Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-01-31
GREELEY.

recently.
Glenn Baker started for Michigan
Monday.
Grandma Griffith is suffering with
her third stroke of paralysis from which
it ID feared she will not recover.
Mrs. Otto Appleby, of Strawberry
Point, visited with her parents the first
Of the week.
Mrs. Charlie Parker has been threat
ened with the lockjaw since having a
tooth extracted recently.
b. A. Baker cid not make a very
long stay with home friends as he has
now gone on business for the Horse
Co.
@. l.. Armstrong who has been the
obliging clerk in the Greeley House
for some time past has gone 10 Halle
ton.
C.P. Holmes funeral services was
conducted by Rev. d. Il. Bays at the
Christian church Friday with many
sympathizing friends in attendance.
| There were several Edgewood citi-
zensin town Saturday. Fl. James and
l. Harris being among the number.
Will Wroughton's pleasant counte
nance is to be seen on our streets once
| more.
Mr.. L. Hennessey, of Manchester
attended the dance here Wednesda!
night.
Fern Marshall was little under the
weather Sunday.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Pepper and son wen
south on the evening train Saturday
for stay of some weeks.
There is to be revival meetings com
menced in the Christian church Sunday
the 90 inst.
There is to be a sociable at the home
of Mr.. N1osier next Wednesday for the
benefit OF the M. E. Church.
Mesdsmes Mary and Alice Robinson
of Edgewood, were with their mother
over Sunday.
"a. ID. Underwood was here soliciting
work for Lone Tree Publishing Co
this week.
Frank Miller is now in the "Brush'
business.
John Sloan, of Elkader, who has beer
very ill with pneumonia recovered suf
ticlently to return TO his home Tues
day.
Ezra McKray, who has been in Fay.
cite for few days, returned home
Wednesday evening.
Il Levi kleckner is home once more.
| G. I. Paine, of Fayette, was in tow1
canvassing for prohibition paper one
day this week.
NJ. Hollenbeck has gone to visit rela
tives in Hazleton.
Elmer Micheal, of S. D., was in tow1
Monday.
Mrs. John Drybread has not been vel
for some days.
Mesdsmes Anna Mark and Maud
Smith, of Chicago, were called to the
bedside of their mother Mrs. G. Griffith
Sunday.
A. b. Holbert shipped severa
| horses to Michigan Saturday of last
week.
The sociable at Grandma Beckner'l
for the Christian church was a success
as of course it must be where so gooC
a lady presides.
Park Correll, of Aurore, has been
visiting friends and relatives here anc
at the Point for the last week.
ID. o. Chamberlin, of Manchester
was in town one day this week.
| Scott Marshall and mother were
visiting friends in Millville recently.
!. Mr.. Hackbarth, of Delhi, was in
town buying stock a couple Of days
this week.
| Mrs. Roebuck, of Waterloo, was {
guest at the home of Ben Sherman {
few days this week.
L. Sawyer made a trip to Fayette the
first of the week.
The two little girls of VIM. McKray
are having siege of the mumps
Elsie, the youngest having been very
sick but is now improving slowly.
We are sorry to learn of the illness OF
John Ray at the Clute home. Hope
to hear soon of his complete recovery
Chris Rehman and William McKray
returned from Fayette Friday even
ing.
The children of Abram Lands are
ON the sick list but are better at this
writing.
c. E. Chase, of Independence, was in
town Saturday eve.
News reached here Tuesday of the
death of Mic Malven at his home in
Medford, MINI. He was a brother of