Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-06-04

COLES SBURG.

/ i uo CuduI1uQuds at NJ MducNeSIerE LllS
year is going to be the best ever,
Judging from all reports Of the var
ious attractions.
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Rolting have
returned from visit with their
daughters at La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Mrs. c Bergman passed away at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
! Herman, Thursday afternoon, May 20.
Her death was the elimination OF a
long illness, caused from a complica-
ton OF diseases, She was rs years
! and S months old, and is survived BY
two daughters and three sons-Mrs
George Herman, Charles and Henry
Bergman, Of. this place., Rev. William
Bergman Of Platteville, Wisconsin; i;
and Mrs F.. Lempfker OF Freeport,
Illinois The husband preceded her
in death four months. Mrs.. Bergman
was one OF the pioneer residents OF
this vicinity, and was a kindly
Christian woman. devoted to her
church and home. The funeral SER
vices We're held Saturday afternoon
from the Zion NJ, e. church, in
charge Of her pastor, Rev. Rolfing,
and burial was made at the Zion
cemetery. 3
Thaviu's. band will be at chautauqua
this season, with twelve grand opra
singers. It will be some musical
treat. Y tS555.
Miss lone Bolsinger has returned
from an extended visit with relatives
at Delhi. a ,=s.SS ss5s
Mr.. and Mrs. r., B. Hogan were.
called to Dubuque Sunday night by
fI,r y 4 .s<NRE Env
brother, Thos. Martin. His trouble
was an attack Of acute Indigestion;
which threatened for a time to prove
fatal. He rallied from the attack,
however, as his many friends here
are pleased to know. and Mr.. and Mrs
Hogan returned home the following
day. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Miersen and
children and Mrs. Henry Wordehoff
and Miss Bertha, Of Dyersville, were
among our visitors Memorial day.
Mrs. M. j. Wilson has returned
from a visit at Cedar Falls, Iowa,
and Kansas City, Missouri.
L There, will be seven big musical
attractions at Chautauqua this season
one for each day. 1t is a case OF .
something to suit Just everybody.
Misses Bertha Fear and Emma
Steele went to. Edgewood Monday
from which point Misss'Fear proceed
ed to her home at Webster City. 5,3s Isl
i Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Grimes, Airs.8
J. R. Grimes and Miss Blanche
Grimes made an auto trip to Due
buque Thursday. { IN VI B. y II
Mr.. and Mrss4J .is4W. Smith and
Mrs. G. A.; Tobiet made business trip
to the county seat Thursday,s. 1. .siG MI
an and Mrs. VIM. Adams droye,tos
Elader to spend Memorial day, res
turning home Saturday morning.
The depot at Osterdock burned one
night recently, having caught fire
from the stove. A, box car is now
1oing duty as depot. but ~ new
building will be erected soon. J, J,
Mrs. M. e. Dittmer was called to-
Manche ester Tuesday. by the illness
" her relative, Mrs. S.. X. Myers, and
8 still in the Dairy City. 81. n
August Irmscher and family are en-
Dying the comforts OF new auto
mobile, an Empire. n 81 q
The Riner Sisters, who made such
! hit at the Chautauqua before are
.oming back this season.
ITOI. N. y. CWll&dn Went 10 4LIlLle- IA
'ort during the week for few days
tay with friends-that being his for
ner home. 4. (. X
The Memorial day exercises. were ].
inc and a large crowd was in at
endance The address by Hon. C.
:. Scholz Of Gutenberg was listened
o with rapt attention and all we're !,
veil pleased with 1t as we'll as u with
he music urnished by the German
;ornet band, the orchestra and choir. 4
After the exercises at the. church the 4
Of autos and other vehicles.
roceeded to the Brown cemetery.
shere the. G. A. r. service was rend-
red. This is a beautiful custom Of
ecorating the graves Of the fallen
eroes and showing respect for those
7ho are still in the ranks. L
Jacobs Landis is spending the week
With his daughter, Mrs. Maria Smith,
t Independence. isfss Il 3. :.
4 Jos. Brake OF Dubuque has been in 3
'olesburg for number Of days tun-
ng pianos.