Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-09-30

shoppers "Wednesday of4last week.
Paul Hatfield and wife have gone
to Florida, where they expect to
locate, Mrs. Hatfield's father, B.
kruger, accompanied them, as he in
tends to buy a farm II the country is
to his liking. The family will move
about February first. ID w. -
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. Irish of Hop
kinton were supper. guests at the J.
Griffith home Sunday evening. They
were on their way home from Wat
| erloo. ,<>:
Mrs. Mabel kaufman visited at the
Observation-Disclosures home Sunday.
Fred Lang is working in the restau'
| rant IN. ,&{ "a x. .jAs -
Mrs. Lou, Richter of Dubuque is a
guest, OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. "
a.. Brown.
few days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Hess In Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. P. Il. Peck Of Strawberry
Point spent the last of the week in
Greeley, the guests of relatives.
Dr.. Sampson Of Colesburg was In
Greeley Thursday. IA.
Mrs.%M.% E. LOngfOrd is visiting IN
Monticello. s=4 49,
Mrs. August License, who has been
visiting her daughter at Britt, RETURN
ed to her home last week. 3
Mrs Graf and daughter Of Fayette
were gusets atssthe A. Strong home
the last Of the week. .e
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire ,Whipple OF Ce-,
dar Rapids visited relatives in this.
place last week. (
w. A. Lang was in Manchester on
Saturday. a,
Art kaufman is spending q lew
days at home.
Sam Brandt Of Fayette has been
spending a few days in Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Tracey were IN
Dubuque Thursday.
George Strong was in Edgewood on
Sunday.
Jas McMonigal and wife Of Straw:
berry Point, were Sunday. visitors at
the L. A. Springer home.
Messrs. and Mesdames. W. J.
Wroughten, w. A. Lang, +. Martin
dale and H. L., Sherman were Straw
berry Point visitors Sunday.
On Sunday morning Dr.. KrfJensky
was taken violently i'll with asVattack.
OF appendicitis and an o~perslion vas
found necessary. "A nurseIhom' Du-
buque is caring for him and he Is do
ing as well as could be expected.
Fred Kruse, one of our business
men has sold out to a MI. Randolph
of Cedar Rapids, and expects to re-
tire. -e;" Y
George Beohm Is building an ad
dition to his town residence, making
a very convenient little home, which
they will occupy before cold weather
The ladies' Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church held a domestic show
err Saturday to help furnish the
new basement kitchen and dining
room of their church. Everyone re-
sponded to the invitation sent out
and the donations we're both num-
erous AMI valuable, a kitchen range,
dining table, set Of dishes and silver
ware being among the larger dona-
tons. Lunch was served to all the
tallers and a very enjoyable eV-
ening was spent by those present.
Frank Miller of Montana, sol OF
VIM. Miller OF Oneida, was buried IN
Grant View cemetery on Thursday OF
las week. ~ !. I
Notice has been received by the
Greeley friends Of the marriage OF
Miss Laura, daughter OF Mrs. NJ.
Winnard Of Mt. Vernon, to Mr.. Ross
J. Potter OF Jefferson.
j. O. Strong and wife visited with
friends in Earlville Monday, y =
v. E. Dow was in Strawberry Point
Monday. ~.
Mrs: Stella Kidder Of Fayette has
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Martha Arbuckle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Frentress
and son, Harland spent Sunday. In
Mllville.,
w. A. Funk and Mesdames Funk,
Passenger and Singmaster autoed to
Updegran Sunday.
Mrs. Kyler and A. Barnes Of Wood
Center visited at the Fred Burg1ns
home Sunday. *
. Mrs. John Chase visited in Man
chester the last of the week, her
husband and father going there on
Sunday and coming home with her.
MI. and Mrs. WI. MillenSof Earl.
vile and Miss Phoebe Morgan Of
Sheldon visited at Henry Drybreads
Sunday.
John Farmer and wife were Coles