Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-06-16

ton Thole, where reception was held
during the day. The bride and groom
were the recipients of many beautiful
gifts Mr.. and Mrs. Thole left on a
wedding trip to Roseville Iowa, and up
on their return will reside on farm
north Of Earlville. Both bride and
groom are highlyl esteemed young peo-
pie of the neighborhood, and have a
host of friends who extend sincere
congratulations.
Mrs. Laura Beinert who spent the
past year in caring for her mother,
Mrs. Barbara Kuehnle, returned to her
| home in Waterloo, Tuesday. The
household goods were sold at auction,
and the home has been rented to Mr..
Ed Parker.
George Klaus, of Manchester, was a
caller in this place, Saturday.
"A band concert and basket social
will be held on Tuesday evening, June
Is for benefit Of the American Legion
Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Laxson have
returned from an enjoyable trip to
South Dakota. Mrs. Laxson stopped
at Rodman, while enroute home, and
visited. her daughter, Mrs. Emma De-
Best and family
Mildred and Howard Hamblin are in
Manchester, visiting relatives.
Henry Sharp is spending few days
with his brother Frank and family, IN
Cloves, Iowa.
Myra Reeves, domestic science
teacher in the Earlyille Consolidated
school, left for New Hampton to spend
the summer vacation with home folks.
Herbert Faust, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Faust, is recovering from the
effects of an operation for appended
tbs.
Francis Strickland. of Waterloo was
here to visit his mother, Mrs. Emma
Strickland, last week.
Relatives have received invitations
to the wedding OF Miss Ethel Couch
| man, and Mr.. Clyde Young, which IS
to take place on Tuesday, June u, at
the home Of the brides parents, Rev.
and Mrs. T. B. Couchman, OF Dallas
Center. The bride was resident OF
Earlville few years ago, when her
| father was pastor of the Congrega-
tional church in this place. She IS
an estimable young lady and her
friends unite in extending congratu-
| lations.
| w H. Wakefield, resident OF Earl
vile, Al years ago, but recently resid-
ing at Albuquerque New Mexico, has
returned to Earlyille, and will remain
| indefinitely with his sister, Mrs. Emma
1 Meader.
The ladies of the Outlook Club en-
4 joyed a social session at the home OF
! Mrs. Opal Swindell, Thursday after
1 noon. The affair was in the nature
of a farewell party for Mrs. Florence
| Rhodes, valued member OF the CLUB
! who left for Cedar Rapids, to reside
! The afternoon was spent In a social
manner, and at the close a delicious
! luncheon was served.
! The ladies Missionary Society OF the
Congregational church, held an all
days meeting at the farm home OF Mrs
| Cora Cousins, Tuesday. A stump
! tuous chicken dinner was served anc
| in the afternoon an interesting pro-
/ gram was given.
i Mr.. and Mrs. E. Penhollow ad Mr.
4 ad Mrs. G. W. White, OF Osterdock
] spent Sunday at the Tobie home.
! Friends in this place received cards
4 announcing the marriage OF Mr.. ar
4 thur Henry Cougar to Miss Claudia
Beatrice Crittenden, which took place
! in Los Angeles, May 18th. At home
in Los Angeles after August lst. Mr.
i Cougar was engaged in. the banking
i business in Earlville for some time
and has many friends here who arr
i pleased to learn of his marriagesAnt
I extend congratulations. 8
j John Nett, Sr. of Canada, visited MS
daughter, Mrs. Lono Bramley, during
the week.
I terrific storm. which in its IN
1 tensity resembled cyclone, strucs
this section of the country Tuesda,
afternoon. Hail and rain fell in tor
rents, flooding cellars and washins
out gardens Many spring chicks los
their lives in the flood high wine
did considerable damage, splitting
huge shade trees, and tearing OH
i branches.
i Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hicks, of Early, are
visiting among friends in Earlyille.
/ Mrs. Sarah Roberts has returned
I from Jerome, Idaho, and will occupy
| her cottage again.
4 Bert Cousins, and family OF Oelweln