Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-08-04
Mrs. r. C. Clute and daughter. O

Mrs. R. c. Clute and daughter, OF
! Waterloo, were guests at the home
Of her brother-in-law, r. w. Clute OF
this place the first of the week.
Mrs. Ed. Luense has now nearly re
covered from her illness.
Il DR.. Kresensky and family are ex.
pected home from Algona this week.
Mrs. b. A.. Sherman has returned
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Blanch Krider, at Cedar Rapids. ~
| Everett Wilcox and Mrs. Board
man of Cassville, Wis, visited at
the home of relatives in Greeley last
| week. ."
Mrs. L. Smith and baby spent sew
eral days of last week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cornwell.
!! Mrs. Albert .FTntress was a Wis
itor in Aurora from Friday until Mon
day, Albert going, after her in his
car, Sunday. ..s--
Miss Maud Robson, Of Marion, was
a visitor at the John Lawson home
last week. =
John Lash killed a large rattle
snake, Saturday, while he was doing
road work in Elk. The RATHER had
eleven rattles and a button.
Charles Nelson and family, of Hop
kinton came Sunday to bring Miss
Lottie Box home, who has been visit
ing them for some time. T.;
Carl Lash is spending the week
with his aunt, Mrs. Sam Culbertson.
j. C. Matthews, wife iand daughter,
Dorothy, were Manchester visitors,
Sunday. j.@aat g
Mrs. J. E. Beckner entertained a
number of friends at birthday din
ner in honor Of her husbands sixty
ninth anniversary. "
Charles Hansen came home, Fri
day.
Thomas fHolbert is here from
Texas for visit with home folks.
Mrs. Roberts, who is 80 years of
age is a victim of whooping cough.
Ed. Lang, of Strawberry Point,
was Greeley visitor, Sunday.
T. The Ladies' Aid Of the Christian
church spent very enjoyable aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. w.
Brown, Thursday. e. -.
Mrs. Crumpacker;y Of Chicago, and
John Hartman, Mason City, a neice,
and nephew, of Mrs: L. G. Clute are
visiting at the home Of the latter,
and together with their aunt will at
tend family reunion in Michigan.
Mrs. Yves Brown spent a few days
recently in Waterloo with her son,
Floyd and family. a. "F
Master Grin Phillips, of Des Moines
is spending the summer with his
aunt, Mrs. Lon Culbertson. -
Miss Waneta Griffith visited in
Cedar Rapids, recently. r.! q.
Miss Elsie Them is working for
Mrs. A. c. Markham.
Mrs. Claire Whipple and son, OF
Cedar Rapids, are visiting relatives
in Greeley. I'D. ..,.ls'
John Griffith has fine new ga.
rage nearly completed. -.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Corkhill on
Saturday, July "a, twins, a boy and
a girl. The little ones did not live,
and were buried in Manchester, Mon
day. %
John Kennedy, who has been visit
ing his sister in Greeley, returned to
her home at Batavia, New York last
Tuesday. a.. s:aS s4#
. Mr.. and Mrs. LeFevre and Mrs.
Sam Luense's mother, of Earlville,
visited her the first of the week.
George Burning and family spent
Sunday in Lamont with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rolf. sz-s a., .r I'd *
Fred krueger and family visited at
the Albert Tucker home near Straw
berry Point, Sunday. r
Rev. w. R. Arnold, OF Des Moines
filled the Christian pulpit Sunday and
expects to take this charge perma-
rently. s
E. F. Farewell and family spent
Saturday evening at the home of her
father. II 49, t, ~ goo. !
Me- ,Do~1- sro,1o., x,,,.I - o,,or
Sunday visitor at the w. A. Lang
home. s'fts - ~ 80
3 w. A. Hane and wife, Park Tay-
lor and wife, were at the fish hatch-
cry, Sunday. " &