Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-04-14
Mrs. Hunt is entertaining her par

Mrs. Hunt is entertaining her par
ents from Iowa City. "-
B. E. Farwell was in Hopkinton
over Sunday.
f. Little Buelah Smith has been quite
sick, but is better at this writing.
| w. S. Marshall, wife and daughter
have been visiting in Waterloo.
Mrs. Edward Herzog and baby,
Of Washington, Iowa, are the guests
Of the formers aunt, Mrs. Rudy
Moser. ..,.-
A number of friends from Oneida
were entertained at the Rudy Moser
home one evening, recently.
The Volga News says that Chas.
Hatfield has purchased new auto
mobile and will burn gasoline with
the rest of them.
George Holthause purchased last
week an automobile.
Mrs: Roy Smith visited hire par
ents, Bernard Kruger and wife, last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hatfield, of Vol
ga, were visitors at the r. w. Hat
field home over Sunday.
Charles Blanchard, Of Edgewood
was in Greeley Tuesday afternoon.
l. E. T. Noble, of Edgewood was a
business caller in Greeley, Wednes-
day.
Phin and George Wandell, of Edge
wood were in Greeley, Wednesday.
Mrs. w. A. Long was shopping in
Dubuque, Tuesday.
DR.. M. L. Gray and daughter, Of
Edgewood were in Greeley, Wednes-
day. - !
Rev. Alexander is holding series
of meetings at Colesburg.
Eight new members were added, to
the Methodist church last Sunday.
Miss Opal Edmunds spent last
week with her sister, Mrs. Sam Cul-
bertson. 80: .@ ..51,l...-%.., H.
Mrs. T. B. Armstrong was In Du
buque last week. -. ~. 81.
Mrs. W. A. Funk visited her moth
er in Colesburg last week. -.
Miss Ola Phillips, of Delhi, was a
guest of Miss .Hackbarth, last week.
Mike Hennessey, wife and son,
were in Strawberry Point, Saturday.
Miss Mildred Fisk Is visiting her
grandmother, in Illinois. H. -
A. A. Chapman now has his house
wired for lights and is running his
by electricity. #ia 'f..$s.
Mrs. Charles Croyle and daughter,
Bernice Stringer were in Dubuque,
r ''~$1&H
Miss Arlie Young returned from
her Dubuque visit, Wednesday. :
Geo. Hollenbeck, wife and daugh-
ter, Gertrude. of n Dubuque, were
guests at the J. NJ. Young home last
week. ? =: i
The . G. T. club met with Mrs.
Edith Luense, last Thursday. -
Miss Elsie Them is working at J.
.. Matthews. EG+ ~ II
Married at :, Waterloo, Saturday,
April g. Mr.. John Corell, Of Cedar
Rapids and Miss Adeline Lewis, Of |
Shell Rock. The groom is well
Known in Greeley and the bride is
! niece Of Mrs. H. E. Seeley. They |
will, be at home in Cedar Rapids.
E. B. Hess was in Cedar Rapids
,ver Sunday. Il
Messrs. and Mines. E. J. Kremple,
md w. A. Lang visited in Coles
'urg, Sunday.
Floyd Smith, of Edgewood, was
n town, Sunday.
Claude Jenny; Of Stanley, is visit
ng his brother, Ralph, and family. d
George Coon's farm house caught
ire Sunday and did considerable
lamage to the house and contents
,efore it could be extinguished. ~
Wayne Zubrod, Esther Peick, Hen
y Funk and Charles Thomas, of
Gdgewood were visitors in Greeley,
sunday. 49,.
Ella kuhlman has returned from
Idgewood.
Ed. Farwell, Of Manchester, was in
sreeley, Monday.
Mrs. Herman Gilman visited rela-1
ives in Cedar Rapids over Sunday.
Catherine Matindale was born
ear Buchanan, Berrien county, Mich,
an. May 9Th, 1884. and died at the
ONE of her daughter, Mrs.W. j.
Vroughten, Sunday evening, April
1915. She. came to Iowa with her
ather's family in the spring Of 1851,
nd was a charter member Of the
hurch organized by the family, rel |
tives, and friends of John Mart
adale,- her father, on the third Suns
ay in June, 1851. In the fall of
851, she returned to the old home
4 Michigan and was then married
D William Jones Drybread., To this
MON were born five children:
Ieorge Winfield, Helen Max, AIDE
ne Eliza, Mary Elizabeth, and Will
lnnie, whom we know as Petite.
William Drybread died September %,
81. In May, 1873, Mrs. Drybread
larried Dr. Milo Blodgett. To this
MON was born one daughter, Kittie,
Tho died when she was four. DR..
lodgett died at the family home in
cambridge, Nebraska, September %,
1872. Since the Doctors death Mrs.
lodgett has made her home with
lr. and Mrs. Wroughton. OF her
Immediate family only one member,
[rs. Wroughton remained to minister
, her in her last years of life, and
18th her many relatives and host
{ friends to lay her body to rest.
he funeral was held from the W.
Wroughton home on Tuesday of
lst week. Interment in Grant View
emetery. Those from out of town
no were in attendance were Geo.
rybread of Emmetsburg, a., J. P.
[artindale, Canton, Wis, Mrs. Lena
[artindale, Chicago, ILL.,, Mrs. Geo.
table, South Dakota, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. Millen, Earlville and the Mis-
IS Staehle, Earlville. e., i