Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-03-29
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' Don't forget Saturday April !
Everybody is invited to attend tn
Community Day in Earlville. Goo
speakers have been engaged and ever
) farmer who is interested in good cor
will hear something that will benefi
him. Bring your families. Free lunc1
will be served to all who attend il
} the assembly room Of the Congrega
tional church. The speaking viii /
} held in the opera house: Messrs
Blake and Wooley of Ames and pos
sibly Mr.. Marsh Of Waterloo may b
secured to do the speaking. y
Miss Will Robinson was Dyersvll
visitor from Thursday until Saturda
last week, she was the guest of nc
aunt, Mrs. Stallard. II.
The eigth months old baby daughte
Of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Breckenridge
Of Webb. Iowa, died Friday, the bod!
accompanied by the parents and rela
tives arrived. Saturday night and the
funeral was held from the Con
gregational church, Sunday afternoon
Rev. A. W. Virgins conducted the
service. The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs
Breckenridge extend their heart fell
sympathy in the death Of their first
born darling baby. -. ~ s.@
| Rev. Fred Merten Of Garner was in
town Friday, calling among his rela-
tives and friends.
The semi-annual meeting Of the
Northeastern Association of Congre-
NJ, ,iy,ic
be held at the church here Monday and
Tuesday, April 10 and IL. a very in
teresting program is being arranged
for these meetings.
The many friends of Mrs. john Cook
will regret to learn she IS cry dagger
ously ill at her home. Mrs. Cook has
been an invalid 10 number of years
and her enfeebled condition r axes
her recovery extremely doubtful.
George Parker made BUSINESS trip
to Chicago last week.
I. R. Fear is having severe tusle
with the grip and tonsilitis, Mr.. Wall
is supplying his place as night agent
at the depot during his sickness
The picture shows at the memo, have
been giving the best of satisfaction
the past few weeks and deserve very
liberal patronage. 1,E iii. 5. .:
Miss Ula Jones Of Dubuque arrived
Sunday for visit at the Werkmeister
and Volt homes. ,.l.. - a. ~ t..@.
Miss Ella Smith of Cedar Rapids ar
rived Saturday for an over Sunday
visit with her parents. NJ ~~4.-s 2.&'
Mrs. Mary Binning spent Friday with
Dyersville relatives. E,..g% j.. t,,
Mrs. Story Dimond of Albany, Iowa,
was a guest at the j. S. Dimond home
last week. She had been to Oelwein to
attend the funeral of her sister. ..,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlem Bushman Of
Sterling. Illinois, were visitors with
their relatives in town at the Maurice
Moroney home the first of last week.
II Mrs. H. f.. Mathews of Waterloo, !
spent few days with her father,
Henry Denton here last week. Mr..
Denton is in very poor health. .-
William Michigan Of Dyersville !
business in town last Mon
day. E+s2 &%SS4rs% s..
Miss Grace Jersey was hostess to
the members Of the Outlook Club at
her home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Rath Of Dundee, was
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Annie
Mussehl and family last week.
Born-Monday, March 20. To Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Nagel. A son. /
Born-Tuseday, March 81. To Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Rogers. eli. A son.
H. J. Vanfleet and Will Swindel
were Manchester business visitors Sat-
lrday. = ,.r.. .... .-...4
Mrs. Martha Vandyke of Dubuque
arrived Saturday for a visit with her
Mr. and Mrs. John Hackbarth.
Fred King of Clinton arrived Thurs
lay for visit with his niece, Mrs.
Georgia Douglas and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evlyn Hunt went to
Rochester, Minnesota, Thursday to
consult the Mayo's and both may have
% submit to operations, their friends
hope for favorable news and the ort-
come may not be of serious nature.
Miss Harriet Wroton and the high
school girls entertained the high
school boys at the Meythaler home
friday evening.
Prof. Carl Laxson Of Clarinda is
spending the spring vacation at the
~ rental home here.
Miss Grace Ginther of Indep
spent Saturday at the home OF her
mole Dr A. J. Meythaler and family.
Mrs. Robert Hunt entertained TWEEN
y-four ladies of the Congregational
lid society at quilting Friday at her
arm home. Both dinner and supper
vas served by the hostess and all en-
owed a pleasant day.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Cloud and child
EN-. Lois and Marion, spent Saturday
It Dubuque with relatives. They re-
,ort Miss Jennie Clori's condition
more favorable, with prospects of an
Early recovery.
Miss Elvina Tietge who is teachir"
It Clarion. Ia, was in attendance at
he funeral of her sisters baby, Vernie
Breckenridge. a.
Mr.. and Mrs John Robinson will de-
,art this week for Stirum. North Da-
;ota, where he recently purchased a
a]f section of land. Ernest Millia~'
lso purchased some lard adjoining
Ir. Robinson's which they will farm
ointly tie coming year.
Mrs. w. Sheeh and cau ghter. Bertha