Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-03-29
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Mrs. Albert Smith OF Strawberry
Point was in town last Friday night to
attend the class play. q
Last week r. G. Cooking purchased
the Jack Stone residence in the east
part of town and will get possession
April list. 49, 45s
Mrs. Jane Robinson's home caught
fire last Sunday afternoon, but was put
out before much damage was done.
Mrs. Anthony Funk received a $4,000
check last week from the Woodman in
payment of the policy carried by her
usband. sssI2z rsN i.55.ss%; =.
The class play given last Friday
night brought out good sized C. Cwd
The parts were we'll delivered and the
play thoroughly enjoyetd by all.
DR.. Dorman called en- his brothers
in Manchester last Tuesday night.
Mrs, Dow of Greeley was having
dental work done here last Thursday.
Mrs. Wilfong Of Delaware spent the
| last Of the week with her son, Harry
and family. ~ 49,
i The Damon and Pythias Pictures
4 dated for March 18th did not arrive,
but are scheduled now for April 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Norris were bus
mess callers in Dubuque week ago
last Friday. N a :t @ 49,.
Mrs. Morgan Of Cedar Rapids was
visiting relatives here. last week.
] The next number Of the Lyceum
Course will be in Hesner's Opera
April 9Th. '-%
y N Miss Jen Forward who teaches at
Riceyille spent last week at home.
Mr. Elias Way who spent the winter
with his son, Dick and family left last
week for Onita, Iowa.
4 Hot biscuit and maple syrup were
served last Friday at Hotel Whipple
the proceeds going to the Ladies Aid.
Ralph Camp was papering in Wood
4 Center, last Wednesday and Thurs
day. ,>5% '..-...@@.'
r. L.. Whitehead is slowly improv-
ing from his recent operation.
. Loren Plat Of Manchester was a
pleasant caller here the first of the
week. | ~ ~" . I'm!
Miss Laura Peet was in Oelwein
recently. go -.
M ISIS 91rma Maxson was home from
Fayette over Sunday. %s 'Es
Louis Rhines lost a horse valued at
500 last week. Fl sgfz. v. g. .s
The w. C. It. u Convention will be
held this week, beginning Wednesday
March goth.
Prot. Jones and family have rented
the Frank Stone home and will move
in soon. =
r. C. Norris and wife were callers
at the Breed home las tSunday. ~'sF
Harry Wilfong autoed to Delaware
week ago last Sunday.
Mrs. George Jahnke of Red COAX,
Iowa, who has been visiting in the r.
win Madison home left last Wednesday
for her home. a..
| Mrs. Martin Deisch and son of Earl
Vile visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Fowler and other relatives recent
ly. g5a asa st - r. i.
Messers and Mesdames Robson and
H. Martin were callers in Manchester
last Tuesday. 358, stas5s
&c, F.. Hesner visited his daughter,
Helene at Waterloo last week.
Mrs. Margaret iBarger and several
ladies Of Greeley attended the play last
Friday night. REX. s,.1t 5s
| Rev. Heiserman was caller In Man
chester last Monday.
Jim Fowler was a caller in Greeley
last Tuesday. rs
Mr.. Jim Robson left last week for
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Louis Perrinjacquet of Florida is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Geo. Ashline visited her daugh-
Ter, Mrs. ,Rizer, at Earlville the last of
the week. ~ ss4
Mrs Mary Brown of Clarksville Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Lamphire and
other relatives here last week.
Harold Grother was in Oelwein last
Wednesday taking examinations for
entering The naval training school, at
Annapolis, Md. " E
Il. B. Blanchard unloaded a carload
of Hudson's last week. ~.
Hon. Newberry of Strawberry Point
was business caller in town la
Monday. INV a.
Henry Ortman of Charles City was
calling on friends last week.
Mrs. Freda Smith of Strawberry
Point called on friends lest Wednes-
day. sr.-5 @" #s'r',.>
Lincoln Clemens was in Eari7ille
last Tuesda yto see his mother who
recently broke her. arm. ... -.~
Mrs. Elvira Newman and daughter,
Mary are at home from their two
years stay in the west. lst.
Mrs John King Of Strawberry Point
was caller in town last Wednesday.
Henry Putt has sold his home here
to Mr.. Schanke Of Colesburg.
The Methodist Church will be dedi-
Gated April End. ~r# u r.. ~ p
| DELAWARE. "
| Mrs. Mary Baker returned to her
home in Fairbault, Minnesota, Wed.
nesday. Mrs. Baker. was called here by
the death of her sisters husband, H.
E. Hefner. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Russia attended
the funeral of the late Mrs. Fred Her.