Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-06-23
EARLyILLE.

Mrs. Eta b. Carpenter, Of Anamosa,
Grand Conductress, and district dep
] uty, of the fifth district inspected Ac-
acia chapter, O. E. S., Friday night.
Following the ceremonies OF initiation
q luncheon was served
Grace Laxson departed on Saturday
for Chicago, intending to spend few
weeks visiting friends.
Born, on June 18th, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Schaller son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Phillip of
Hopkinton, and Mrs. Carrie Volt. AL
bert and Edith Volt, spent Sunday at
the state park In Richland township.
John gMetzler attended state meet
ing Of The Spanish-American War vet
era, held at Dubuque, last week. The
boys OF '9S were given royal enter
tainment -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook departed
Monday for Quebec, from which port
they will sail for England, the land OF
Mr.. Cooks birthplace. They intend
to remain abroad for three months and
their many friends wish them pleas
= t .
ant voyage and safe return.
A severe storm visited this neighbor-
hood, Tuesday evening. and did much
damage to farm buildings. trees and
windmills. On the George Krapfl farm
the barn was raised from the founda-
ton, and one side badly damaged and
a number OF trees blown down. On
the Eylon Hunt farm the roof was
blown off the barn, the log house
blown over and many trees blown
down. The residence of C. ]. Bocken-
stedt was moved and the porch blown
away. George Miller's barn and wind
mill were wrecked. Many other farm
places in that neighborhood suffered
more or less damage.
The remains of James Norris. OF
Delhi, former resident OF Earlville,
who died in the hospital at Anamosa,
following an operation for appendicitis
were brought to this place Tuesday
afternoon. Funeral services were
held in the Methodist church in the
afternoon, conducted by the Rev, a. NJ
Mcintosh. Interment was made in
Fairyiew cemetery. The deceased was
about 81 years of age. His wife pre-
ceeded him in death ten years ago. and
hesis survived by three sons, Fred and
William OF Delhi, and George OF Dun
dee and one daughter. Mrs. Nellie
Florence of Delhi. Mr.. Norris con-
Quoted livery stable for some time
and was we'll known to the travelling
public He was kind hearted man.
respected by many friends, who extend
20 the bereayed children, sincere SYM
pathy.
J. w. Breton. of Morning Hill, Calf,
is spending few days at the home OF
his brother-in-law, w. l. Milien.
Announcement is made Of the mar
rage of Miss Glenna Brown, Of Du-
buaue TO Mr., Lee c. Hennseli of Flint.
Michigan, which took place in Dubu--
pue, june 10th. Mr. and Mrs. Houn-
sell viii be at home in Flint, Michigan
after July 1st. The bride resided IN
EarlviIle for some time and her many
friends are pleased 10 learn OF her
marriage and extend congratulations.
Rev John ia Williams. Of Chicago.
visited relatives in the place. While
enronte home from Cedar Falls where
he had been Ia attendance al the fun
erai OF his wife's mother, Mrs. John.
Fober.
Mr. and Mrs. Wroten are visiting
relatives in independence.
aIgs, Emma srriclSiaad II VISITING
her daughter. Mrs Harlan Merriam,
of RYAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rogers went 20.
Bit Vernon, Tuesday 10 attend the
marriage OF their son, Arthur y. to
miss Grace Fl Hoodmaber OF that