The Christian Aid will hold their
annual bazaar at Miss Carmfchaers
millinery store Saturday, Dec. 4th. IF
4 Mrs. Perry returned home Wednes-
day from Webster City. where she
has been, attending the funeral or
her uncle. 3 3Gsy .555ii; t.9 Z I
Mrs. Fred Pebbler and daughter,
L0ttie, and son, Archie Weymer, and
Miss Engelke, spent Saturday In
Waterloo. d55-
Mfssrs. M. F.. Harwood. and =.
Davis and Mesdames G. Z. Young,
C. a. Mace, C. C. Treadwen and J..
F. Mace spent Friday with friends ends
in Hawkeye. as4 "
Rev. and Mrs. Zimmerman of Del
vein, spent Thursday in the Rev.
Graf home.
Helen Harwood has been visiting
with relatives in Arlington.
G. w. Barr spent the. first OF the
week in the George Barrett home
at CARRIER. .15. n Il e
Mr.. Fultz is in Chicago consulting
doctors about his health. 5ss Z,
4 Harvey Carpenter, who has been
working at Nevada, returned home
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Barr and chill
dren spent Sunday in the John Wath-
er home at Edgewood.
Mrs. Trezona, who has been keep
ing house for her son. in Delhi, has
moved her household goods into the
Duncan house near the cemetery.
Clyde Wather of Eagewood, was a
business caller here Sunday.
Mrs, Lester Hines and daughter,
Grace, have left for Rochester, where
they will consult doctors about the
latter's health. \. :l iE5sI
Miss Pearl Allenstein left for
her home in Lamont Saturday even
Ing, after weeks visit in the E.
J. Opperman and Gus Kamoose
homes. ~
Bert Blanchard, while working on
the new Campbell and Opperman
garage. fell twenty feet from scat
fold. lighting on his head and should
ers on pile Of brick that lay below.
He was picked up by. the workmen
and taken home unconscious. Drs.
Howard and Anthony were called,
who performed an operation, remov-
ing a piece OF skull bone. At this
writing he is still unconscious and
his recovery is doubtful.
Mrs. Bernard Smith is in Rcches-
ter, consulting doctors about her
health. y
GREELEY.%
Chas. Barr and wife of Mancles-
ter. spent Wednesday and Thursday
at Bert Beohm's.