Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-04-06
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Livingston are
the proud parents Of twin daughters
born last Friday. Congratulations y.
The U. l. U. students return u
Faette today,Monday. after a weeks
vacation at home.
| Mrs w. H. Bush has been very
sick during the past week. Her many
friends hope that her illness may
not be long.
The class of young boys Of the NJ.
3. Sunday school has been organized
into a club. called Boys Brotherhood
with Edgar Dittmer, brother-in-chief,
Carl Mitzner. scribe and Spencer
Smith. treasurer. Boys between the
ages of nine and sixteen years are
eligible to membership. Other re-
quirements for membership will be
made known on application. All are
welcome. The boys are planning for
some good times this summer.
Joseph c. Moreland of Chicago made
a flying visit to Colesburg friends
during the week. Hew ent from here
to Usage to visit relatives
Albert Haven left Tuesday for his
home at Pocahontas, Iowa, after hav-
ing spent some time with relatives.
| The Missionary society Of the Zion
NJ. e. church called upon Mrs. Otto
Haug Thursday afternoon, giving her
a genuine and most pleasant surprise
Mrs Haug is member Of the socie-
lty and the call was in the nature of
a farewell before her departure for
Great Bend, Kansas
Rev. R. T. Western took the B. B.
club to Plum Creek on Saturday and
they enjoyed the day fishing. The fol-
lowing boys are indebted to aev.
Western for a most enjoable time,
viz-Edgar Dittmer, Ted Dlttmer. Car
and Fred Mitzner, Fred and Walter
Hyde, Carl Trowbrldge, Spencer
Smith, Walter Bush and Russell Lam
dis.
George Cramer of Dyersyille was
among our Sunday callers.
On Wednesday, March 80, occurred
the marriage of Miss Ella Stillinger
land Wesley Palmer at the U. B. par
sonage, Rev. A. e. Hursch Officiating
Returning to the home Of the bride.
mother, a sumptuous wedding supper
was served to relatives and intis
mate friends. A reception was ten.
dered the newly married couple
the opera house. Music was tender,
by the Edgewood orchestra and dyn
ing was in order. Mr.. Palmer is (.
prosperous young farmer residing e,
Osterdock. The bride has spen
practically all of her life in Colesturg
where she has many friends and weI
wishes. Long life and happiness to
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer.
| The municipal election was held
Monday and the voting population
was out almost in full force. Seven
Ity-three votes were cast. The cleo
ton resulter as follows-Mayor. Cy-
rus Craig, assessor, J.lW. Platte, al
dermen, Addie Hyde, VIM. Adams, L.
H. Smith, L. w. Maxwell and George
Walker. The drum corps escorted
the mayor-elect home from the polls
and there was "music in the air" for
a while.
Mrs. Goddard and little son of Nc
kGregor were guests at the Aug. Irm
scher home during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Evans of Nc
Gregor are the parents of daugh
ter born March 25. Colesburg friends
extend congratulations.
Mrs. O.sP. belong, Miss Kate De
Long and Miss Lulu Donaldson have
gone to Gutenberg for visit witt
Mrs. B. F. Weidt.
Messrs. VIM. and Martin Garbe
and Mrs. Jerome of CARRIER, Oklsho
ma, were present at the funeral Q
: their sister, Mrs. Lucy Beddow, whic
was held Tuesday. Interment wa
made at Mt. Harmony.