Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-10-15

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| for her home at Calmar.
John Wandell was here from Water
| loo Saturday.
COLESBURG.
James Prentice has returned from 2
soiourn with friends and relatives at
Panama, and Omha. Neb.
The High School football team play
ed at Earlyille Saturday, and won the
game BY score OF "A to Q. So tar
this season they have won all the
games played.
Rev. P. NJ. Phillips has been under
the weather during the week. and
was unable to attend to his pastoral
duties Sunday.
Mrs. James Prentice, Mrs. 9. W.
strader and Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Prem
.tice and SON, Neil were Earlvtlle vis-
itors Saturday.
Dick Moreland OF Chicago was =
guest Of relatives here during the
week, and greatly enjoyed meeting nus
old friend, r. M. Grimes. Of Burlin-
game, California.
Mrs. "A. NJ. Rea has returned from .
yisit TO her daughter at Farley, and
after concluding her visit here VIII
20 10 Chicago where her brother.
Clark Van Osdell, resides.
Mrs. Helen Wallet and son, Daniel,
are with relatives here now, having
first visited in Missouri and Farley.
Ernest Harbaugh passed away. FRI
day. October 10th, after q severe Illness
OF few days He was nearly u years
OF age. and the family reside on the
stmdebaker farm seven miles northwest
az town. He Is survived by his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Harbaugh. and
eight brothers and sisters. The fun-
eral services were held at the home
sunday afternoon in charge Of Rev. y.
A. Riggs, and interment made at MI.
Harmony.
Harry Brown had his left hand bad
" injured last Monday two fingers
being broken and the bones Of the
hand mashed. While setting posts ne
was accidentally hit upon the hand
with the sledge. He was taken 70
Gutenberg for an X-ray examination.
The second number Of the enter
tainment course. A lecture by Chap
lain Joe Hanley will be given on
Thnredav evening. October 18th.
James Raven, who had been with
relatives in Pocahontas for some time.
arrived In the city the frst OF the
week having been summoned by the
serious illness Of his sister, Mrs. Inez
A. Craig.
Mrs. M. "A. Hodges has gone to Du--
buaue to visit at the home OF her son.
Thomas Hodges.
Fred peck arrived home Wednesday
from the army after 2 years OF SER
vice.
Ienatz Grom and Ray Finnegan have
landed and are at Camp Merritt. N. Z.
They are expected to arrive shortly,
and then all the boys OF this commun-
lily will have returned, with the ex-
ception OF Ray Brown. He enlisted
| for the long term and has some time
yet to serve. -
A meeting was held at the M. p.
Church. Friday evening to arrange
for the Homecoming celebration. F.
A. Grimes was appointed chairman OF
the meeting, and it was decided to
have the celebration on Liberty Day.
A rousing good time is being planned,
and further particulars will be given
later.
George Knee OF McGregor came to
town Sunday to see his sister, Mrs.
In. M. Grimes, and other relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Durham were
over Sunday guests Of relatives here
Mr. and Mrs. w. v. Phillips Of Gree
lev were guests at his parental home
here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Klaus were over
from Earlville to spend Sunday with
relatives.
Other Sunday visitors We're: Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Timm and Mrs. M. ]
Knee Of Delhi.
Rev. A. G. Panzlau had charge Of
the funeral services of Mrs. C. Craig
which were held from the M. E. church
Sunday afternoon, with burial at Oah
Hill. The following obituary was
read at the services:
| Inez Augusta, daughter Of Solomon
and Charlotte Haven, was born a
Clarendon Springs, Vermont. Febru-
ary II, 1875. She came with her par.
ents to Illinois in 1S46; and in 1S5t
\ they removed to eastern Iowa where
she has resided ever since. On June
8. 1867 she was united in marriage
to Cyrus Craig. Together they have
Lived to celebrate their golden wedding
!. with their friends in 1917. She de
parted this life, October 9. 1919, hav
ling outlived the allotted three score
years and ten by nearly FIVE years
She leaves to mourn her departure |
husband and six daughters: Morga
Edna. Martha, Bertha, Lizzie, Angus