Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-17
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Died, at his home in this city o.
liam Stoner, aged 81 years and l
days.
Deceased was born in Ohio ant
his boyhood days. were spent il
Indiana. He came to Iowa In 1868
and has lived. in different parts o.
the county ever since. About sis
years ago he and his wife came tc
Earlyille to make their home. Be
sides his wife he leaves to mourn
4 his death two sisters, Mrs. Gather.
inc Gallean OF Nebraska, and Mrs.
Henry Oehler of Dyersville and an
adopted son. Wesley Brown of Gree
ley. The funeral services were held
from the home on Sunday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock, Rev. Artman officiat-
ing. The pail bearers were R. H.
.lLowe, Elias Faust, Chas Cruise, j.
Cruise, Charles Robinson and Ed
Turner. Interment was made in,
F'atrvlew cemetery.
Those from out Of town in attend
ance at the funeral were Mr.. and
Mrs. David Young Of Brandon, Iowa.
Wesley Brown Of Greeley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Oehler of Dyersville, sHar-
ny Stoner of Hubbard, Iowa. Mrs.
Elmer Mossman of Eldora, Iowa, Mrs
Mary Dean OF Iowa Falls, Charles
Stoner Of Lawton, Iowa.
Miss Shirley Day of Fayette is Wis
iting her sister,, Mrs. J. H. Shipton.
Miss Anna Spang has resigned her
position as telephone operator here
and departed last week for her home
in Willow Lake, South Dakota.
Miss Susie Little has accepted the
position OF Central cir. for the Inter
state Telephone company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Maroney and
little daughter left Friday for Pes
otum, Illinois, where Mr.. Maroney is
closing out stock of goods.
Mrs. J. r. Wood nee Miss Lena
Book Of Euclid, Minnesota, arrived
last week for visit with home
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George CLAM and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gienapp autoe6
to Strawberry Point last Friday tt
attend the fair
H Married, Tuesday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 9th, at. Manchester, Iowa, by
Rev. c. K Hudson, of the Methodist
Episcopal church, Mr.. Evlon Hun!
and Miss Dorothy Long. The groom
is the. eldest son Of Mr. and Mrs
George Hunt Of this place and popu
lar among large circle OF friends,
who extend congratulations. The
bride is stranger to Earlville PEG
pie, but Is accorded a hearty vel
come. They will make their homo
in the house now occupied by James
Cousins X
John Bottcher Of Lavina, Mon.
tana, arrived Monday. He was cali
ed here to attend the funeral Of his
mother, the late Mrs. Wilhelmine
Bottcher, but received. the message
to late
Mrs. VIM. Cousins was called to
Cedar Falls last week by the serious
illness Of her daughter, Alberta, g
student at the Teachers college.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.. Redding Of
Waterloo We're renewing acquaint
ances in town last week. .,sS
Z Mrs. Jennie Dickson and Miss
Mary Dickson left Friday fol. Wis
It at Cedar Rapids.
8 Rev. A.W. Virgins Of Cedar Rap.
IDS has accepted call to the pas.
torate of the Congregational church
At this place. He will take up his
work here about October 1st.
Archie Hunt left last week for
Waterloo to take course in the
Waterloo Business college. x
Y Garth Dunn has gone to Waterloo
o resume his studies in the business
college at that place.
Mrs. Mary Madison of Longmont,
Colorado, arrived Sunday fora visit /
With Mrs. VIM. Stoner.
2 Mrs Sarah HeaIey and the Masses Il
:. "A. Miller's harness shop, II
rip to Minneapolis and other points
n Minnesota. 8