Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-05-19
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Miss Emily Treyarthan. Of Water
loo, was an over Sunday visitor with
h friends. . 80 X.
WA Miss Minnie Dishaw was at home
\ Saturday from Farley. e
r. A. Wallace made business
4 trip to Davenport, Tuesday. -g
4$ Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Reed, Mrs. \
Irish, Mrs. w. J. Kirkwood and Mrs.
WI Kirkwood and Mrs. Hooking,
\ took an auto trip to Dubuque, We'd
nesday. Mrs. Hooking remained over
Sunday with MS. Julia Ricketts,.
Miss R;tif Pride was here from
Z Manches{er for a visit.
->SS.4 Mrs. J. H. Griffith We're
& DIN last week to attend the fu-
ss1eral Of Mrs. George McCumber,
cousin Of Mrs. Griffith.
"a little girl is reported at me
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert .Ihorp
and boy at Mr.. and and MRS rs. a ho1naa .
Saunders. VIZ !i55 u !, !
s2 Nj. and Mrs. G. p. Reeve arrived al n, eel
home Friday, from F tl' -.,.!. 10y
visited their sons ~ Fe g '' =
and relatives IN ONO M ~. .
q .,o1,nIa Of days in Monticello with
IN a. brother. Mr.. Steiner and wife.
4 Harry Cook and Miss Nellie Dlgh-
4 Ton warefmarried Monday evening at
the Presbyterian manse, the ceIg-
mony being performed by Rev. W. ";
IT Ensign The young couple VIII
70 to housekeeping on their & fa arm
~ y :. "a $Kehoe and Johnnie Hogan,
& ,spent Thursday In Dubuque and Wis gtls
v; tied Miss Mona Hogan b ,,..E
IA half dozen, more or less g! .l avg
II school \ teachers, from Monte
spent Saturday in town own Yls 81 e
81 Misses Cummings, Lane and ). Han ! y =
". S. Johnson, Rev: Bradford 81 q p:
Main B. M. Ferguson ana f ,rol,
Peterson went to Rand dana iasL. WEI ~
q nesday, concerning the co11sollo O.
school plant which is in operation
G q 54bara They returned quite enthusi-
stic over what they saw and heard !,
\ They also stopped on their return at
& Hazieton and Ind depend to look
n y over other school buildings: Ihey
ara expected to give their report az
IL tha parent-teachers' meeting, which /
q viii Be held Tuesday, May i. :5 IN
u the high school building. Ihose$
n having children in any. 4 departm1 ant
y of@ the public school should endeaVor
Z to be present. t,$5f Y, .5..3E g.
The funeral of Joseph Bernard,
d who died at his home Monday, was
3 held Tuesday afterno The ser r1
ices were conducted by Rev: W. r ~
4 Ensign. N Mr.. Bernard was born at
.Bergeuz Province Of iTyrol, Austria,
n February 10, 1898. He come TO ,thls
Il country In 1869. He moved TO HOP OPP
hinton IN 1S76. In the old country
he had travelled as ?1our n ~ y 4
oemaker, spending some time n II
;%ua "a 11 and
Italv and could speak each language
we'll enough to do business. ne
wa 4 married in 1868. His wife died
q IN 4 October, 1911. Three children
were born to them: Carl, Mrs. Tres
b sic Price and j oseph, Carl u and II
II grandson survive him: ~ I, 81 ~,
t3 8&4,Ts George Harper and Ray g smith,
II have opened "a new garage and re-
Il pair shop in the building east 5Eo1
Y the opera house n. N ,t$, b; !, d.
555s3f''1 Miss Mary Thing visited in Man
III I; Oh ester and Golden with, Miss Fran
2ces Clark, from Friday until Until q N On ~
\. day. IS WI s{5t l. ~. d; !,
here caring for Miss J ennie DUNLAP L)ll
4 for few weeks S. ,.a !: y
s5F Last sabbath s106. 90 was raised
y il the Presbyterian church for home 70 1
y Missions in Iowa "A, /, /, 4 Z.
= N services will be held IN
/ the Presbyterian church n ext Sap7Y
bath, May % and the decoration s' day
will be on Saturday q.
Mrs. susan Kehrli, Of Ryan, visited 'u
last week for several days; with ll err
brother, Charles Kehrli, at the - nome me
of Mrs. w M ers. Il 1sfsa$
Hi There was a quartet OF singers
from the Methodis t Schurcll, OF n l1lu .s
pendence conducted the services g IL ~.
( the SMethod dist church here last ls SAD
1 bath evening. .E {ss 81