Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-22

Mrs. Chas. Amling and her father
John Putt. spent Friday at Elkpor
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Menge spen
one day last week at the Point.
Mrs. H. F. Boyer and Mrs. A. ]
Peters spent Thursday at Fayette.
Chas. Renfro who has been visiting
his mother at Cedar Rapids for som,
time returned home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Maxson ant
daughter, Irma, are at Scotch Grow
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Clar'
Brady.
Mr.. Arthur. the depot agent is sui
fering from an attack Of the humps
Joe schacherer and sons, Onward
Alfred and his daughter. Jennie wer'
Petersburg visitors Wednesday. HI
also visited his sisters, Mrs. VIII
and Mic Budden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruf Norris OF Straw
berry Point spent Sunday of last weel
visiting at the home of the latter
mother, Mrs. Jennie Breed.
Miss Maud Seward departed TO
Terril. Iowa. last Tuesday. where sh,
will spend her summer vacation visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Mary Edmunds.
Gregory Schacherer and Lee Wa!
are both confined to their home sui
fering from the popular malady. thu
mumps.
Miss Ella Funk closed successful
term Of school in the Thurn distric
on last week. Both picnic dinner
and very appropriate program were
given. A number Of patrons and In
vited guests were present and all re
port very good time.
Misses Kathryn and Marguerit.
Schneider departed for Charles Cit,
last Tuesday to be present at the
graduation of their friend. Ruth vii
ely. which took place that evening.
Mrs. Burke Of Manchester and he,
friend of Cedar Rapids spent Thurs
day at the Henry Wiley home.
A party composed of L. B. Blanch
ard. George Glazier. Fred Peick. F
A. Peet, l. N. Harris and Ed Putt
attended the ball game at strawberr,
Point. They made the trip in L. B
DIor ~ oe,l1o
Miss Flora Newman. who has beef
spending her vacation with home folk
returned to her duties as stenogra'
pher at Elkader last Wednesday. Hell
sister. Mary. accompanied her and re
manned until Friday for a visit with
relatives.
Miss Lou Densmore Is at Mt. Yer
non, where she Is spending a weel
with number of her college friends.
Miss Helen Schneider closed very
successful term OF school III the Fish
er district last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wiley were pas
sengers for Charles City from this
place Tuesday morning, to be presen
at the graduation Of their daughter
Ruth. which took place that evening
Ed Putt and Stephen Funk anS
lady friends spent Sunday OF las
week visiting with friends at Peters
burg.
Prof. E. F. Wisdom former prlnci
pal Of the Colesburg High School has
been eletced as the principal OF ou
High school for another year. HI
comes to US highly recommended.
The dance given at the Woodmal
Hall Friday evening was we'll attend
ed. Quite crowd from Thorpe wer'
in attendance. All present report
very good time.
Jim Wiley and Leonard Avery wer
at Manchester Friday evening I
attend the dance.
Mrs. j. Cross has been compelled
give up her work as dressmaker 70
a few weeks on account Of wea
eyes. Her many friends hope she wi
soon be able to resume her duties.
Grandma Schwietcenberg, who 70
merly resided north Of Edgewood die
in Hancock county. and was buried I
Colesburg Thursday. A number
her old friends and acquaintance a
tended the funeral.
Last Wednesday. June Is. at tt
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. an
Mrs. Ferdinand Schultz, who resit
two and one half miles southwest
Edgewood, at high noon. occurred Il
marriage of their only daughter. Dol
Sophia to Mr.. Rudolph Jacobs OF 4
lance. Ohio. They were attended /,
Miss Clara Sackettt, cousin Of q
bride and Mr.. Ferdinand Schult1A
brother OF the bride, as best man q
woman, and Helen Keck and r
Vessel Of Colesburg. both friends
the bride as second best. Shortly !
fore IL O'Clock to the strain OF 7
; wedding march. played by M
Zelda Farmer. they entered the p
. lor which was nicely decorated
: the occasion. Rev. Melchert OF Ry
then spoke the words which bou
this happy couple in wedlock. I
hride wore handsome gown
j. brown satin and a wreath and "
. She carried a bouquet OF red
white peonies. The groom wore
navy blue suit. Following the &C
mony reception was held at VIII
about seventy-five guests were p
ent. The young ladies Of the mel
borhood the Misses Elsie Shs
Csallaron Cry
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