Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-08-27

N. H., Grace and Elizabeth Gleason Of
An1es and Mrs. Byers Mobley OF Chi
cago. and four nephews. Lewis Keith
OF Cascade. Max Gleason OF Waterloo,
Wendell Gleason OF Earlville and G..
L. Gleason OF Pierre. s. D., also
survive. In her home life Mrs. Hol-
den was an ideal mother to her
sons and loving and sympathetic
companion to her husband. She had
been planning and looking forward
for a long time to the time soon to
come when she could again be with
her boys in their California home. but
an all-wise Father willed it other
wise and called her home with Him,
where she will await the coming OF
her loved ones to the heavenly home.
Funeral services we're held from the
home Tuesday afternoon, and the
body was laid to rest In the family lot
In the Delhi cemetery. Those attend
ing the services from distance were
w. A. and J. r. Holden Of California.
w. L. and Mrs. Holden Of Winfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Stimson OF Month
cello, Max Gleason Of Waterloo, Louis
Keith and family Of Cascade, Mrs.
Mobley OF Chicago, Mrs. Mae Gleason
and daughter Elizabeth. Of Ames.. and
Mrs. Geo. Seeley Of Anamosa.
Mr.. and Mrs Matthias and daughter
Elsie and Norma OF Westgate, Iowa,
were guests last week ut william
Harders.
F. e. Stimson. has bought the old
livery barn and Is having 1t torn
down and lumber moved out to his
farm east of town.
Jack Puker is driving one Of the
cream trucks.
Miss Marion Carroll of Strawberry
Point and Mr.. Merle Rimmer Of Del
hi were married July "a. They will
live at Strawberry Point. Delhi
friends extend congratulations.
Miss Marion Stubs has gone to
Mt. Vernon to attend school.
School opens Monday. September !.
Mrs. Rose Joslin Of Ryan, visited
Mrs. ]. w. Hartman last week.
Walter Hackbarth Of Greeley was
calling ON his Delhi friends last week.
He had just returned from overseas
service.
Paul Phillips was Davenport Wis
itor last week He will attend Browns
Business College in that city the
coming year.
Merle Rimmer has purchased new
Ford runabout Of Heaton & Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Furman LETT
last week for an outing in Dakota
and Minnesota.
Mrs. James Mitchell is in the hos
pital at Iowa City where she had q
serious operation last week.
Mrs. Ed McDonough Of West Union
and Mrs. G. McElmeel Of Nebraska
are here called by the critical ILL
ness Of their mother, Mrs. James
Mitchell.
Miss Wilma Adams and Mr.. William
Diesch were married at Waterloo on
Thursday, August 81, 1919. The bride
Is the youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. G. Adams. The groom's home
is near Earlville where the young
people will make their home. Con
CALCULATIONS.
Miss Gladys Michael goes to Grang'
er, Iowa, next Tuesday to stay with
Mrs. w. G. Byerhoff the coming school
year.
Ben Adams Of Iowa City, was .
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Adams
last week.
Chas. Palmer came from Concord
New Hampshire, Friday and is 9
guest at the Beal home where his
wife and daughter have been visiting
for several weeks.
]. p. Holden and sons visited rela-
tives at Winfield, Iowa, last week.
Mrs. James Burton returned Friday
evening from pleasant visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Souther, In
Chicago.
Mrs. John Sweeney was an Edge.