Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-11-10
EARLyILLE.

day morning at 7:45. The funeral
was held at the Lutheran church
Friday afternoon, conducted by Rev.
Henry Wendt. Burial was made in the
family lot in the Delaware cemetery.
Heinrich Ludwig Christian Hieden,
was born March 10th, 1916, in Glen,
Pommern, Germany. There he was
reared in the Lutheran church and re-
NAMED faithful member during his
life. In the course of time he was
married to Miss Christine Moahs and
they emigrated to the United States
and settled in Delaware County, Iowa,
which was, his home for 81 years, His
first wife died August 9Th, 1885 and
two years later he was married to
Mrs. Julia Hahn. In 1915 his second
wife died very suddenly Of heart fail
ure, and on December 81, the same
year hiss only child, August Hieden
passed away in Montana. NotWlth-
standing the many hardships OF his
life. Mr., Hieden remained full OF
humor, it did not even leave him on
his sick bed. Several years ago ne
suffered a severe attack of Pneumonia
which left his health impaired ana
when the second attack came he Gould
not overcome the threacherous dis
ease. He became bed fast two weeks
previous to his death and realizing
his condition prepared himself by
prayer and the Holy Sacrament to
meet his God. He is survived by the
following step-children; Mrs. Mary
Schwandt, Guss Hahn and Fred Hahn
of Earlville; Herman Hahn OF Month
cello; Rudolph Hahn and Mrs. Anna
Raschke, Of Manchester and Emil
Hahn of Ryan.
The Y M. L. Club held delightful
Halloween party at the home of Edith
Volt. The guests were attired in var
ious costumes and the evening was
spent in fun and hilarity. A delicious
supper was served and the guests
fingered until a late hour loathe to
leave the scene of SO much gaiety.
Mr.. and Mr.. Rudolph Jones and
daughter Ula, Ida Terne and Frank
zehentner OF Dubuque spent Sunday al
the Werkmeister home.
Mrs John F. Jones and son Junior
of Stockton, Illinois, visited relatives
in this place over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. August Freking con-
cluded a two weeks visit at the home
Of the latters mother. Mrs. Henry
Oberbrechling and other relatives,
near New Vienna and returned to their
home at Heron Lake, Minnesota.
Three generations of the Charley
Laxson family east their votes for
Harding. They were Mrs. Mary Lax
son, her son, G. M. Laxson, and the
latters daughter, Mrs. Emma De Best.
Emil Hahn of Ryan, attended the
funeral Of his step-father, Henry
Hieden, last Friday.
The rural school taught by Della
Kuehnle held program and basket
social at the Almoral church Wednes-
day evening which proved an enjoy
able event.
Miss Dorothy Reyes principal Of the
Earlville Consolidated school attend
ed the state Teachers convention at
Des Moines last week. She gave a
talk on the subject Supervised Play !.
Lucille Klaus was the recipient of a
jolly surprise party Monday evening
when a large number OF her school
mates gathered at her home to help
her celebrate her 16 birthday The
evening was spent in a jolly manner
and RIO y. 4 delit OH tres mentf
of her happy event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Davis have re-
turned from a six months residence
In Jerome, Idaho, and are stopping at
the present at the home OF MRS.
Davis parents, DR.. and Mrs. H. A.
Tobie.
Rev. w. J. Suckow returned from
Rochester, Minnesota and resumed
his duties as pastor of the Con-
gregational church Sunday. He Is well
on the road to recovery.
Rev T. D. Stubs was called to
Illinois last week to attend the fun-
eraI Of relative.
District Superintendent A. B. Cur
ran will preach at the M. 3. church
next Sunday evening, November l4tn,
and will also conduct the first quarter
ly conference.
Friends from this place were at
Colesburg Wednesday, to attend inc
funeral OF Leo Bush the 81 year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bush who
died in the hospital in Iowa CITY
following an operation.
Il The friends of Henry SchWeitert IN
Earlville and vicinity sympathize Win
him in the death Of his wife, VINO was
formerly Katherine Goodell. daughter
OF the late w H. Goodell pioneer
business man of Earlville.
The meals served by the iaules oi
the M e. church were well patroni-
zed election day. The proceeds amouh-
ted to $225. II
Martha Dettbarn Of Des Moines Is
visiting relatives in this place,
The Good Cheer club was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Rozetha
Newcomb, Friday afternoon. AT the
close Of the enjoyable afternoon the
hostess served a delicious luncheon.
Mrs. Will Belden, of Chicago, is visi-
ting her sister, Mrs. Maude Davey ana
Mrs. Carrie Bailey.
Millicent Lowe is disabled with
fractured collar bone, the result Oh
fall while at play Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George Ham leaves TUESDAY
morning for Lewiston, Idaho. where
she will spend the winter visiting ner