Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-02-25
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~ H. j., Birkholz was up from New
/ Vienna on Saturday looking after
business at his branch gallery here.
I Mrs. James Prentice is gradually
recovering from her recent serious
| Illness. 7s &lE@
| VIM. Hammond has rented the Lea
witt Bristol house recently left va
cant by the removal of L. w. Max
well. and family to Turkey river and
will move in this week. a.
| A reception was held at the Her
man Koeneke home Monday. even
ing, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Koeneke, whose marriage we chron-
ficled last week. S5s5 4
Miss Morga Craig, who is. teach
ing at Jefferson, and Miss Gusta
Craig, who is teaching at Highland
Park, spent Saturday and Sunday
with home folks.
Mrs. J. G. Bolsinger had birth
day Friday and party of her
friends perpetrated a surprise on her
in the evening. An oyster supper
was served anr all had a pleasant
time. However the guests failed to
find out Mrs. Bolsinger's age.
w. H. Hammond, who has been on
The sick list for. number of weeks,
is showing some improvement. Y
b Lorraine Coon has rented the build
ing adjacent to the bank on the south
and has opened res taurant there
in. The room has been newly paper
e. and put in shape and he has quite
a nice line of goods now on sale. He
makes a speciality of serving lunches.
n Mrs. T.. S. Davidson returned dur
ing the week from the Albert Tuition
home near Greeley, where she spent
part Of the winter
MIR. and Mrs. Gus Gorkow are the |
parents OF a daughter born February |
20 j. .'.t -s,rI ~ "a,
Mr.. kishbaum and family are now |
occupying w. H. Bush's residence,
having moved here during the week !
from Cassville, Wis i" +;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. kaufman and |
daughter Elverna have taken up their
residence at Waterloo whittier they |
went Wednesday,
Mrs. F. H. Schenke entertained the
Embroidery club at her home Satur-
day afternoon
Members of the Twentieth Century
Review club are all requested to be
present at the annual meeting on |
March Bird at the home of Mrs. Lou
Bush. Plans for the social meeting |
on March 18th will be made known
at this meeting.
John Keck and Miss sEffie NJ. Bin
ming are receiving the sincere con-
gratulations of many friends on their
marriage which occurred "Wednesday
February 18th.
Miss Mamie Georgen was sick dur
ing the week with bad cold and its
attendant evils. She is much better
now. Mrs. Georgen, who has been /,
n poor health most of the winter,
IS also somewhat better.
Mrs. F. A. Grimes has been dis
abled for the past two weeks by a
;prained ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coon depart !
ID Monday for Strawberry Point to
spend a fortnight with their daugh-
er, Mrs. Alex Moser, and family.
Charles Bergman has shipped his
goods and with his family will leave
oon for their new home at Rich
way, Washington. We see these |
'ood people depart with a feeling of |
eluctance but wish them all manner \
# success in their western home. The '
Illness of their little girl, Esther, t
prevented them from starting last Y
week, as was their intention. S
Mr.. and Mrs. Lovett Bowman and f
hildren and Watson Bowman and
amily have recently moved from e
he neighborhood on the north to
'oledo. Iowa. s'- j, Ii
F. "A. Doolittle of Delhi was here Il
thursday to Cry the sale for Hen S
Y Evers. Everything brought good q
rices rs 7
The Clionian club will hold the C
ext meeting on March 4th at the II
4 H. Smith nome. @ m