Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-03-02
Dundee

Noel Leonard Lawrence, only son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lawrence was born
February 8, 1918 near Forestville, and
fell asleep in Jesus February "a, 1921
at the tender age Of years and Fl
days. He was patient little suf-
fered during his illness but Gods
messenger saw fit to take him home,
The hearts Of the sorrowing ones are
left sad and lonely but with the as
surance that all is we'll with their
little treasure, which is now in heav-
en-. We cannot call him back, but 1t
is good to know We can make 1t pos
sible to 60 to him. Little Noel leaves
to mourn his early departure his par
ents and two sisters Naorna and Flora
and many other relatives. The Flu
neral services were held Saturday.
February "a, at the Wesleyan Metho-
dist church in Dundee, Iowa, and
were conducted by Rev. Beatty OF
Manchester. Beautiful floral tributes
surrounded the little casket and SEEM
ed to aid in allaying the sorrow of
the bereaved ones. The little form was
laid to rest in the Spring Hill cene-
terry to await the time OF the res
direction Of the blessed, he shall wake
in the likeness of our blessed Lord
The text used was found in the words
of the Prophet Isiah, HE shall gather
the lambs in his arms and carry
them in his BOSOM" Isiah 40 Chapter
and II verse. Il
Mrs. Nelson Gilbert received the
sad news Monday Of the death OF her
sister, Mrs. Williams, at Huntley, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heyer spent
several days last week out on the
farm with their daughter Mrs. Ed.
Jennerjohn and family.
Mrs. Earl Hudson of Waterloo came
Thursday to attend the funeral of her
little nephew, Noel Lawrence.
Mr.. Richards, Mr.. Pierce and Rev.
Hughs went to Anamosa Friday to
visit Leroy Pearce in the hospital
and returned home Saturday report
ing him gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keiser and
family of Manchester and Mr.. and Mrs.
Al Trip and family living north OF
Manchester spent Sunday at the Geo.
Martin home.
J. L. Gilbert clerked the sale for
Joe Heabel and Sons northeast OF
Dundee Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kleinsorg and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hilligar spent Sun
day evening at the Ed Jennerjohn
heme west of the Lindsay bridge.
Miss Luella Jennerjohn left here
Thursday to accept position at Ok
ford Junction.
Ernest Richter moved his family
in to their new home Thursday.
Nurse Echert returned to her home
in Dubuque after few days spent in
the Ray Lawrence home caring for
little Noel. 49,
Elmer Slick received word Sunday
morning that his brother Duncan OF
New Hampton had fallen from a tree
a distance of Is feet and fractured
his skull rendering him unconscious
for some time. Mr.. Slick left for that
place Monday morning.
Mrs. F. G. Kleinsorg invited few
of her old lady friends on MONDAY
afternoon to help her to help her
tear and sew carpet rags, they were
very pleasantly entertained and at the
evening hour of about four o'clock
a delicious lunch was served which
was decorated with flags in memory
of Washington's birthday. Mrs. Klein
sorg is one that is always remember
ing old people and says she enjoys
their company.
Rev. and Mrs. Hughes attended re-
vival meetings in Manchester Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gienapp and Mr..
and Mrs. William Wolart were Straw
berry Point visitors Tuesday.