Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-08

the brick house on Holberts farm
in Greeley met with an accident
which came near proving fatal. The
little fellow climbed in the back
end OF the wagon and MIR. Hunt,
thinking the horses were unhitched
from it, started. for the barn. One
CT the traces still remained fasten
ed and the horses became brighten
&" swinging the wagon which con
tanned pests, spades, wire, stretcher
and axe against a building throw
ing the boy to- the center of the
wagon, then to the ground in front
CT the hind wheel; a pony which
frightened and also ran over the
the little one up he at first thought
life Was extinct, but he soon regain
ed consciousness. The doctor was
summoned and found that a RIB had
punctured one lung and he Lad al
so received minor injuries. A CON-
petent nulrse was called and every
care given the little one who we
are glad to state lis on the road
to recovery.
Mrs. Fogg of Epworth, is a guest
of her brother, r. D. Graham.
E. j. Kruemple drove to Colesburg,
Tuesday after Mrs. Kruempel's
parents who will spend a week with
her.
Mesdames Canine and Parkinson
were called to Maynard, last week,
by the illness Ct their sister
In our last issue we stated that
Will Odel, jr, was ill, and we should
have said Will Odeu, ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Culbertson en-
tertained company OF relatives at
dinner, Sunday.
Mesdalnes John and T. B. ARM
strong and the Misses Mildred and
Myrtle Armstrong were in Dubuque
Monday. ~,
T. B. Armstrong and wife enter
tanned at family dinner party Sun
day.
Miss Winifred Brown spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Fisk. She
was eroute to Rochelle. Ill.
Mrs. Joe Barger and Miss nellie
Smith were in Edgewood Monday.
Mrs. Jas. Tracy and niece, Miss
Bernice Stringer, were in Dubuque,
Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Tracy
purchased q fine Victrola.
Mrs. Chas. Carlow and two dau-
ghters of Colesburg, were in Gree
ley, Monday, on their way to Man.
chester for visit.
Mrs. r. L. burst and daughters,
Vista and Ethel, of Delphos, Kas.,
have been guests at the home of
the formers aunt, Mrs. l.. M! Arm
strong, the past week, returning to
their Nome Monday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Harris entertained
forty CT the Social Circle Last Fri
day afternoon at their beautiful coun-
try home. Automobiles we're fur
nished for the day and all spent one
OF the most enjoyable afternoons of
the year Il Fl s2ss@s. :. ,@,<as<s IA
Frank Miller was . Manchester
visitor, Monday. tt5lst-. ss.ss III 4
> Mrs. Georgia Drybread- Garfield OF
Emmetsburg, is visiting at the
Henry Drybread and the. w. J.
Wroughton homes.
JOHN Drybread and family return
ed to their home in Nevada, Satu.r-
day. =,
Mrs. L. o. Farber came hcme,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lang and
daughter, Of Stacyville are visiting
at the w. A. Lang home this week.
Elder Arnold and wife entertain
ed the Boy Scouts Tuesday night.
A fine lunch was served.
Mrs. John Griffith received word
that her mother, Mrs. John Michael,
is suffering with her old nervous
trouble and will probably come East.
John Lillibridge, wife and son,
Lawrence, returned from a three
months sojourn in South Dakota,
Monday evening and the neighbors
are all glad to have them back.
Ike Fisher and family spent q
few days ct last week in Manches-
ter.
Miss Edna Watt spent Monday
at the home of her grandfather in
Greeley.
w. l. Millen was calling on Gre
ley friends, Monday.
Mrs. Ed uense is much better at
this writing and was visitor at
the parental home one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. .Clute were
Earlville visitors, Sunday.
Elmer Michael was a visitor at
the John Griffith home Monday.
Messrs. and Mesdames F. A. Irish
and A. j. King of Hopkinton were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Griffith, Sunday.
Chas. Nelson and family of Hop
kinton, visited at the L. A. Schnei-
der home, Sunday.
Vanita, spent several days of last