Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-01-20
GREELEY.

L. A. Schneider and wife were Sun
day dinner guests at Ed. Luense's.
Mrs. A. Frentress entertained her
cousin, the Rev. MIR. trenlreSs, WAC
preached IN the local church Sunday.
On Sunday a number OF nelghOCrs
ana friends went to the Jonn Mar
TN home 10 help them celebrate che
3Uth wedding anniversary ana give a
farewell party. a very enjoyable
tine Was mad by those present $t J.
w. A. FUNK and Harry Ryan were
in independence on Monday. 5. &tGs#
Frank way has rented his farm to
a Mr.. Elliott ana will move to Gree
ley as soon as their home Is yacat-
ed. ~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. King and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Irish OF Hopkinton
were in Greeley Friday. Mo f.
Elmer Cole Is entertaining his
brother from Prairie du Chen, Wis.
F. Mrs. Jennny OF Stanley visited at
Ralpn Jenny's Saturday.
Miss Ella Thomas spent Sunday at
the home OF her parents, MIR. =, and
Mrs. M. Thomas. ~
Rep. A. B. Holbert was home ov-
er Sunday.
Byron Robinson spent Sunday at
hi s home in Robinson. 49,,
p A number OF l. o. o. #. lodge
men of Manchester were in Greeley
Saturday night to install the local
officers. Supper was. served and an
enjoyable time had by those pres
ent. ~ .{|
G. A. Robson and wife Of Marion
were over Sunday visitors at the
Jas. Luense home. i 80 M .
Mrs. Geo. Hollenbeck of Dubuque
visited i'm Greeley the last Of the
week. 81 ,,,@SzS T.
( Mrs. H, %. Stevens of Manchester
was a visitor in Greeley Monday. IA.
Ed. Farwe'' OF Manchester was a
visitor at the home of his parents on
Saturday. .s,.s.,e...- ,-. -. e.. ~
John Griffith has purchased the
tenant house of @. M. Taylor and
will occupy the same March 1st.
Marshall Hansel and family are &C.
cupying the W.. Hess house -, until
they can find a place to move into.
John Hockaday has rented the
Longford building and will start
restaurant.
Elmer Smock has started res
taurant in the Sweet meat market. e'
@. M. Taylor now has his stock Of
furniture in Mrs. Cole IS garage. and
L.. A. Schneider Is temporarily loca-
ted in the Marchan china store:
On Wednesday afternoon the
horse owned by George Parker and
driven by one Of the Parker boys, be-
came frightened and ran away. The
hitch racks on Third street were
all lined with teams and the horse
ran into the first team, causing it.
to break away and all the rest Of
the teams followed. There We're IA
horses and Z large hobs all in a mix
up at once. Grin Lillibridge, who was
just tying his horses to the rack,
was in the mixup and is laid up with
a broken rib and many bruises. The
farmers spent the remainder of the
hobs, harness, blankets, etc. The har
ness maker, was kept busy for a
time. h s" Y NJ
Many of our people attended the
cemetery bazaar at 5Edgewood on
se% A2tasaSss-r. t'tt$$gsa
: A number of the local Masons at
tended lodge in Edgewood on: Fri
day night. =. :. =.
Our postoffice is now. located in
the council room at the electric
light plant. s># - ..gss - f. III
@. M. Taylor and A. A. Chapman
were Dubuque visitors Friday. % ~ ~
John Carroll and family are stay
ing; at Chas. Carroll IS until they
can get settled in their house. 4
Harry Ryan has purchased an I'M
plement store at Independence. ..r