Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-10-11
@S Sl "a
The LOCAL news 0F
DELAWARE COUNTY
FROM 0DD RI GUAR CORRESPONDENTS
EARLvIuCE.

EARLvILLE.
Friends in this city have receive
word OF the birth Of son to Dr.. an
Mrs. Frank Rowe OF Minneapolis. d.
y Rowe practiced medicine in Earlvill
for some time and is Wen know
here.
The Outlook club held the regula
meeting at the home of Mrs. Eliz'
beth Prentice on Thursday afternoon
Mary Young was called home from
Fort Dodge by the sickness Of he
mother.
Mrs. Charles Nieman is quite slcl
and under the care OF trained nurs,
Mrs.E : H. schaller and children
OF Stirrum. N. d., are visiting theil
relatives, the Heyer and Schallel
families.
Clarence Clute has gone to Idaho
. where he will locate and practice
law.
VIM. Clifton ofHerman, Minnesota
an3 his sister, Mrs. Z.-Phillips
Of Danbury, Nebraska, are at the
bedside of their aged father, NJ. Cliff.
ton, who is very sick.
4 J. H. Trewin Of Cedar Rapids was
lin town last week and rented Alt
y helm farm to Ernest Sawyer.
Word reached here Thursday az
ternoon announcing the death OF Mrs
vi. H. .Trewin, which took place at her
home in Cedar Rapids, following a
brief illness OF heart trouble. Mrs.
Trewin as Martha Rector was reared
on farm short distnce north Of
Earlvil.e and she was very well
known throughout this locality. HIT
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Rector,
were pioneer settlers of Dalaw:r
county and erected one of the first
log cabins here about on a pre-emp.
tion claim which latter was deve,or.
ed into one of the finest farms in
the county. Afr her marriage to Mr..
Trewin, the family lived for several
years in Earlville and then moved to
Lansing, Iowa, and about 10 years
ago they established home in Co
sdar Rapids, where they have sints
resided. A few years after tn
death Of Mrs. Trewin's father, A. j.
Rector, Mr.. and Mrs. Trewin pur-
chased the old Rector homestead an.
named it Altheim farm. Here in
the heart Of a fine hickory grove of
commodious and modern summer
was erected some three years ago
am since then 1t has been the custom
OF the family to spend the greater
part Of the summer sason here, en-
joying rural life to the fullest. The
hospitality of the Trewin home is
well known to large circle Of
friends who have passed many happy /
hours at Altheim. The sudden pass
ing of this estimable woman has
brought sorrow to the entire commun.
ity, where she SO long resided and
words of sympathy are expressed by
all for the devoted husband and son
who are left heart broken: Beside
her sfnsmediate familysMrs. Trewin is
survived by two sisters, Mrs. Della
Sargent Of Independence and Mrs. Sai
ali Warnock OF Wayne, Nebraska,
ana one brother, George Rector Of
Hartley One brother. John Rector OF
Oneida, died last March. The re-
mains Of Mrs. Trewin were brought
here by special train on Sunday after.
noon accompanied by many friends
from Cedar Rapids and various cities
the state. A service was
held at the grave in Fairview Gene
terry after which. the body was tender
" laid to rest in the family lot.
The floral offerings were profuse and
Mrs. Henry Kahl of Fort Worth,
Texas, is visiting relatives in this
city.
Miles Mcdonald Of Greeley, Cobra
do, is visiting in Earlville and vicin-
ity.
Laura Werkmeister departed Satur-
day on an extended eastern trip. She
will visit relatives at Bridgeport.
Conn, and many Of the large east
ern cities.
Mrs. e. Cooper and daughter of
were Saturday visitors
with friends.
The Congregational church fair
was success socially and financial
".