Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-08-18
COLEsBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lands and son,
Russell, went to Winthrop, Sunday IN
response; to message that their rela-
tive, Harry Bloom had passed away.
The Bloom family have many friends
among our people by means OF visits
here In the past, who regret this sor-
row that has come to them.
Mrs. G. w. Coon has the sympathy
Of her many friends in the loss OF her
mother, Mrs. Toomer, who. passed
away Friday night at the family nome
ia Dyersville, after a long illness with
heart trouble Funeral services were
held at 4.o'clock on Sunday. Inc
deceased was in her 6Sth year and is
survived by six daughters and Two
sons Her husband preceded her III
death about three years. Those from
here present at the last rites were MI.
and Mrs. C. W., Coon and daughter,
lola, .Messrs and Mesdames F, Fl. ant
Il. r. Coon.
Miss Margaret Baxter of Oneida
49, q guest during the week at tne
home Of her uncle and aunt, MI. ana
Mrs. VIM. Moser.
About a week ago, Silas Harbaugn
went TO the Willard Harbaugh nome
for a visit. While there ne had a
stroke of paralysis from which ne
failed to rally, and passed away Fri
day, He was IS years of age and is
survived by large circle OF kitn ana
kin.
& Mr.. and Mrs. James Bush, and son.
Harold, were callers in Dubuque on
Saturday.
Mrs Mable Schrunk and two young
children, Of Aitchinson, Nebraska are
guests at the home of her parents, MI.
Z and Mrs. R. A. Gull A family re-
union was held on Sunday, all OF the
children and grandchildren being
present, except John Gull, and family
whose home is far away.
Mrs. Carrie Funk was called TO
Edgewood, Tuesday to care for Mrs.
Jane Robinson, who is almost entirely
HELPLESS, as the result OF paralysis.
r.. H. Bush came home from Dubu'
que. on Saturday, and reports Mrs.
Bush convalescing from an operation
which was performed some ten days
ago.
DR.. and Mrs. C. F. Greene and jun
Tor returned to Chicago the first OF
the week, after visit at the DR.. NJ.
e. Dittmer home.
Miss Ruth Phillips has returned to
her home from visit with relatives
at Garner, Iowa
The Ladies Aid sooierv will serve
supper at the basement OF the church
Saturday OF this week, August alst.
Come out and dine with US.
Miss, Iildred Barnhart, who had an
operation at Finley hospital, some
time ago, was able to return TO her
home, last week.
Z. H. Smith was in Dubuque, satur-.
day. :,
DR.. A. D. Curran, Of Fayette, will
conduct services here Saturday even
ing and Sunday morning. The quar-
terly conference will be held Saturday
evening.
AT the Sunday morning service, on
August 18th, Miss Minnie Lovett unit
ed with the church in full connection
and three little girls, Helen, Laura
and Doris Keller, were baptized.
Rev. A. c. Panzlau has had his regu-
lar vacation, spending the same in La
Crosse, wisconsin and in Dakota. u
School begins September 9Th. with
the following teachers in charge, viz:
Supt., Merle H. Sims, Bellevue, Iowa;
II. s. Prin., j. Carney Howell, Leon,
Iowa; Normal lTraining and Critic
teacher, Mrs. M. HI. Sims, Bellevue;
Latin and English, Gladys Ripple, Wat
erman, Ill; Home Economics and 9Th
grade, Ardys Hartley, Waukon, Iowa,
Music Supervisor and Sth grade, Doro-
thy Hill, Elwood. Iowa; seventh grade
and 8 grade work, Clara Ahers, Bellies
yue, iowa; 9Th grade, Berry Chattin,
Anthem, Iowa; 5th grade, Selma PAM