Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-03-08

EARLVILLE

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The Eastern Iowa Congregations
Association will meet ope week Garlic
beginning the 10th of April. 1t viii
be held in the Congregational cturcl
here.
Miss Bessie Denton has returned
from Waterloo in which city She has
spent several weeks with relavties.
Harvey Holsher and wife have
moved from the Cloud building to TIE
residence Of George Gibbs.
The young ladies society of the
Congregational church were enter
tanned at the Congregational parson
ag, Monday evening the Misses Ida
Hilbig, Bessie Lewis and Mrs. Mary
Virgins being the hostesses.
Mrs James Rogers entertained a
number of ladies at her home Monda!
afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Prentice received
word Saturday CT tie death of rer
cousin Mrs. Cox of Oneida.
Clarence Martin of Dubuque was a
business caller in town Saturday.
Frank Reth sustained very pain
full injury last week. A horse lie
was riding fell and threw him off
in such a manner so as to break his
leg, which will lay him up for some
time. A. Petlon of Manchester is
assisting with the farm work dur .ng
Franks Interpretation from work.
Edison Williams has been visiting
among his children at Cedar Rapids
and West Union the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Pitcher and son
Ronald Of Delaware were visitors in
town among their relatives Saturday.
Mrs. Grace Wood entertained a
number Of friends at her home Wed
nesday. The time was spent in quilt
ing and refreshments were served.
The Cloud family have felt the
greatest anxiety the past week on
account of the very discouraging con-
dition of Miss Jennie who lies crit
ically III with bright's disease at tie
home of her sister Mrs Rob ert Cole
in Dubuque. The family have all been
with her the past week and every
effort is being made to overcome the
disease. It is the sincere wish CT
this esteemable lady's many friends
that she may be spared and restored
to health again.
The Earlville Chautauqua will be-
gin Saturday, June 10, this year. Tie
Jones ChautauQua company of Perry
will furnish the talent for the en-
tertainment
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. S. w.
Klaus was surprised by her neig1bors
and friends in honor of her birthday.
Mr.and Mrs.EG Irmsher and daugh-
ter Addie of near Colesburg were
guests CT their relatives at the Hen
ry Bergman home here last week.
John Storm of North WASH ington,
Iowa, arrived for a visit with his
mother, who lives north of town.
A. l.. Davis installed heating
plant in his residence last week.
Mrs. A. ]. Meythaler and family
Ind Miss Harriet Wroten were called
o independence Friday on account
If the death of a nephew, a lad four
years old who some time go,rece1ved
! serious fall from which he never
recovered, death resulting from con-
:ussion Of the brain. The funeral
vas held Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Fede1er and two children
rived here from Cotton, South Da-
.ota, for a visit with her parents,
Ir. and Mrs. w. Gienapp at the con-
fusion of her visit she will join her
usband at Waverly were he recently
urchased a farm near that city.
Will Hockaday jr. and family who
etired from their farm north Of tow;
ONE time ago and moved to Man
hester are moving back again be-
oming tired Of city life.
w. W. Baskerville received two
Ugh scoring Black Langshan cocker
Is from an exclusive breeder at Stat
r, Iowa, this week.
Leroy Hartwick, Bayliss College
tudent of Dubuque spent Saturday
nd Sunday with his parents here.
The regular annual election of the
arlville Consolidated School district
ill be held Monday afternoon, Mar.