Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-10-13
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Mrs. Snyder and two children; o
Monticello, were. guests OF Mrs. w
/ S. Johnson last week. 5}S N H,
Miss Myra Joseph was in Des
Moines last week at the home of hel
brother, Mr.. Frank Joseph and wife
Mrs. Wheelock came up from Mt
Vernon last week to. assist her bro
ther. Mr.. Libbilts, in the post office
during the absence of Miss Mullen.
The public school teachers x II
town and this part Of the county
were in Manchester Thursday ano
Friday attending the teachers insti
tute and therefore the boys and girls
enjoyed vacation is! Il /. I. u
Miss Mae Dunlap LIT Tuesday FOL
Lebeka, Minnesota, to visit a sister
and will also visit in Mayville and
Fargo, N. Dakota. 5
MRS. Chaplin of Cedar Rapids, was
guest OF Mrs. w. H. ZoAar las,
week. .t:s I. i5S S.3 i.Sts 1t. 1927
Mrs. Hugh Bulls with her little
son, Of Nashua, are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. v, Keith.
Mrs. Milan Morton OF Basset visit
ed fer couple of days last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Morton.
F. S. Shipton resigned his place
in the creamery and last week remoV
ed to Wancoma. His place here Is
filled by r. A. Miller Of Laporte, who
has moved into the Gearhart home.
3 Tie Methodist Aid society was en-:
tertained at the home of Mrs. Cliff
Reed, in the country, last Ihursday ,
Mrs. B. M. Ferguson, but only re
NAMED one day in the home where ls1t
It was 80 welcome. 81
Wilred Heyman, the proprietor OF
the new dry goods store, TO pc open.
ed here this week, has taken rooms .
in c. N. 4Lull's residence.
Miss Carrie Lang ofSand Spring,
visited her sister; Mrs. A.. Eris " 20 y
last week. K ID: i :.s -: ~
Mrs. James Darrow Of Langworthy.
was the guest last Wednesday . o.
Mrs. H. Stoddard and Mrs. Leo Leo
Payne. =
Mrs. Nathan Lathrop Of Oxford
Junction. spent Friday with her
friend, Mrs. b. NJ. Ferguson.
/ The missionary depart ent OF one
Women workers OF the Presbyter-
ian church, held their October meet
I'M at the home OF, Mrs. J. J. ki1s E
wood. Wednesday afternoon.
rev. VIII. Ensign went to Dubuque
Tuenflay to attend 1 banquet given
m ,W'O Ruster: celebrating his for
tieth anniversary = In the i ministry.
which was n i'd in the. Westminster
Presbyterian church and 9 nnMDel =
ministers who have lahored VIII n a..a.
for many years were present 20 o1.si
their! congratulations w1th many g.. oUl =
er friends who were present.
/ Nj and Mrs. C. u. Main ~ mon.
tfcallp;a have been spending the WeeA
in town with their, parents.
4 John saunders and family have
gone to Clear Lake. Minnesota, near
which town they purchased 9 1a -lelIl
ON which they will reside. =
S,MrIand Mrs. G. r. Coon have ar
rived. here from their wedding TIP
ana have gone to housekeeping IN
Mrs. Do0little's residence. y!
Mrs. Emma Wheeless and dausnier
Mrs. w. p Lord, have gone TO City
Point Va. to visit with Mr.. and Nrs.
MA. .Wheeless for several weeks. Il
Mrs. Black or Massena, is here Tor
q few. weeks with her cousins mary az
and W..fP. Lord.
MRS Julia ricketts, and Mrs. Gal
Hart OF Dubuque, were here fCr g. 2 !sW
days with Mrs B. M. Ferguson B
~ Mrs. jennie Austin and little dan
ter at Austinyille, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. s. J! Lourtellot. \
II Mr. and Mrs. Will DennisonS and
MI. and Mrs. John Kennedy OF one
Ida.,S were guests Sunday OF ~. u.
MacAllister and wife. II.
Miss Isabel Nc onnell died at the
home az A.G Reed last Sunday morn
ing early and her funeral when LOOK
place Monday was conducted py hev.
George Coleman, pastor Cd the Gov se''
enantars church OF which she r mao
been q member many years. she was
to be about % years q age.
AZ few weeks ago! It became evident
to those around her that she WAS II,
and about three weeks was all she
was fconfined to her room; even go
M around her rooms then and car
M Tor herself until near her death,
And II was not until after the under
taker came that it was revealed that
she was the victim of q malignant
cancer, from which she must nave
intensely. She had support ,l
cd herself for many years BY dress
She had one sister over ~,
nut too feeble in body and mind 70
come, and q brother who was also not
able Is b.. here. It Is indeed sad TO
see lives 60 out in such suffering en-
tirely along. .ss FAX 3,
Last wednesday evening in the
Methodist church occurred the we'd
ding OF William H. MCNEIL and Daisy
irene Davis. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. L., "A. Bradford, pas
tor, assisted by Rev.. s.. T. Foster, OF
Cedar Rapids, Rev. George Coleman,
II Hopkinton. She was attended by
Miss Adelia Kregel OF Garnavillo, Ia,
md the groom by his cousin, Ralph
Mifroy. Miss Portia Main was flower
girl. Master Robbie Gearhart was
for the bride and Miss
Hester Foster ring-bearer for the
groom. The bride was dressed IN
whito crepe de chene with orange
blossoms in. her veil and carried
white roses. The brid esmaM wore
white organdy and carried pink roses.
rha we1dinp march was played by