Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-05-21
ifornia is visiting relatives in Gree

ley.
]. NJ. Lillibrdge and Art Hindal ex.
pect to leave for Hitchcock. South
Dakota, this week to build house on
the formers farm.
Mrs. James Castor of Cedar Rap
ids who is on her wayto South Dakota
visited her cousin, Mrs. Lincoln Odell
this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs, Knight of Edgewood
were visitors at the w. S./Odell home
Saturday night.
Earl Beatty of Edgewood and fam
lily visited at Herman Stahlmans Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wroughton and Mrs
J. w Taylor were in Manchester Sat
urday.
| Howard Matthews has entered law
office in Parkersburg, Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Grubstick en-
tertained a number of friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Robil of Pennsyl-
| vania, are here and will stay until
fall at least Mr.. Robil will assist
his brother-in-law in the garage.
The wedding of Miss Hazel Lewis
of this place and Mr.. Steger OF Dyers-
vile has been called in the Catholic
church.
B. E, Farwell was in Manchester
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Lon Culbertson is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Odell visited relatives in Fay
cite Saturday.
Mrs. Thos Holbert and daughter,
Eldred. visited the formers brother
in Iowa City over Sunday.
Miss Agnes Schnack was visitor
in Independence, Sunday.
John Kennedy of Batavia, New York,
is visiting relatives here.
Mesdames, Geo. Griffith, VIM. Odell
and Miss Rose Frye were in Edgewood
Monday.
T. B. Armstrong and wife were il
Manchester Monday.
Harlan Frentress was home over
Sunday.
Mrs. Noble is visiting her son, Bert,
in Chicago.
Mrs. Beckwith is visiting in Man.
chester.
Mesdames Lash and Edmunds Wis
tied at the Sam Culbertson home Sun
day.
Mrs. Sam Culbertson is suffering
with a sprained ankle. Miss Opal Ed
munds is caring for her.
Ira Hutton and wife and several
friends Of Earlville were callers on
Greeley friends Monday evening.
Sarah NJ. Roe was born in st. Jo-
seph County, Indiana, February End,
1881 and died, April 26th. 1919. She
was the daughter of William and Pol
~ Martindale Roe. She came with
the family to Iowa in 1851 and settled
on the property now occupied by Mrs.
Melissa Clute with her son, Charles.
Here she was married to Augustus
Davis, March 18th, 1852. To this
union was born one daughter, Anna,
wife of Lewis Frye, who died, Sept,
End, 1895. Mrs. Davis is survived by
her son-in-law, Lewis Frye and the
two daughters and two sons OF her
daughter, Anna, Bessie wife Of Low
ell Tarrance and Sarah, wife of l..
Schram, Fred Frye, now of Manches-
ter and Augustus Frye now Of La
mont. She leaves behind two sisters,
Mrs. Melissa Clute Of Greeley and
Mrs. Hall of st. Joseph, Michigan.
James W. Roe, nephew and foster
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Davis now lives
at San Gabriel, California. Since
the death of her husband Sept. 10th.
1913, Mrs. Davis has lived at the old
home north OF town with her son-in-
law, Lewis Frye, until few days be-
fore her death she came to the home
of her grand daughter, Mrs. Schram,
where she died.
A. e. Frentress and wife and Harry
Sackett visited at Waterloo Sunday.
The 7th grade, Miss Drach teacher
was entertained at the Robert John
son home, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Wroughton Wis
tied in Coggon, Sunday.