Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-12-22
GREELEY

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Mrs. G. L. Baker was in Dubuque,
Saturday and Sunday
Ike and Ed Fisher and families at.
tended the funeral of an aunt at
Edgewood, Sunday.
George Griffith and wife and Mrs.
John Griffith were shopping in Man.
chester, one day last week.
Ralph Jenny is buying hogs in
Dundee.
Miss Wayne Zubrod visited on Nor
day and Tuesday with Miss nellie
Smith,
Mrs. w. A. Funk has been visiting
in Independence and while there re-
ceived word that her mother and Sis
ter were both sick in bed at their
home, and is with them at this time.
Miss Katy Brady is working for
Mrs. L. e. Smith.
Mrs. Frank Rice has been very i'll
but is better at this time.
| Miss Helen Schneider spent a few
days with her sister, Mary, at the
Ed License home, the past week.
John Odel1 and mother and VIM.
Odell and wife were in Strawberry
Point, Thursday morning.
H. L. Sherman spent two days of
last week in Dubuque.
DR.. Crowder was entertained at
the w. A. Lang home, Sunday night.
Mrs. Andrew Rector of Oneida
spent Monday at home.
Mrs Matte Rutherford was guest
of Mrs. Eva Beckwith, Sunday.
Miss Arlie Young returned from
Dubuque Saturday.
Chas. Robson west of Greeley,
and Frank Lowe of Nevada, were
Sunday visitors at the J. M. Young
home.
Miss Esther PECK of Edgewood, was
a guest of Mrs. Ella Culbertson, Sat
urday evening.
Mrs P. E. Taylor is suffering
with a dislocated knee. Miss Lois
Martin is assisting her with her
work. -
Ed Witt Of Edgewood, was in Gree
ley. Saturday evening.
Charlotte Thomas and Dorothy
Culbertson spent Sunday at the
Frank Thomas home.
Ed Lang, jr., of Strawberry Point,
was in Greeley last week.
Mrs. Alex returned to Dubuque, on
Monday, as her sister is still very
ILL.,. '~"
Mrs. Wilson, of SpringviIle, was a
guest of her daughter, at the R. d.
Graham home, Saturday.
Miss Margaret Graham is numbered
among the sick.
Miss Esther PECK of Edgewood, Wis
tied Mrs. Ella Culbertson Saturday
evening.
Charlotte Thomas and Dorothy
Cu1bertson spent Sunday with Mrs.
Frank Thomas.
Ed Lang, jr., of Strawberry Point, !
was in Greeley last week.
Mrs. Hackbarth returned to Dn-
buque Sunday, as her sister is still
very Ill.
Mrs. w. Bagby and JAS. M. Moni-
gal and wife Of Edgewood, attended
D. of r. in Greeley last Wednesday.
Grin Lillibridge and family spent
Sunday at TIE y. M. Lil1ibridge home.
The Methodist and Christian
churches are preparing for services
a. their places of worship Christmas.
Mrs: Arthur Drybread is spend
ing some time in Algona with herpar-
ents and little daughter
A. A. Chapman and wife and w. A.
Lang were Manchester visitors, on
Thursday.
The following officers were elect
ed in the F. & A. M. Saturday even
ing: w. Master, John Armstrong;; s.
W., J. E. Tracv; J. W., Will Odell;
Sec. F. M. Hilsenbeck; Treas, T.
B. Armstrong;
At the D. Of r. Wednesday even
ing four new members were taken
into the mysteries Of the degree -
Messrs. Badger, c. c. Randolph, Mes
danes Robert Johnson and Randolph.
Election was held, and the following
officers elected for the current term
Noble Grand, Mrs. L. Frentress; Vice
Grand, Mrs. w. j. Wroughtcn; Re
cording Sec, Mrs. John Martin; FL
nancia1 Sec.. Miss Art Hlndal; ireas.'
Mrs. John Lawson.
A. A. Chapman and wife visited at
ArIm gton from Saturday until Mon
day and attended the Home Coming,
Of the Odd Fellows on Saturday
night.
The Greeley basket ball team de-,
feated the Delhi players Friday.
Carl Hilgerman, father of Ed Hill
german, a former Greeley resident,
hanged himself in an clubhouse at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Christian
Hilderbrandt, at Littleport Wednes-
day morning of last week. He
was SO years, months and days
old.
The day of the Christian church
bazaar dawned bright and clear. The
crowds arrived, a splendid dlnner
was served, and many useful and
beautiful gifts offered or sale. In
fact, it was a grand success In ev-
cry way. The following amounts were
taken in: Dinner and supper, $76.4O;
fancy work, 60.40; aprons, 2O.2O;
candy, 1886; 10 cents boxes, l1.lO;
total amount, 1866.
O. E. S. Friday night, election
of officers, work and picnic supper.