Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-03-10
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Nstheryille last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schaller were
delegates to the Interchurch Move
ment, held In Manchester
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Willenborg. OF
New Hampton, have moved to the
George Dittmer farm, which they pur-
chased. ri 5 "
G. H Rhodes transacted business IN
4 I1es M0ines, couple days last week.
Maurice Moroney purchased the
John Hackbarth residence, and sold
the Taylor cottage to Mr.. Hackbarth,
who will occupy the place.
III. RI Trewin, OF Cedar Rapids,
was looking after his farm interests.
Saturday.
g. H. Moore Of Epworth, was q CALI
! er In this place, Thursday.
Mrs. =. E. Carly spent Wednesday
IN Dyresille. ;s.,S
Frederick Derga, aged SO years,
died In hospital In New Hampton,
last Sunday, after a few days illness
with pneumonia. The remains were
brought to this place Monday, and
private services held from the Werk-
meister undertaking parlors. Tues
day, conducted by Rev Father Dunk
lie. Burial was made in the Catholic
ceretery. The deceased was a son;
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Derga, ST., and was
born and reared in Northfork town
ship. He had been employed at
New Hampton the past few years and
was an exemplary young man. The
relatives have the sympathy Of their
friends in the death OF their son and
brother.
John G. Wendt was a passenger to-
Ryan. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook spent the
week end visiting relatives In Dubu-
que a h
The Ladies Missionary Society OF
the Congregational church served q
pot luck diner IN the basement OF the
schurchs Tuesday, which was largely
attended. In the afternoon Rev. w.
y. 6uckow gave an interesting lecture
on Congregationalism, illustrated with
stere0ptican views.
e Mr.. and Mrs. G. Gibbs spent Mon
day In Dubuque
Acacia Chapter held Z meeting FRI
DAY 1inE, and at the close Of the
VOLS. Z committee served refresh
menta.
The Out-L Look Club was entertain
ia at the home Of Mrs. Opal swindell.
Thursday afternoon. Following an In
,eresting program the hostess served a |
delicious lunl aeon. sa3
q At the high school declamatOry con-
teat, Mason Lowe was awarded first
hon0rs, and he will represent the
school at the Sub-district contest, to
be held at Marion, March 18th The
Delaware County contest will be held
in Greeley in May. ~
The Good Cheer club was delight
fully entertained at the home of Mrs.
Blanche Williams, Friday afternoon.
The venerable ladies enjoyed social
afternoon, and at the close q tasty.
luncheon was served.
The Foreign Missionary society OF I
Z M. q. Church, held an interesting
setting at the home OF Mrs Adam
Schaller, Tuesday afternoon
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fitzstn1mons
were over Sunday guests at the home
Of the formers sister, Mrs. Iva yoel-
schow, Of Edgewood
The annual meeting OF the quail
fide electors OF the Consolidated Inde-
pendent district Of Earlville, will be
held next Monday, for the purpose
Of electing director for three year
term to succeed s. w. Klaus, one for
three years to succeed William Hunt,
and treasurer to succeed Carl NJ,
Lax0n.
At the March term af court, which
convenes March 18th, Lewis Kuehnle 7
was chosen as one Of the grand jur-
Drs, and John Schultz. Joe Klaus, C.
n. Gould, Ralph Toms, and Anton
Schumacher We're chosen for trial jur- |
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( The farm home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
"a Gibbs was the gathering place OF
J houseful Of neighbors, Sunday even
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