Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-06-15

by the late frosts. Raspberries an,
blackberries look very promising a
present.
Pete Person drove to Edgewood Sun
day his daughter Mrs. Ted Battin ant
children returned home with him fol
a day or two.
Mrs. H. Utley OF Manchester spen
Friday at the J. M. Kingsley home.
i A. q. Larson of Earlyille was bus
ines caller in town Saturday evening
Mr.. Bartsche of Manchester visited
his old friend and neighbor Chas. Man
/ ley.
i James Rogers, Mr.. c. H. Mack ant
daughter Hannah Hartwig and little
!. Donald Mack of Earlville were call
ers in town Monday.
4 Wednesday evening the remains Of
I, little Harriet Beddow, the three year
old daughter and only child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Beddow was brought here
from Dubuque where she passed away
at her home Tuesday afternoon at a
bout o'clock, only being sick about
twenty hours with pneumonia. They
were taken to the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Gienapp,
Funeral services were held Friday
afternoon and the little one was laid
away in Pine View Cemetery. The be-
reaved parents and other relatives
have the sympathy of the community
in this hour of sorrow.
w. Benda and family drove out Sat
urday evening from Council Hill, Hi
nois to see the Walter Ortberg home
near Earlville and Sunday morning
came up to see her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Mortenson.
Mrs. Lew Davis went to Earlville
Saturday to see her father who is not
we'll.
Hold Coe and r. Diamond attended
meeting of the Cemetery Society at
Earlyille Monday.
Mrs. John Sutton will be hostess TO
the Country Club Wednesday Of this
week.
Hope Holdredge of Delhi IS spending
a few weeks with her sister Mrs. Ross
Davis and family.
Henry Zirtzman and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Wall of near Oneida
were Sunday guests at the Fred Wall
home.
Hattie Benson returned to her home
at Mason City Wednesday evening af-
ter a few days visit with friends here.
DR.. Stacy Diamond was called here
Tuesday from Albany, Ills, for med
lcal treatment to his sister-in-laW,
Mrs. r. Diamond who has been very
sick, at this writing she is much inn
proved.
Hold Coe and Ida Crosby were Earl
vile callers Saturday also Manchester
callers in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davis and daugn4
ter Julia of Manchester visited at the
Ivan Boone home Sunday. Clark Paris
returned home with them for a few
days visit
Carl Hitler and family, Henry Man
son and family, Lew Davis and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortinson and Mr.. and
Mrs, Curtis Davis picniced at the Mil
Pond Sunday
John Ortberg is spending few days
in the home of his son Walter near
Earlville.
Tommy Davis drove to Dubuque
Sunday to witness the big ball game
played with the negro team.
Mrs. Harry Swinburn was in town
recently enroute to her home in Delhi
after visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
2. E. Ryan near Manchester a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wall, Mrs. o. |
Nicholson and Hattie Benson were
passengers to Delhi Monday evening
OF last week.
Mrs. B. Clark and Mrs. j. Wheeler
of Delhi spent decoration day at the
B. Davis home.
Miss Kahl went to Hopkinton Sat-
urday to visit her sister.
Gladys Roloff went to Marion Sat
urday to visit her aunt for few days.
Rev. H.G. Milligan of Dubuque went |
through to Strawberry Point Wednes-
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Trevarthan and son
John went through Tuesday enroute
to their home in Anamosa after vi
sit in the Laxon home in Earlyille.
Mrs Chas. Angel went to Monticello
Tuesday with her brother Chas. zirtz-
man OF Manchester who went to have
his tonsils removed.
Esther Gienapp is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Rose Keelow in Waterloo for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jese Sloan of Manches-
ter and Fred Sloan spent Sunday at
The home Of their parents here.
Mrs. L. Raster spent Saturday and
Sunday at the Claude Hindal home
near Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Davis attended
the graduation play in Manchester
Wednesday evening.
Clifford Paris came home from
Golden and spent Sunday with his par
ants.
Danny Person spent Sunday night
with hiS narnutc