Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-10-30
PAGE SIX.
EARLvILLE.

years. Previous to That time ne was
employed in a bank in North Dakota.
Besides his parents, he is survived by
four brothers, H. A. Hunt Of Worth
ington, B. H. of New Vienna, Joseph
and William Of Petersburg, and two
sisters. Mrs. Frank Dickman Of REM
sen, Iowa, and Mrs. Joseph Koch Of
Petersburg. The funeral was held
on Saturday morning from the home
Of his parents to SIS. Peter and Paul's
church in Petersburg, conducted by
the pastor, Rev. Father Loosbrock and
other priests. A vast assemblage Of
relatives and friends were in attend
ance to pay the last respect to the
young man who was held in the high
esteem. Delegations from the follow
ing societies of which Mr.. Deutmeyer
was member in Dyersville attended.
st. Joseph's Court, No. 500, G. o. f.,
Of which he was financial secretary,
Dyersville Council, Knights of Colum-
bus, The st. Francis Society, r. c. M.
p. s., the Dyersville Commercial club
I and the Progressive club. Friends of
the family extend sincere sympathy.
Although reports earlier in tho
week indicated that Bremen and
Oneida townships had failed to reach
the quotas in the fourth Liberty Loan,
additional subscriptions brought the
townships safely over the top. Chair
man Klaus gives the following figures:
Oneida township, fourth loan, 91,750.,
third loan $76,500. Total $16s,250,
Bremen township, fourth loan $54,550.,
third loan, $4,000. Total $9S.600.
The sad intelligence was received
here last Wednesday morning, anounc- |
ing the death Of Leslie Tetge, Of !
Palisade, New Jersey. The first in
timation Of his illness came on Tues
day when his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Henry Tietge received telegram
summoning them to his bedside. His
mother and sister, Mrs. Alvina Schal-
Ter left on Tuesday evening before the
second message arrived. Leslie Tietge |
was the eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Tietge and he was born on q |
farm in this neighborhood about "a |
years ago. He grew to young manhood |
here and about II years ago was unit
ed In marriage to Miss Elsie Hunt, a !
prominent young lady Of Earlville, !
and daughter Of Mrs. Elizabeth |
Cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Tietge resided |
in Dies Moines for several years and
four children we're born to the union,
two sons and two daughters. During
the past few years the family have
lived In the east, first in New York
and later In Palisade, New Jersey.
Besides his wife and four small child
rem. Mr.. Tetge is survived by his par
ents. M. and Mrs. Henry Tietge Of
NArlville and four sisters, Mrs. Chafl-
Q Pulver OF Colorado, Mrs. Marion
Breckenridge Of Marathon, Iowa,
Mrs. Ralph Schaller Of Earlville |
and Anita, at home, and one broth-
6, Searles Tietge stationed It Camp
Dodge. Des Moines. The remains viii
b brought to this place for burial but
the time Of arriving here cannot b
ascertained 1t this time. Tho death !
Of Leslie Tetge has brought deep sor-
row to his relatives and many friends. |
For the young wife. who was one Of
the lovliest girls in Earlville, only |
words of tenderest solicitude are spok- |
en- and the tenderest sympathy ex-
pressed for the four young children |
left to her care.
Word was received by his parents.
Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Virgins, states
that their son. Sergeant Reynold Wiz
gins has gone to France.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thinner Of North
fork township mourn the death Of their
son, Arthur. aged four years. The fu-
neral of the little lad was held at
Worthington last Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Harris leaves this week
for Cedar Rapids, where she will re-
main for the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Anna Mueller and family.
A. e. Peterson of Manchester was q
caller in this place Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Fangman residing
near New Vienna mourn the death Of
their daughter, Irene, aged five years,
which occurred last Tuesday after q
short illness of pneumonia. The fu-
neral Of the little girl was held at the
church In New Vienna Thursday morn
ing. The family has the sympathy Of
many friends in the death Of the below
Cd little girl. |
Born, on October 24th, to Prof. and
Mrs. Guy d. Ribble, q son.
Private Searles Tietge Of Camp !
Dodge and Mrs. Verna Breckenridge |
OF Marathon, are here to attend the fu-
neral of their brother, Leslie Tietge.
Andy Fessler has sold his fine farm |
near Petersburg to Henry Scherbring |
The land consists Of IS acres which !
brought the high price of $500 per acre
or total of $1S,70O. Mr.. Scherbring !
will take possession of the place on |
March LIST.
John G. Cattron departed Saturday !
morning for New York and will soon
sail for France to engage in Army Y.
M C. A. work as field secretary. The |
work of the army Y. M. C. A. secretar- |
les is no snap as many believe. The
young men going abroad to take up the
work are required to play the game |
fairly and the motive for going must
be to do real service and he must be
willing to play anything anywhere.
Undoubtedly, Mr.. Cattron will soon be |
among the great majority Of our secre-
taries abroad, whom we may feel just
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