Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-04-21

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F. B. Wilson and wife Of Man
chester, were here last Thursday
evening. -. "
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Man.
son on Friday, April 16, a girl.
c. S. Todd, Of Edgewood, was a
business visitor here last Friday.
R. j. Bixby and wife and R. l..
Bixby and wife, of Edgewood, were
calling on friends here last week.
J.. Fred Holbert was in the county
seat on Monday.
| Herman kaufman and wife spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
E. A. Beatty of Edgewood.
Frank Miller and wife attended
the funeral Of Jonathan Raederbaugh
at Colesburg.
Lem Harris attended the funeral Of
his uncle at Colesburg.
J. A. Richards visited at the j.
Barger home on Sunday.
A number Of Masons from here
attended the funeral of Mark Ham
let which was held at Edgewood on
Monday afternoon.
j Mrs. w. A. Funk, who has been
visiting her mother at Graham, has
returned home.
| Helen Hesner and Chas. Peters
Of Edgewood, visited with friends
here on Sunday.
E. L. Farwell and family spent
Sunday at the B. E. Farwell home.
Caroline Bensen, of Strawberry
Point, is caring for Mrs. Longford.
We need rain for seeding.
William Odell and wife and Mines.
Marshall and Bloodworth were guests
of Mrs. Lizzie Odell last Sunday.
Mrs. Rhoda Pilkington Of Straw
berry Point, visited at the w. A.
Lang home last Saturday.
J. M. Young has improved his
home with two new porches.
B. A. Sherman has been bit by
the Improvement bug, and has car
penters at work Thoroughly re-mod-
cling his front porch.
Representative Holbert IS again
at home, the legislature having ad-
journed. The last session of the
legislature was the busiest Iowa ever
had. -r"
Mrs. Sarah Huftalen, superintend-
ent of, schools, of Paige county, was
a Sunday guest at the Holbert home.
R. D. Graham transacted business
in Manchester, on Monday. -
Ralph Jenny and wife and John
Griffith and wife were in Earlville
on Sunday.
S. A. Brandt has been down from
Fayette for several days this week.
Mrs. c. C. Randolph and mother
are visiting in Cedar Rapids, this
week.
Charles Nelson and family, of Hop
kinton, were visitors at the George
Griffith home, Sunday.
Ralph Lillibridge has returned to
Greeley. j.
Bert Brohm and family spent Sun
day at the George Brohm' home in
Greeley. ~.
Mrs. Mike Hennessey was shopping
in Dubuque, Saturday. T., i,
Born, to AL. Burbridge and wife,
a son.
Mrs. Arbuckle is able to sit up.
Mrs. Longford remains about the
same.
A card from. the Drybreads state
that they were in Seattle, April 16.
Messrs. and Mines. F. w. Clute,
and Yves Brown, were Edgewood Wis
itors, Sunday.
Mrs. Moore, of Holobird, South
has been visiting her broth
er, w. S. Marshall.
Mrs. W. S. Marshall was called to |
Waterloo, Monday evening by the |
illness of her daughter, Mrs. Grace |
Brown, who is in the hospital, at |
Waterloo, having been opreated on |
for appendicitis, Tuesday morning.
Claude Young and sister, Miss |
Orpha, Of Manchester, were callers |
at the home Of their grand parents, |
in Greeley, Sunday evening.
Henry Gleason, .jr., and daughter of
were visitors at the A. A. |
Chapman home, Monday.
The T. C. A., will meet at the
home Of Mrs r. B.Armstrong, Sat
lrday, April 81, at 8 o'clock. All
Interested are requested to be pres
ant.
James Fowler, of Edgewood, at
ended Masonic lodge of instruc-
ion, in Greeley, Tuesday. Mr..
Neeker, of ,Marshalltown was present
Miss Josie Goldsworthy was in
the first of the week.
T. j. Baskerville and Robert Nc
0owell, each purchased an automo-
oile on Tuesday.