Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-11-26

The bride was born and reared II
this neighborhood. She is a gradn
ate Of the Earlville High School ant
was popular among q large circle o.
friends. The groom is engaged in ths
grocery business in McGregor and II
worthy Of his winsome bride. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goddard have the hearty good
wishes Of the brides numerous friends
for welded life OF happiness and
prosperity.
The Senior Glass of the Earlville
High School will give the following
Piano Duet, Rena Angel and Doris
program in the High School Auditor
ium. Friday evening, November 2Sth:
Clute; Grafton, Universal Military
Training, Mason Lowe: Dramatic
Reading, Jack The Fisherman, Mil
dred Schaller; Solo, selected, Doris
Clute: Grafton, National Expansion,
Victor baskerville; Play, Wedding No
tice, Hazel Reeder, Dean and Dale
Loomis, Bertram Liebe: Humorous
Reading. A Transaction in Mumps,
Vera Carly; Piana and Violin Duet.
Mildred Schaller and Mason Lowe;
Dramatic Reading. Laddie. Rena An
gell; Stunt, Francis Clifton and Lor-
EMO Carpenter; Humorous Reading,
Chapter in Revelation, Doris Clute;
Quartet, Dean and Dale Loomis, Ber-
from Liebe and Lorenzo Carpenter;
Play, Fudge and Burglar; Chorus.
Japanese Songs, Junior Girls.
Word has reached this place OF the
death OF Rev Father NJ. J. Farrelly.
who passed away suddenly at his home
In Denison, Iowa, last week. He was
well-known by the Catholics through
out this county and was instrumental
in building st. Joseph's church in Earl.
vile. He was q native Of ireland and
was 65 years of age. He came to
America in 1872 and in 1880 was or
dained to the priesthood at Dubuque.
His first appointment was In charge
Of the parish at Manchester .and SUR
rounding territory. He was pastor Of
the church in Denison for "a years.
! The Earlyille Womsn's club and
male contingent were delightfully."- en-
tertained at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bergman. Monday evening.
Mrs. Orley Lo0mis is home from
Mercy hospital, Dubuque, where she
was successfully operated upon for
ulcer Of the stomach and the removal
Of gall stones.
: Sister M. Clarinda, q member Of
the st. FRANCISCAN Order Of Perpetual
Alteration passed away at the convent
La Crosse, Wisconsin. Mo-
vember 14th. She was known in the
world as Miss Louise Willenborg,
daughter of Mrs. b. Willenborg and
she was born in the vicinity Of New
Vienna, May 7th, 1896 and was there
fore % years Of age. On August 9th.
1918. she forsook, the world and en-
tered st. Rose Convent at La Crosse.
and made the vows In June 1917. The
Of Sister NJ Clarinda were bu-
ried in the Convent cemetery at La
Crosse. il ..l9,
Miss Jennie Cloud was painfully in
jured Thursday while assisting in the
store. She was engaged in reaching
some goods on the shelves when she
lost her footing and fell with great
force to the floor. While no bones
were broken she sustained injuries
which confined her to her room for
a few days.
Cy. Kenny was caller in Manches-
ter Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Loeffeholz and Miss Mar
garet Puetz two well known young
people Of this vicinity were united In
marriage last Tuesday morning. The
ceremony was performed in SIS. Peter
and Paurs church in Petersburg at
o'clock and Rev Father Loosbrook
was the officiating clergyman. The
young couple were attended by Miss
Christine Loeffelholz and Mr.. Frank
Puetz. Following the ceremony =
wedding breakfast was served and 4
reception held at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs N.
Paretz. Later q wedding dance WAS
hold whfch Tho vnuyoc D. roOnlo rfs the