Manchester Democrat., 1920-09-22

| The groom is a son of Mr.. and MIS-
j Henry Feldman Of Bremen township
and is an estimable young man ae
served in the army two years as 9
member of the medical corps OF the
SSth division. He spent one year 0!
service In France and took part in tive
Of the principle battles. Mr. ane
Mrs. Feldman will go to honsekeep'
ing on the groom's farm and theil
many friends unite in wishing tneH
/ the best the land affords.
4 Mrs. John Dittmer Of Thompson i
visiting relatives in this place.
The Earlville High School football
/ team has been reorganized and 4
a being coached by C. Stroup, the man
ual training teacher. The first gam'
OF the season on the local gridiroi
will be a contest between Earlvill'
and Greeley Saturday, October End.
A. H. Bennett and family have re
4 turned from a summers show toul
and on Wednesday evening Manager
/ Bennett reopened the Memo Theatre
| Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Frye Of Dyers.
vile spent Sunday at the Archie
| scherer home.
| Mrs Henry Hunt is at Prairie du
Chen. WIS, taking treatment at the
Sanitarium
Mrs. Ada Gibbs is IN Ffaiev hospita!
Dubuque where she will undergo an
! operation for the removal Of gail
stones.
Carroll Snyder Of Belmont, Wis,
is assisting IN the Camera Office
! Cards have been received by n ends
announcing the marrlaPe Of D. Loren
| Davis 10 Miss Else Wiberg we
took place at the home OF tie brides
parents NJ. sn5 1Igr Charles Wieherg
Ism Des SIoines On aresdly. Sep eiil
er I5h2 IT home. affer October lst IN
/ Des aIcines. Tie gr1on1 "a son o#
| mr.. and aai.s. Is. Z. J.Tis of Ga-Ir' 4
He is an estinable young man and
holds position III Des Moines. His
many friends unite in extending con-
gratulations.
The remains of Mrs. Della Sargent
of Manchester were brought to this
place Saturday afternoon and in
TERED in Fairview cemetery Mrs.
Sargent is lovingly recalled by old
time friends as most estimable wom-
an and her passing .5 deeply regretted
Mrs. and Mrs. Luke Bisgrove and
Mr.. and Mrs, Floyd Bisgrove of Clar-
ion, visited relatives in his place dur
ing he week.
L. G. Clendennen has purchased the
M. r. Cairn farm north OF town The
place consists of 120 acres and the
consideration was $3.50 per- acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schlung OF
Waukegan, Illinois, Edna Young OF
Milwaukee, Wis, and Ruth Slattery OF
Dubuque visited friends in this place
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George White of Del
hi were callers in this place Thurs
day
Mr.. and Mrs. w. FL Bell of Chicago
we're in attendance at the funeral OF
the latter's sister, Mrs. George Parkln.
A farewell reception was rendered
Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Mcintosh at the
M. E. church Friday evening which
was largely attended. Rev. Mcintosh
has been a popular minister OF the To-
cal church during the past five years
Owing to poor health he will retire
from the ministry and together with
his wife will spend the winter with
their son. Prof. John Mcintosh, and
family at Dallas, Texas. Rev. NC IN
tosh preached his farewell sermon
Sunday and will attend the M. E. con-
ference at Oelwein this week.
Funeral services for Mrs. William
Gienapp were held in the Lutheran
church last Tuesday afternoon con-
Quoted by Rev. Henry Wendt. intet-
ment was made in Fairview cemetery
Caroline Marie Frederick was born in
Zinzow. Pommern. Germany, October
5th, 1S45, and died at her home in
Earlville September 10th. 1920, at the
age of "a years, IL months and . days
In early girlhood she was confirmed II
the Lutheran church. On June 24th.
1875, she was united in marriage TO
William Gienapp. The union was
blessed with two daughters. In 1881
the family came to this country and
settled in Delaware county, on farm
southeast OF Earlville where they re-
sided for u years and then retired
and moved to Earlville which has
since been their home. Mrs. Gienapp
was a life long christian and a mem
her of the Lutheran church OF this
place and a charter member OF the
Ladies' Aid, although poor health
made it impossible for her to attend
the meetings for the past few years.
She leaves to mourn her death her
husband and two daughters, Mrs,
George Nieman of Elrlyille and Mrs.
Fred Fedeler of Waverly, Iowa, and
also six grandchildren. Friends OF
.ae fam'iy extend sympathy
Word was received here Saturday
announcing the death of Mrs. Ada
Cib1s It hospital IN Dubuque fol-
lowing an operation. The remains
will be brought to her home in this
pace but arrangements for the
funeral are not known at this writ