Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-01-06
CoLEsBURG

Miss GuSta Craig returned 70 VOL
ga Saturday, to be ready for the re
opening OF school on Monday.
Frank Regal Of Eden Valley, Min
nesota, was q guest at the homes Of
his cousins, Mrs. James Bush an1
Mrs. J. L. Prentice. Concluding bis
stay here, he went 70 Osterdock te
spend a week with his sister, Mrs,
Kicbush.
David R. Inman, at one time super
lintendent of the schools here, was
looking about among his Colesburg
friends last week.
w. H. Strader and wife and Harv'
ey Strader returned to st. Paul on
Thursday after pleasant visit at
the C. w. Strader home here.
Mrs. George Shaw and children, AID
rian, Hilda and Lester, went TO Del
vein Wednesday, where they were
guests Of her sister and family for
a time.
Miss Marie Grimes returned to
Manchester Sunday.
j Miss Winnie Gull was at home from
Toledo for the holiday vacation, and
has returned to resume her work at
the college. r. %@%'>'%.
John Brown and family moved Mon
day into rooms at the Mrs. Alice
Smith home.
Mrs. s. G. Walker has received
word that her father, R. G. Currie, is
again critically i'll at his home DIN
Ryegate, Montana. He had but recent
~ recovered from. serious illness.
Miss Hattie Stulinger is at home
from Turkey River, where she spent
NJ SiCfnr
family.
Mrs. George H. Walker went to
Strawberry Point Monday, called by
the death Of her relative, H. Dun
ming. The funeral was held Thurs
day. S. G. Walker attended the fu-
neral and was accompanied home by
his mother.
A party Of young people enjoyed a
sleightng party to the James Baker
home Friday evening, where they
were pleasantly entertained for the
evening by Miss Gusta Baker.
George Gore he's returned to the
burg from trip to New Caledonia,
Mimi, and Reygate, Montana.
The Music Makers quartet will not
appear here ON Saturday evening of
this week, January 9th, as was ex-
pected. A member of the quartet is
|dl, so the engagement is necessari-
ly called off. "A substitute number ts
to be given at q later date.
Miss Winnie Gull was hostess at
a New Years party Friday evening,
at which a jolly company Of her
young friends enjoyed the entertain
ment provided.
Rev. and Mrs. o. J. Felter are the
guests Of his mother and sister at
st. Ansgar.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Bolsinger are
the recipients Of fine New Years
present at the hands Of that ancient
and -honored bird-the stork. A
little daughter was born to them on
January End, and a prouder papa
than J. C. it would be hard to find.
The ladies' of the Twentieth Cen
fury Review club entertained the hus-
bands at a. New Years social Friday
evening, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. Foote.
Another good woman has been call
ed to that rest which remaineth for
the people of God. Mrs. Henry Wes-
sci departed this life December
2Sth, as the result of pneumonia.
The funeral services were conducted
from Zion church Wednesday, the
sermon being by Rev. w. H. Rolling.
Burial was made at Zion cemetery be-
side her husband, who preceded her
in death about a year. To the chill
dren thus deprived of the presence
and councels of a Christian mother,
our sympathies go out. The following
children survive-Rev. George Vessel
and VIM. Vessel of North Dakota;
Mrs. Anne Schwietert of Illinois;
Mrs. Mary Miller and Mrs. Clara
Klamp Of Algona, Mrs. Louise Irms-
cher, Roy Vessel, and Misses EN-
ma and Rose Vessel Of this place.