Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-11-11

AAA W ASS~A VIVA w.
job. and we will SCOT have a dandy
plant.
Grant Bemis and family, S. B.
Sloan, wife, and Stanley, Frank Mil
Ter and family were entertained for
dinner Sunday at the Nm Davis
home.
A. A. Strong was in Manchester
last week.
A. J. Rector and wife were Hopkin-
ton visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Hogle is away to consult a
physician in regard to her health. o.,
Opal Edmunds was sick and unable
to attend school the first Of the
week.
@. M. Taylor was in Earlville Tues
day to conduct the removal Of the
body of Mr.. Springer, which will be
inferred beside that Of his wife in
Grant View cemetery in Greeley.
Geo. Rice and family, Of Earlville,
visited at the Albert Frentress home
Sunday:
Mrs. Glasscock has returned from
her visit.
Charles Carroll and wife are visit
ing in Sioux City.
Miss Merle Lang. of Strawberry
| Point, was a visitor at w. a Lang's
last week.
Will Jones was Il Manchester WIS.,
itor over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jenney are
| visiting in Oelwein.
Miss Ella Thomas and Miss Arlie
Young were in Strawberry Point ON
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Clute visited
in >Edgewood Sunday.
A number from Manchester attend
ed the Christian bazaar in Greeley
Tuesday.
Mrs. L, G. Clute has returned from
Michigan.
Miss Gertrude Hollenbeck visited
in Dubuque the last of ,the week.
Ben Holthaus and family, of Coles
burg were guests at Ed Kreumple's
Sunday.
Mrs. T. B. Armstrong was a Du-
buque visitor Friday.
Mrs. Roberts is able to sit up.
Will Smith and wife, Of Edgewood,
spent Thursday with their children
in Greeley.
Paul Brown and wife, Of Edgewood,
were visitors in Greeley last week.
Howard Carny and wife, Of near
Strawberry Point. were visitors at
u Fishers Sunday:
AL Hosier and wife returned from
their visit Monday.
Mrs. Samuel Cornwell has. been on
the sick list.
Messrs. and Mesdames H. Drybread
and w. j.. Wroughten and Mrs. Mar
tindale we're in D%yersville Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Vaughn and grand
daughter, Of Marion, were visitors at
John Armstrong; last week.
Fred Holbert gave a war talk on
Monday evening at Earlville for the
benefit Of the NJ. E. Sunday schools.
F. Holbert returned Monday from
his southern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Wilson were Sum-
day visitors in Monticello.
Mesdames Ed License and Henry |
Schneider were Sunday visitors at L.
A. Schneider's.
Greeley High school vas in Earl
Vile Friday to play baske ball, the
game resulting in a victory for the
visitors. = ~'..
The l.. A. S. of the NJ. E. church
held a. business meeting at the home
of Mrs. L. A. Schneider Tuesday af- |
ternoon,
Elmer Lang, wife, and baby, of
Staceyville, are spending the week
at the w. A. Lang home.
Mrs. Lou Culbertson is suffering
with a. severe throat trouble.
John Fitzpatrick and wife, of Win
throp were guests of relatives last
Sunday. It
Mrs. Henry Freeman, of Maquoketa.
at ], Beckner's Monday.
Joseph Beumer Of Minnesota, was
a business visitor in Greeley during
last week. "' Is.
J. c.. Hockaday is in Lansing this
week, attending to his farm duties.
Mrs. NJ. E, Longford was in Edge
wood, recently.
Mrs, Ed Noble, Of Edgewood, and
sister, Mrs. George Ward, of Water
loo, visited at Mrs. NJ. E. L~ongford's
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Zorn were Sunday
guests at w. A. Lang's.'
A. B. Holbert and family and G. L.
Baker and family were Sunday guests
Jerome Bakers.
Miss Lorena Holscher and Mr.
Ind Mrs. Roy Koeneke of Colesburg
visited at the Herman Kuhlman home
The Misses Fern Sells, Ella Kuhl-
man, Mabel Crabb and Lorena Hol-
scher were in Dyersville Sunday.