Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-02

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Grafton. The Star of Destiny. 4
Alta B. Ham.
f Vocal Duet, Gathering Flowers In
May. Lizzie p Millen and Alberta G.
iIIoyt.
Grafton, "our Possessions" Mabel
R. Matthews.
Qui Vive, w. GAM, Ruth, M. Schall-
err and Gertrude B. Nieman.
Glass Prophecy, William O. Wulkon
Glass Song.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Benediction, Rev. Patterson.
: Born on May 2Sth to MIR. and Mrs
J Lester Hunt, son.
| The booster" meeting resulted in
the organization of club which has
been named The Earlville Progress
i've Club which will meet the first and
third Wednesdays of every month in
regular session. A part of the consti-
tuition reads: "The purpose of this
organization shall be to advance the
interests of Barlville and vicinity and
4 its influence shall be constantly eX-
erted to better the material and So
cial conditions of every resident of
the town"
The ordination of Rev. " NJ. Patter-
son was postponed
Mrs. e. H. Millen and son, George
tof Marion spent a couple of days last
week with relatives.
Mrs. Leslie Tietge and son, Harold,
lof Des Moines are visiting at the
home of her mother. Mrs. E. Cousins
Grace Hersey spent Thursday in
Dubuque.
Laura Werkmeister is expected
home from Chicago this week.
Mrs. c. A. Kendall has gone to
Fredericksburg to remain indefinite
lily.
i Mrs. N. e. Eldred of Waterloo Yves
There last week as guest of Mrs. M
P. Everton.
I David De Best of Hopkinton has
been visiting at the c. NJ. Laxon
home.
Rev. G. NJ. orvis of Dubuque
preached at the Congregational
church last Tuesday evening.
4 Will Work and family of Manches
4 ter attended the Staehle-Hunt wed
ding on Thursday evening.
4 J. B. Hughes of Strawberry Poin
was business caller Friday.
John Young ST. has gone to Ne
braska and western Iowa to visit hi:
sons.
F. NJ. Chase of ST. Joseph, Mis-
souri, was visiting friends in tn.
city last week.
Maud Robinson of Cedar Rapids i.
spending few days at the HON,
, of her mother.
Mrs. Mary Walters of strawberr,
Point is visiting her mother, Mrs
NJ. Laxon.
Arthur Murley and family of Win
throp spent the first of the week wit,
home folks.
J, Mrs. Anna Powell of Dubuque il
visiting her son, Frank and family.
i Rev. John Dawson preached tn,
annual memorial sermon at the Con
gregational church Sunday morning
In the afternoon, Rev. Patterson de
livered the memorial address afte
which the graves of departed veter
ans and members of the w. R. c
Were nicely decorated.
Willie Stoner of Delhi was busi
ness caller Friday.
Mesdames Cruise, Dunn, Lynch an
Davis attended a special meeting O
the o. E. S. at Waterloo last week.
Mrs. George Miller of Greeley wa,
in the city Friday. a
Mr.. and Mrs. John Book are spend
ing few days at Elkader.
Services were held at the Catholi
church Thursday morning.
Gerald Staehle, Minnie and Margue,
lite Lasxon, students of U. l. u. a
Fayette came home Wednesday.
: Mrs. w. G. Cummings and son O
Hppkinton spent the past week a
the home of her grandparents MI
land Mrs. Ed Turner.
Staehle-Hunt-AIr. Harry G. Staehl
!, and Miss Eva NJ Hunt. both of Earl
vile, Iowa, were united in marriag,
lat the home of the brides mothe
: Thursday. May 81, 1909. Mr.. Staehl,
eqa VI passsue ArIn1sssoons 81 QUA
hardware business, is well and favor
ably known. Miss Hunt is a mos
estimable young lady, possessing
most lovable character. The cere
mony was beautiful and impressive
After which a bountiful wedding sup
: per was dainty served. The happ,
young couple received the heart.
congratulations and best wishes O
numerous relatives and friends VIII,
attended the wedding. The goo,
people of Earlville are much please,
to know that Mr.. and Mrs. Staehl.
will not leave their home town.