Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-03-03
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Died at the home of her son, Geo
near Oneida, Friday night, Feb. 26
Mrs. Adelia Cox aged SO years De
ceased was for many years a resi-
dent of Earlville, moving to Oneida
about 25 years ago. She was the
widow of the late Daniel Cox. who
died about twenty years ago. One
son. George, is left to mourn the
death of loving mother, kind
neighbor and friend. One son, JAS,
died about two years ago. The fu-
| neral services were held from the
NJ. E. . church at Oneida on Monday
/ morning. .Interment was made in
! Fairview cemetery at Earlville.
Mrs. Chas Hackbarth went to
Cedar Rapids on Monday to pur.
chase spring millinery.
MSS Lillian Reed and Mrs. Ella
Fuller were Dubuque passengers,
Tuesday. F"- VI
Mrs. VIM. Scheel was a Dyersville
passenger, Saturday. ,.,..-S
passengre, Saturday. i+-ss +-ss$. ~ F5s-''s'
Mrs. L. G.. Husey and daughter,
Guse, left Saturday for Minneapolis,
where they will visit for a month at
w. E. Cotton home. ~,
ri John Cruise of Manchester spent
Saturday with Earlville friends. &'!a.E'&,
Frances Powell and Elmer Fansk,
who are attending business college
at Waterloo, spent Sunday with:
home folks. .-,r4. RI, .Stssissss
Miss Laura Weikmeisth was q Far,
ley visitor over Sunday. 4
Mrs. }Voelker of Dubuque returned;
to her home Saturday, after visit
at the Fred Voelochow home.
~ Mrs. e. Cousins and Mrs. Will
Hunt were Waterloo passengers, Sat
urtlay. III &: ,;,g, y.z.s = s.. !
Mrs. Heuchlin of Dubuque return
ed to her home Saturday, after q
visit at the John Book home. q
John Bateman of Monticello was N
town, Monday.
John Wirkmeister transacted .busi-
ness in Dubuque, Tuesday. ~
Miss Bertha Singbusch of Milwau-
kee arrived Friday evening for a
visit at the Frank Gienapp home.
Mrs. Effie Dettbarn of Sheridan,
Mo-, arrived, Friday. AZ, .G III
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F., Hammel
moved their household goods to Os-
terdock township, where Mr.. Ham
mel has secured employment in
creamery. : ( Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. K. Young were t
over Sunday visitors in Dubuque.
T. Mrs. M. Smith went to Oelwein,
Saturday, to visit at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Bashman.
Mrs. Louis Schaller went to .Du-
buque Saturday for weeks visit
with relatives. ,a - y ..l.s =
Miss Florence Robinson Of Wa
Got, yiS3t
with Miss Lillian ,Kahl. 2a-5 y
This is moving week in the small
towns and adjacent territory. The
following changes in residence are
being made In Earlville. Mrs. Ida
Goldsmith has gone to Hopkinton to
live. Herbert Dettbarn and family
are moving into the Holdren house
vacated by Mrs. Goldsmith. Ernest
Dettbarn Is moving into the place
vacated by his brother. Herbert.
which he recently purchased. Phi i
Cloud is moving into the Gibbs prop
erty In the east part Of town. Ev-
lon Hunt is moving onto the farm
east of town. Maurice Maroney into
the house vacated by Evlon Hunt.
Mrs. Brinning will move into the
house vacated by Maurice Maroney.
Henry Bergmans are moving into
he house recently purchased in
he west end of town. A. D. Blk
II Mokane will moev into the place
'acated by Berkmans, Bert Tear is !
moving into the Arthur Reeder farm |
lear town, and Mr.. and Mrs. Reider |
cave this week for their new home |
n Denver, Colorado. Carl Schrader |
s moving into his place on the east
8 moving into the NJ. E. parsonage,
md Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Hutton have !
md of town. Mrs. Georgia Douglas
moved into the H. C.. Lynch place, i
emporarily until their new home
s finished. VIM. Shock is moving
nto the place vacated by Mrs.
Douglas. Delbert Smock Of Ryan is
moving into the place vacated by his
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Grapes have moved to Manchester
md for the first time in it's history,
is without hotel. There
8 good opening here for the right
Iarty. - ~