Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-10-28
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GREELEY.

Mrs. VIM. Odell entertained Mrs.
Lien of Manchester one day last
week.
Mrs. John Carol is numbered with
the sick.
Mrs. Lou Culbertson and mother,
Mrs. O: Phillips, were in Dubuque a
day last week.
Fred Holbert delivered an address
ter, telling Of his experiences in get
ting out Of the war-stricken countries
Of Europe, E....... f. .
B. E. Farwell was in Davenport last
week. %.7@ - 81"
Messrs w. A. Lang, Jacobs and
Steele were buying horses last week.
John Breckon and~Wife Of Earl
vile visited his brother at this place
last week. @F tH'-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloan and Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Beeson visited at S.
B. Sloan's over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Waters was a Man
chester visitor Tuesday.
Messrs. and Mesdames John Carol
and Harry Schneider were StraWber-
ry Point visitors Friday.
Mrs. Park Taylor of the Point Wis
tied at the w. A. Lang home last
week. y s. -
Mrs. S. v. Hubbell and Mrs. John
Lawson visited in Edgewwood Tues
day. l. &
Mrs. S. B. Sloan and Stanley Hess,
who have been visiting in Wisconsin,
returned home "Wednesday.
c. Lull and wife left Tuesday ev-
ening for Keystone, where they will
spend the winter with Mr.. n Mrs.
Wilbur Harding.
Elmer Lang and wife visited at
the R.. Moser home Wednesday n
Thursday. ~ III.
Mrs. v. E.. Dow visited in Oelwein
Friday and Saturday.
Chas. Reed and wife Of Sumner,
Mrs. Smith Of ;Holton, Kansas. were
here to attend the funeral Of their
sister, Mrs. Mary Springer.
Mesdames Park Taylor, w. A.
Lang an1 E. J. Kruempel We're in
Dubuque Wednesday, and Thursday.
Earlville High school played base
ball and basket ball in Greeley Satur-
day. The first game resulted in a
score Of - to. 16 in favor OF Gree
ley and the last n: II to 4.
Our cattle buyer, Mr.. Alex Hack
Wi ~ AuS q SS~SAAo
that his sors, Louis, has been made
assistant manager of the country
banking dep artment in the Continen-
tai and Commercial National Savings
bank in Chicago. This news makes
our community rejoice for we like
to see our young people make good.
On Monday morning Harlan Fren-
tress commenced to- assist with the
work in the Marcham store.
A.. c. .Marcham has been on the
sick list. l.
Mrs. Marcia Cree arrived from
Montana Friday evening. She came
to attend the funeral OF her mother,
but on, account of q wreck she did
arrive here until after the funeral.
Mary Sanford Springer was born
July 22. 1887, at Canadea. N. Y. In
1861 she moved with her parents to
jamestown, Wisconsin and two years
later was married at Plattev1lle. to
Lafayette Springer, moving to Hazel
Green, Wisconsin,, where they lived
for twenty-one years. She moved to
Greeley with her brother two years
ago To this union We're born flve
children, who resided with his moth
err in Greeley, Mrs. Lettie Cree, OF
Strawberry Point, Mrs. Hattie NC
Monigal, Of Edgewood, Mrs. Marcia
Cree Of Montana, and Jacob. who
died in infancy. The husband died
in 1894. Mrs. Springer was a faithful
member of the NJ. E.. church, having,
united with that body, over thirty
years ago. Besides the children she
leaves to mourn her death two broth
ers. N. B.. Sanford, Strool, S. D.,
two sister, Mrs. Chas- Reed. Sumner,
Iowa. Mrs. "A. F. Smith, Of Holton,
Kansas. Twenty grand children and