Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-10-20
auto trip to 1edo, Saturday, for
brief visit with friends, returning

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Several Colesburgers were "court
ing" at Manchester last Tuesday, \
~ RS. I'D. franks has So farsire
covered from her recent serious i'll
ness as to be- able to sit up. IT he
many friend this 3estimable wo
man are glad to learn OF her con
valescence. i
County Superintendent L. P
Walker was over from Manchester
enc St.4y recently to visit our schools
Mrs James CARLOW entertained {
numDer OF ladies at a quilting bee
Thursday! al or - aJ7T - ~ !
A. A. schiDing has the ccntrac,
for Lavitt2 Bristol's' new house and
work has begun on the same. i" ~
81 Mrs. II. fB. fkoenecke was hostess
to the Zion missionary society Thurs
uay afIernOon.G| 13H YLHEE - n
Mrs. Tao: Knee and Miss, Fannie
Mcrelanu were Key City callers on
Thursday9R&E ~ @Fau i!cl2 "n5q
Mr. and Mrs. Schwietenberg, Eol
klemme We're here to attend ' the
funeral services Of her sister, = Mrs
Ed HOlthaus!te "as'0 HN&4H %Htf;h'
E3On HOctoberl4th,1 a son and heir ar.
rfVeu' at" the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
G. w. Luton; OF Benson, u Nebraska
/ Mrs Luton will he recalled as Miss
Jessie Knee,Fiwhose early home was
at Colesburg. dfTtriends here, extend
congratulations on the happy, event
Elmer Regal Of Britt, Iowa, Is a
guest here at the homes of his
sisters, Mrs. James Bush and Mrs,
J "L.MPrentice.T VIA TI8I}a
u. F. Huffman and James Bush
were in Dubuque Thursday purchas
ing new goods for the J.W. -Holsch'
|erl store. .N@y'9 It4-i .-{,I y "alt
Quarterly meeting services were
held' at the Zion NJ e church . on
Sunday, and9 were largely attended.
Mrs. G. II. Walker arrived home,
the first OF the week from an Il ex-
tended visit with relatives at Gree.
ley, Colorado and Parkersburg, la
She reports Almost enjoyable time,
and has been benefited in health
by the change of scenes and climate,
Among the teachers Of this 10 sec
ton, who attended the ,Inspirational
Institute at Manchester last Thurs
day and Friday were Prof. /: R. APP
pleman, ~ Moreland; Mr. Van sTole
and Miss GMarga Craig. glgaJ tjGaaf
~ H. H. Eversl and, daughters, Verda,
Alice and Erna,g and Miss osi Alice
Schwietert were callers at Manches-
ter Thursday. %G~ .-25n ,adtij:rsH
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. 1rmscher were
married fifty years on October 7th.
The event was duly celebrated by
TIE" home coming OF their = children,
grand children and other , relatives.
Dinner was served to "a large COM
pany and the aged couple were, hear
tily congratulated fon their long and
happy welded life. May they live
yet many years to enjoy each 9TH
% Mrs. n soc Edward 4 Holthaaa,ssf I depart
ed this life on the morning iof Eocto-
Der .4th, after a, long period OF III
health. Her maiden name was MISS
Lena Kraus and she y was born near
were born to Mr.. and Mrs Holhaus-
Russell, and. Wesley--who With the
husband and father are left In Gthe
home SO sadly, bereft., The aged mo-
uher and an only sister Mrs. Sch
reside at Klemme. five
brothers also survive Jacob, VIII
liam, Charles, August and Henry
Kraus., These and a cousin, William villa
Kraus, acted as pail bearers, at phe
funeral services, which were nero
from Zion church Wednesday, after,
noon, A, large cen course Of relatives,
friends and neighbors gathered to
pay, the. last. tribute of respect 70
one whom they had long known ana
loved Burial was made at Zion
Friends of the family ex-
tend sympathy in the loss they have
sus stained. s.; i,..Y1,T.L- ....i, 81,
y Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ;Wieckershe1m
and children, of Gard were here to
attend the celebration Of the f1ftieth
wedding anniversary, Ct MI: and
Mrs. Aug. Irmscher.rg %
: Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Li1libride. OF
Edgewood, spent Sunday with reia-
tiyes in this vicinity. -.,...,......, ....
: Geo. .Irmscl1er OF Epworth, was
recent visitor here at the, home OF OF,
his brother August. -
Mr.: and Mrs, Ira o'Near Sunday:
ed. at Edgewood. aa.' q, 81. ....