Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-02-07
GREELEY.

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Mrs. George Hollenbeck of Dundee
has been spending the past week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Young.
J. M. Young is improving and will
soon be able to resume his work.
W. A. Brown is much improved and
is able to be up with the aid Of crutch-
es.
Mrs. Coonrod of Thorpe is working
at the j. c. Hockaday home.
The Missionary meeting at the home
of L. d. Massey was we'll attended on
last Friday. Rev. Alexander gave a
very interesting talk. Several new
members were enrolled. A very fine
lunch was served and the afternoon
thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Martindale were
entertained at the John Lawson home
for dinner Sunday
+ Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawson were Wis
itors in Delhi one day last week.
Mrs. Ernest Ridihalgh Of Earlville
sends us word that her son Roy has
agian been very ill.
Mrs. John Davis Of Fayette was a
visitor at the home of VIM. Odell, last
week.
L. A. Schneider and wife and son,
Radcliffe were entertained for Sunday
dinner at the Harry Schneider home.
John Luense and family were Sun
day visitors at the Ed Luense home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bottoms little child has
been very ill with pneumonia and Mrs.
Bottom will take it back to their old
home as soon as it is well enough to
go.
Mr.. Reese died at the home of his
son, Henry Reese, Thursday, January,
25. The funeral was held from the
Christian church Saturday. Burial was
made in Grant View.
Mrs. q. J. Kruempel was called to
Colesburg by the illness of her mother.
We are pleased to announce however,
that the latter is better.
I Mrs. Marshall Hansel has been very
i'll with rheumatism.
Mesdames Freeman and George Grit
fifth were in Cedar Rapids Saturday to
purchase dishes for the Domestic Sci
ence Glass of the High school,
Miss Mabel Crabb was home from
Iowa City to spend Sunday.
s. F. B. Wilson of Manchester was in
Greeley, Monday.
Ralph Barger and wife of Marion
are visiting friends in Greeley and vi
entity.
Mrs. Ed. Robson is on the sick list.
Don Galzier of Edgewood was in
Greeley, Sunday.
Hhe Misses Elsie Hackbarth, Ethel
Harris and Helen Graham were in Du-
buque, Saturday.
Miss Lulu Wilson was a Manchester
Saturday.
The marriage of Mr.. Vented Seigel
and Miss Helen Schneider has been
,alled and will take place Feb. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schacherer, Mr..
md Mrs. T. Wiley, w. Seigel and the
Misses Mary and Helen Schneider We're
Sunday visitors at the home Of her
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs; Jesse Tyrrell and son.
Sidney visited at the E. J. Tyrrell
home, Sunday
VIM. Ingles children have been quite
III with measles but are better at this
writing.
Howard Armstrong Of Waterloo was
in over Sunday visitor with his moth
n, Mrs. Glen Armstrong.
Mrs. Art Hindal has been confined
o her bed with a severe case OF
:onsilitis.
Mrs. A. A. Chapman spent Satur-
lay in Dyersville.
Miss May Lister was an over Sun
lay visitor with her parents in Dy-
,rsville.
w. D. Sherman of Cherokee spent
ew days of last week with relatives
n Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sherman en-
tertained w. D. Sherman and the
amily of B. A. Sherman for dinner
Friday.
The Ladies Cemetery Association
lave ordered two beautiful urns to be
placed each side of the driveway in
Grand View These urns will be
illed with flowers in the summer and
i'd much to the beauty Of the ceme-
cry.
Mrs. John Bottcher has returned to
Ter home in Charles City.
I Mr. E. w. Stairs resigned his posi-
ion as pastor of the Christian church
If this place, his last sermon being
Preached Sunday. Elder Stairs has
,etter position as pastor at Central
lily, offered him and has accepted. He
eft for that place Monday evening. |
Mr.. and Mrs., Stairs have made many
riends during their stay in GreeIey |