Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-03-08
CoLESBURG.
To, late for last week.

Will Adams is recovering from an
attack of la grippe, which has con-
fined him to the house for several
days.
Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Rodgers re-
turned to their home at Nashville,
Thursday after short but pleasant
visit with many friends here.
|. A. Moreland and wife are over
from Manchester to spend few days
with relatives, and look after some
business matters. They havemoved
their household goods here, as they
expect soon to go to Montana, where
their sons resides. Mrs. Moreland's
health has not been very good Of
late, and it is hoped that a change
of climate may prove beneficial.
Mrs. Cyrus Craig is i'll with the
grip.
Sidney Walker and Miss Alba
Currie were married last Wednesday
at the home of the brides parents,
\ Mrs. and Mr.. R. G. Currie. Rev.
G. w. Rodgers of Masonville per
formed the ceremony in the presence
Of a small company Of relatives as
follows: Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Currie
John Currie, Mr.. and Mrs. Manue
Waltse, Of Greeley, Mr.. and Mrs
George Walker, Mrs. M. M. Boomer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilburn Smith
of Fairview Mrs. Rodgers, of Mason
vile, was also present. The cere.
mony was performed at noon, after
congratulations, a sumptious dinner
was served. The many friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker wish for them
a long life Of happiness and prospect
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Klaus were
over from Earlville, Thursday to see
Mrs A. L. Lands.
Miss Morga Craig closed a very
successful term of shool in District
No. l, Mallory township, last Wed
desday.
1 S. B. Page and wife returned te
their home at Mankato, Minnesota
last Wednesday, after pleasan
| visit here.
G. B. Boyington and family have
moved to Strawberry Point, where
he will work his fathers farm dur
ing the coming year. The farm hi
vacated is now owned by Johr
Brown, who will take possession al
once. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gull
will occupy the place vacated by Mr.
Brown.
| Albert Tuition will move Wednes
day onto farm near Greedy.
| Fred Moser has moved on farm
in the vicinity Of Oneida.
| Charles Gull and Miss Edith
Graham, were united in marriage
last Wednesday, at Q U. B. parson
age, Rev. j. B. Sulliy. n, officiating
That they may live long ane
happily is the wish Of their many
friends.
Mrs. Harry Bloom, of Winthrop
came Thursday, to be at the bedside
of her sister-in-law. Mrs. A. S
Lands. Messrs. John, George and
Harry Bloom, of Winthrop, and
James Bloom of Jesup, Mrs. Landis
came on Friday.
On Wednesday last, Feb. 22nd.
occurred the marriage Of John Hol.
scher and Miss Minnie Holthaus
Rev b. G. Brandenberg, officiating
10 this estimable young couple is
offered the hearty congratulations Of
many friends.
James Haven is at his former
home at Fonda, Iowa, visiting his
children and locking after business
interests.
Mrs. A. L. Lands died at hel
home here Saturday morning, aftel
a lingering illness with consumption
She was formerly Miss Mollie Bloom
Of Winthrop, and was married to A
L. Lands, Oct. 20, 1897. 10 this
union, one child was born, Russell
aged four years, too young to fully
realize the great loss he has sustain.
| ed Beside the husband and little
son, she is survived by her aged
father, five brothers and numerous
other relatives, while her friends
are numbered by her acqaintances
| A good woman has been called hence
and she will be sadly missed, in the
social circle The funeral services
will be held from the Congregation.
al Church this (Monday) afternoon