Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-02-03
GREELEY.:

Mrs Cole has been on the sick list
A. l. Monroe will move to Clayton.
Elmer Cole is better at this writ
ing. s. ~ s'-.,. .z.
Paul Hatfield has rented Mrs.
Coles farm. -5;5%.5s -.:sh 4. % ,s..%s,.
Miss Ella Thomas sp ent Sunday at
Frank Thomas g.. 2st 81
Mrs. w. Clute. has been sick
with slas grirg D.: Y u Al, # @
Mrs. 10. Schneider waS:in Manches
ter over Sunday
Roy Finch and wife were in Du-
buque over Sunday. @ = tSS,t&. y X fs33iSS fs5$lSS,.
Geo. Holthous was a. Manchester
visitor Friday night. .s. sz5 X
Ed Kuhlman is spending few
days at the parental home.
Jas. Watt, wife and baby spent
Thursday at Frank NIiller's.
Miss Myrtle Smock visited rela-'
tiYes in Waucoma last week.
h, Mrs. A. B. Holbert was an over
Sunday visitor in Des Moines. !.
,;$s Mr.. and Mrs. S.. Tripp of Manches-
ter spent Sunday, at B. Krugers. A;
Art Moser and wife spent Thurs
day at the Frank Goranson home.
Ralph Jenny's little daughters have
both. been quite i'll the past week.
4, Marshall Hansel and family will
move to a small farm near Elkport.s
Mrs. J.. Hawthorn Of Volga visited
friends in Greeley the last Of the
week s5 ..&: : l. n, .aE .s
f Don't forget the Old time party at
the NJ. E. church to night at 1900
O'clock.
Don't forget the Cemetery. bazaar
to be held the third Thursday d. in
February q, ..-j *
Clarence Dow spent day with
his brother and father at this place
last week. 5t& ~
II Miss Blanche Jenny Of Strawberry
Point was an over Sunday visitor at
R. Jenny's. 49, s. :, &. / 80 ~
. I. Mrs. Nancy King of Hopkinton, at
tended the O.. E. S. meetin here on
Friday night ~
n Mrs. Thos. Cole is here to rent her
farm, which has been occupied by
3. Ridihalgh. At 5 =. fEi II
'5 Mrs. Nina Bingham is expected
this week to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Pullman. Ss a5Ss d
: Mesdames L. A. Schneider, T. B.
Armstrong and e. Luense We're in
Dubuque this week. n "a
III DeIlS
Point is here, this week settling up
his brothers. statee. -'
Geo. Griffith purchased fine elec-
trio washing machine from l.. A.
Schneider last week. ~ s.
Mrs. Laura Griffith was elected as
secretary Of the 0. E. S. at meet
ing held Friday night.
Mrs. Matte Retherford writes to
n HrSa II Il. r-y,z
ing her visit to California very much.
Mrs. Quinn gave a shower at her
home one evening last week in hon
Or of her sister, Miss Kate Schnei-
der. s IN 80 #
All committees of the Cemetery ba-
zaarg are requested to meet at the
home of the President on Friday al
.ernoon. ,,z'i ,.,-| - f.. .' .r.'s ! .',.t-l
Mrs. Ed Lang was a Greeley Wis
itcr Wednesday and with Mesdames
Lang and Culbertson were in Du-
ouque Thursday. e.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Griffith, Mes
lanes A., King and A. Frentress at
,ended party at the Chas. Robson
lomes on Saturday. !
The little daughter of c., C. Ran
lolph has been quite ill, but we are
pleased to state that she is much bet |
.er at this writing. ~ 'r
DR.. w. A. w, Kresensky is building |
In addition to his house which he |
will use fer an office until the new
brick building is completed.
A. Chapman is to start a modern |
nome laundry here, which will be |
equipped with electric machinery. No
ice. will be given when he is ready |
'or your work. g.-
: The Misses Schneider entertained |
1T a pre-nuptial shower in homer of |
Miss Mary Holtz on Friday evening.
Many pretty and useful gifts were
eft for the BRIDE e-to-be.
The Cemetery Association apron
met with Mrs. Lucy Arm |
strong Friday afternoon; They are
getting along fine, and if you have
aot time to make aprons Send them
he. cloth and they will make it UP.
Friday being the birthday Of Mrs.
John Lash and their wedding ami
the neighbors decided to
give them a genuine surprise. They