Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-01-14
Lodges Elect Officers for Year 1872.
Eiken-R Rolling Nuptials Take
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to Earlville. Mr.. and Mrs. Welso
we're sadly bereaved In 1901, when
their daughter. Minnie passed away,
and again in 1904 when their son Emil
died. Mr.. Welso was devout meme
ber OF the German church in Delaware.
rIe is survived by his wife and three
daughters, Mrs. Henry Schanbeck,
Mrs. Paul Haekbarth and Mrs. Walter
Brisbin all OF Raymond s. Oak. The
funeral was held at the home on Nom
day at 1880. to the German church IN
Delaware, the Rev. Kettler officiating.
Internment was made In the Delaware
cemetery. Mr.. Welso was an indust-
rious respected German citizen, held
in highest regard by his neighbors
and friends who sympathize with the
family in their loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hahn are the
happy parents Of baby boy.
Rev. II. Wendt was called to Waver-
ly last week to attend the funeral OF
his neice, Ruth Wendt The little one
met her death while coasting with
other children at her home in Becker.
Minnesota.
Mrs. r. II. Lowe was hostess to the
Outlook club Thursday afternoon.
The Earlville Woman's club was en-
!tertained at the home Of Mrs. Francis"s
Schaller, Thursday evening.
Ida Jones Of Dubuque spent the week
end visiting her relatives the Werk-
meister and Wort families.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Lnth-
|eran church elected officers far 90
year as follows:
President, Mrs William Salow. Sec
retary, Mrs. Frank Gienapp; Treas
arer, Mrs. Geo. Book; Membership
committee, Mrs. Henery Yelden and
Mrs. Geo. Neiman. Reports submitted
by the officers Of the society showed
q neat sum had been collected and good
work accomplished during the year.
One day last week while little Doris
Haas was coasting with the neighbor-
hood children she was, struck by a
|cutter and sustained nasty cut on
the back Of her head.
Elva Carly and Marjorie Faust
leave this week for Dubuque where
they will take the nurses course In
Finley hospital.
C.. w. Moore Of Epworth. was q CALI
Ter in this place, Wednesday.
George Kuehnle, census enumeratoEs
is busily engaged at work in Earlville
and Oneida townships.
Miss Francis Eikens and Mr.. Greg
or Rolling, two popular young people
of the New Vienna neighborhood were
united In marriage in st. Boniface
church, New, Vienna. Tuesday morn
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Rolling left on q
wedding trip to Minnesota, and upon
their return will reside on farm near
New Vienna.
I Rev. r. M. Wyant, former pastor
of the Earlville methodist church vis-
tied friends in this place the first OF
the week Rev. Wyant Is employed
with the Ames Extension Bureau and
will be stationed at Pesota for several
weeks.
Acacia Chapter, o. E. s. and Square
Lodge, A. F. & A NJ, held joint In
stallation of officers, Friday evening. 4
Mrs. LORNA Dunn with Mrs. Matte
Liepe, as Marsnaii, lhstailed tne onic-
ers OF acacia Cnapter as loiiows;
Mortny Matron' mrs. y 2. Rogers
worthy Patron, Dr. =. b. Rogers; AS
sociate Niatron, berlha Staanie Sec-s
retary, mrs. Lulu Daris treasurer,
Mrs. Nettie Rogers; Conductress. Mrs.
Mattle LleOe; Associate COnductr0ss,
MIS- Maude baskerviile' Chaplain.
Mis. ueoIsie fa.kin. MaIsnaii' MIS-
IVA noe'ine rianist' Mrs. Hattie VIM
,s.olle, Aua, mIs. Lunan Poweii;
Ruln, MIS-. lQd CrOSOys esther. Mr0.