Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-01-13
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GREELEY.


+: Earl Lands and wife OF Waterloo
visited at the w. s. Marshall. home
last week. q - d
Mrs. Matte Rethertord LETT last
week for California, where che Will
spend q few weeks with her sister.
The. young SOL of VIM. Hennes-
sey is quite Ill with pneumonia.
H.. Gleason and family visited at
the A. A. Chapman home one day
last week. So -s
Ell. Kruempel was in Chicago re-
Gently with q car of cattle. r.,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Griffith were
EdEewood visitors one day last
week. 5.&~s& .zs& =
MRS. Bffie. SCornwell-Brodericks Of
Davenport Is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cornwell. II y
On Tuesday OF last week Ed
Luense purchased the, Michael o.
LauEhlln farm. 1881 Spersacrsaf =.
Mrs. Robert Johns on entertain ed
her sister and brother-in-law of Dav-
export last week. ., nh " ~ 4
Rudy Moser sold his farm last
week to VIM. Beohm. Mr.. Moser
purch ased the VIM. Ode1r property
and will move to town. Mr.. Odell
will builf q modern cottage in Cree
'ey. 's. '$'-'E ISL $,y !s}
The creamery meeting last week
called q large crowd to Greeley. A
very exciting election resulted in the
following officers being elected:
PRESIDENT, F. NJ: Hilsenbeck; Manag-
ar, /. c. Odell; Treasurer, IT,. B.
Armstrong; Secretary. Jas. Tracy;
Trustees, F. Matthews and J. Chase.
The LADIES' club met with Mrs:
Jas. Tracy last Thursday.
e.. Martin has rented his father g
farm and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin will
move to Greeley in the spring. Hh 4
Mrs. John Wolfe has been quite
sick the past week. .2s = 81 e.
I The Laidiea' !. Aid society Of the M.
E. church served an oyster supper
in their dining room, Saturday night.
Dr.. Barker and family formerly
residents of Greeley, write they are
back in the Kansas soldiers home
once more but were in love with
Tennessee. u.
Jas. Truman, living in Fad IS Grove
claims to be the Oldest milk hauler
in Iowa, having followed that occupa-
ton tor over twenty-five years. W
Ella Gramlick Sof Lansing and~E F.
Vessel and family Of Colesburg were
visitors at Herman kaufman g Fri
day. Z &5|& t&s
A number OF town people attended
social at the Ed Robson home on
Friday night. The proceeds were for
the Christian church.
Lawrence Lilibridge IS preparing
for summer. having purchased g fine
new bicycle. ~. f. %$S
The little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Gleason has been quite
sick. = a.. ~ - .-sf ;#@,& h =
Mrs. v. E. Dow entertained a fam
lily party In honor of her husband 8
birthday on Sunday.
Everyone interested in the Greeley
cemetery must get busy at once to
nrepare for the bazaar to be held the
third Thursday in February. y
A number from Greeley will at
tend the cemetery bazaar In Edge
wood Thursday Of this week. "a
A. H. Fisk Is home. %.E
A. B. Holbert is in Des Moines at
tending his duties az Representative.
Mrs. O. Malone Of Strawberry
Point visited relatives near Greeley
last week. 10 "
White Potter was an Oneida visitor
Thursday. &, = Re-
Dan sickles was IN Export We'd
nesday., q : ID,
Chas. Hook visited in Colesburg
Tuesday. r r. 49,, 81
Mrs. Fred Nelson is very sick.
Raymond Bigelow is spending the
week In Clarion, Iowa.
Miss Mae Cree Of Strawberry Point
Is visiting her sister, Mrs: White Pot
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Chase,
son on Monday, January II.
F. B. Wilson Of Manchester was.
Greeley visitor on Monday. ss.+sG
| Jno. License and family visited at
the Geo. Holthaus home Sunday.
| Ed -Luense and family were enter
tanned on Sunday at Mrs. August
Luense s..
Mrs. R. J. Jones is suffering with
Ia dislocated shoulder.
The G. T. Club met with Mrs. Har:
~ Schneider this week
T., Mrs. l.. A. Schneider was a visitor
In Hopkinton from Tuesday until Fri
day. - - d,
Mr.. D. Noble. who has been visit.
ing here for some time, has return.
ed to his home at Howard, 8. D. 80
Mrs. Minnie zHilsenbeck sis very
| ill this week.
Geo. Parker and wife are "a in
Rochester. Minnesota, this week
where the former will submit to an
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