Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-03-27
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U. T. Wheeless and B. A. Moore
went to Manchester, Monday, to attend
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Smith have re-
ceived word that their son, Fred. has
been transferred from San Francisco
to Hampton Roads. He is in the navy.
Mrs. F. G. Mattherssen of Month
cello, visited in town Tuesday.
Mrs. A. d. LeClere was In Manches-
ter to see her sister-in-law, Mrs. II.
A. LeClere, who was quite i'll and
who has been taken to Iowa City
for treatment.
Mrs. F. e. Reed and baby of Man
chester were over Sunday visitors at
the home Of Mrs. Reed.
Mrs. Wiltsie and little daughter, OF
Montrose, Iowa, are visiting at the
home Of her mother, Mrs. M. ].
Campbell
Mrs. John Burns visited over Sum
day with friends in Monticello,
/. Miss Hazel Midkiff OF Manchester
was the guest Of Miss Margaret Wal
lace Wednesday.
Mrs. Peter Lux, who has been Wis
iting her sons In this vicinity, left
Monday morning for Council Bluffs.
Mrs. q. Martin and daughter OF
Greeley, visited for few days at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Blair.
Matt Prince has bought the shoe
repairing outfit from ]. B. Schuster,
and will continue the work In one OF
the Bernhard buildings.
Miss Ola Jakelin Of Len0x College
was obliged to go to her home In
Delhi on account Of being i'll with
measles
Bert Fear and family spent Wednes-
day in Delaware with Mrs. Clara Fear.
Rev. Samuel johnson Of Clarinda,
was here Thursday to see his mother.
Mrs. L. Stoddard Of Monticello Wis
tied Wednesday with Mrs. H. Stod-
dard.
Harry Brokaw and sister, frankie,
were Elkader visitors last week
Mrs. r. A. Tourtellott arrived home
Wednesday evening from Austinville,
where she spent the winter with q
daughter. She was accompanied by
her son, Rev. ]. G. Tourellott. OF
Walker.
visitor Troadav n S rs
Mrs. WiIiism ucNa,, vart - M
wotrh T"asdav - attara ~. trna,
of a friend.
Mn. W. H. Ensign entertained Fri
day at dinner the Young Ladies' Bible
class of Lenox College
Paul Wilson has been sick the past
week, threatened with appendicitis.
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lnwinp osf,cars wera elacted. prasi-
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6 Morton. treaanrer Mrs = Z
Barnes
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down from Manchastar sa+mrSsv
! Mrs Iaron mas over from Ear,v,I,a
FRIDAY. 10 sec har dan chtar Trancas |
of LenoY College ratnrninp home Sat,
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naAss mabel Masl " Geda5 Rapids
" was an W., ,,, ounay guest OF MRS.
WAL ~. snal Ne
Mr. Lanaers 1877 SATURDAY evening
LOT Few uays Visit with his son at
camp lodge
MIs. 1nnhs mas received Word tnat
ner son, charles, 10 70 De sent TO the
artiliery section' on the coast OF
Maine:
On Friday occurred the funeral OF
M ~ Enerancy Reeve, VINO nad been
III TOT 9 NUMBER OF years, 80 that her
deatn was NOT unexpected, ana which
came az release 70 9 weary body,
navine norne ner alnicuons N pa.
tlen., Cnristan way. MRS. Reeves
maioen name was Emerancy Gran
uaH; nne was Dorm ~ Amnerst, ~, IN
April, io4o, IN Wnlcn state sne spent
4er early years. Sne was married TO
isaac reeve IN 1861. They came TO
aopklnIon IN 1917 ~ company with