Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-12-15
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GREEiLEY

4 Mr.. and Mrs ohm Lawson are
visiting in Marion. .s'2 ~ -.
Harry Dodgeson is visiting his mo-
Their at this place.
Henry Funk and Miss Mayme
Zubrod of Edgewood, and the Misses
Ella Kuhlman and Nellie Smith were
supper guests at the Tierney, in Man.
leicester, Sunday
Miss Ella kaufman is spending a
few days in Edgewood.
Mrs. Loren Davis of Rochester, is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Miss nellie Smith was in Edgewood
last week to attend the funeral of
a cousin.
Mrs. Ralph Jenny is in Oelwein at
the home of her parents
Many friends will be interested to
know of the recent marriage of Miss
Eva Fitzpatrick and Lee Duncan both
of Strawberry Point They have
bought restaurant and located in
Monona.
Married at the home of the brides
parents, Thursday Of last week, Mr..
Claude Lillibridge and Miss Eva Law
renee. They departed the same ev-
ening fer a visit with the groom's
father in Willow Springs, Mo.
Frank Miller and family were Sun
day visitors at the Louie Nieder---
frank home in Earlville.
Jas. Watt is enjoying a visit from
his mother of Randalia.
Mrs. A. Lillibridge was able to be
dressed for the first time since her
illness, on Tuesday, and we are pleas
ed to state she has regained her
usual health.
Mrs. VIM. Ingles was called to Dur
ango, Monday, by the death of her
brother.
VIM. Rutherford, wife and baby
were Sunday visitors at the Frank
Way home.
Messrs. and Mesaames W. j.,
Wroughten and A. c. Marcham were
dinner guests at the Clarence House,
in Manchester, Sunday
George Hunter and wife mourn
the loss of their little babe, who was
born on Friday night of last week,
and only lived a few hours. The lit
tie one was buried Sunday afternoon
A number from Greeley and vicinity, |
attended the funeral which was held
at the home. !
The campaign of the reds and the
blues in the M. E. Sunday school is .
On in earnest. Sunday there was a :,
of 1913. Much interest is
being taken in the lessons and all
anjoy them to the utmost.
John Davis, wife and daughter,
Miss Mable who have been spend
ng month in California, stopped
>ver Sunday with Mr.. Davis moth
n, going to their home in Fayette,
Monday morning.
Chas. Nelson and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Irish, Mr. and Mrs. John
Griffith, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
King were Sunday visitors at the /
Heorge Griffith home. Messrs. and
desdames Irish and King will go to II
louisiana next week, where they :,
will stay about six weeks and the
ormer expect to remain all winter.
Mrs. Alex Hackbarth is in Du-
,uque, called there by the illness of
Ter sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edmunds were
Manchester visitors Monday.
John Lash and wife and Mrs. Gin
on Colbertson and Son were visitors
It the Sam Culbertson home Monday.
The girls and boys teams of bas-
let ball will play in Delhi, Friday
light.
R. D. Graham and family and the
Misses Grove and Wilson were din
Ter guests at the A. B. Ho1bert home,
Sunday.
The young ladies class of the M.
e. Sunday school entertained the,
Baracca class at, the basement We'd
nesday evening. "
A. B. Holbert sold car load OF
horses to Mr.. LAWN, of Medev1a, Min
9sota, this week.
Mesdames A. B. Holberta and r.
D. Graham attended q luncheon at
he home Of Mrs. E. H. Hoyt, In
Manchester, Wednesday.
Frod Holbert is attending a sale
IN Iowa City, from which place he
will go to Des Moines, to attend a
,onclave and banquet, held at the
Savory hotel, given to draft horse
breeders. Mr. Holbert is to give a
;oast.
Floyd Brown, wife and two babies,
If Waterloo, were visitors at the w.
A Brown home, last week.
Mrs. Nancy Dimn>t lit of Farming
ton, ILL.,, is here to spend few
weeks with her sistor-in-law, Mrs.
J. c. Matthews.
M. Thomas and wife spent Sunday !
with their son, Frank and family.
Chas. and Charlotte Thomas, Miss
PECK and Mrs. Ella Culbertson and
laughter, Dorothy, were in Littleport,
Sunday.
A. B. Holbert returned from Chi.
,ago, Saturday, where he had teen as
4 delegate appointed ~ tLs govern
Dr. to- attend a Meet-ng Of Marketing
and Farm Credits. Delegates were
present from all over the world, only
The warning countries excepted.
Mrs. J. A. Armstrong was a sup
per guest at the T. B. Armstrong