Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-03-08
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DELAWARE



Mrs. H. B. Y Young and daughte
Waunita of Waterloo arrived Thurs
day evening for a visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Larson ant
other relatives.
Mr.. Densmore of strawberry Poin
transacted business in town Thurs
day.
Miss Louie Spaulding visited in thu
w. S. Skinner home in Delhi Thurs
day.
Mrs. Edgar Talmadge was a pas
senger to Manchester Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs Iscaac Williams went to Ceda
Rapids last week Monday for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. John Meader
returning home Saturday.
Levi G. Kaster left Friday even
ing for Peoria, ILL.,, where he will
spend week with his daughter Mrs
A. S. Hall. On his return home Re
will stop in Aiken, ILL.,, for few
days visit with his sister, Mrs. Ad
Trumblee and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilfred Pitcher moved
into the Louie Spaulding house last
week Mr.. and Mrs. Johan Yield on
will move into the house just vacated
by the Pitcher family. Oscar Mas on
and family and Elmer Manson moved
to the Rob Wilson farm near Bailey's
Ford last week. Several 9th er
changes have been made.
DR.. Kresensky Of Greeley was a
Professional caller at the H. E. Hes-
ner home last week Monday.
Miss Edna Dawson left Wednesday
for Waterloo where she has secured
a position.
Elmer Orvis of Spencer, Iowa,
spent a few days last week in tF'
William and Levi Raster homes.
Nels Nielsen was an Oneida caller
Thursday.
About twenty of the young people
Of this vicinity gathered at the j. f.
Dawson home and gave Miss Edna
farewell party. Tie evening was
spent in music and games after whlch
a dainty luncheon was served. Those
present were Misses Ida Manson;
Margaret Ortberg, Roberta and EN-
ogene Davis, Mamie and Josie Smith,
Bette Nelson, Edna and IneZ Daw-
son and Messrs Ralph Ortberg, Prof.
c. F. Rafoth, Carl Larson, Earl
Wilfong, Alvah and Curtis Davis, Len
us Ortberg, Harold Corell, Clifford
Davis, Ne1s Nielsen, Avry Smith and
Gene Dawson.
Dannie Persscn of Geeley was in
town Fiday.
Ray Glew went to Epworth Friday
evening for few days visit.
Mrs. E. P Coates entertained sew
eral of her lady friends at 'carpet
rag bee" at her home Friday after
noon. A delicious supper was served
5 o'cIscS. Those present were
g~en, p Mortinson, L. Hokenson, A.
W. Sackett Gilfred Pitcher. L. G..
Raster, H. J. Coils, Shred Shaw, E.
n. Malmgren and Misses Hazel Nett
er, Vina and Cecile Raster. All re-
ported Mrs. Coats a royal entertain
er.:ss u <:*sses=- E5+% 49, 49,
Mrs. Ray CT Marion was a guest
her friend, Mrs. A. w. Sackett
An entertainment composed Of mu-
sic, readings, singing and tahaleaus
will be given in the M. e. church
Friday evening, March 10th, by Mrs.
A. w. Sackett and her Sunday
school class of girls. Admission 10
cents. For tie benefit Of the Sun
day school, Every enc try and at
tend and help a good cause.
Martin Killers returned ZONE from
Durango Thursday where he has reen
spenr several weeks with his siste~,
Mrs. Hannah Sundemeyer.
Arthur Wireless of Egon, ILL.,, spent
Thursday night with his mother, Mrs.
A. J. Russia.
Miss Laura Swanson of Ryan c7me
Saturday evening for a visit with
her cousin, Mi s Ida Manson
Mrs. Will Stock was in Delhi We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Powell of Waterloo transacted
business in town Thursday.
Miss Hazel Meter went to Duhu-
1ue Friday evening to spend over
with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Sackett and
Mrs. Ray autced to Manct este" TT urs-
lay.
Pref. G. F. Raeoth visited rel tives
IN Earlville Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. L. G. Raster and daughter Vi
we're passengers to Manchester
Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. M. Kingsley received a
letter from her daughter Mrs. ebay
lean Ct Van Mays, California, stat
rg t''at size and family had attended
ne iowa ricnic recently given at
Les Angeles of which t'ere wee
sixty thousand people. Among &C.
which she met there were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hem Ct San Diego. Mrs.
Ham will be remember" as Miss Lu-
,ia Hunt; Mrs Will Austin and daugh-
er May, husband sen, Doa and Cas- |
;ey S0uires, Mrs. w. Fear, Hrd faugh |
er Bertha, Mr.. and Mrs. Will ZirtZ-
nan, James Durham of Hollywood, |
Cal, w. I. Millen of Earlville, who
pend the winter in California, Mi 8 !
lille Mari Pierce, Mrs. Donath and
amilv. Mrs. Dcnoth was forTe ly
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