Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-10-16

Miss Mary johnson Is working in the
Chapman restaurant.
Mrs. Roland, daughters and son
visited in Cedar Rapids the last of the
week.
Art Martin, John Martin and wife
and Mrs. e. Martin were in Dubuque
Saturday
Mrs Jones and daughter, Elsie Of
California came to attend the burial
of Clarence Jones at Manchester Sun
day
H. A. Waldo and wife of Edgewood
and Arthur Mos Ter and wife were call
ers at the Frank Miller home Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Beohm,
Saturday, October 9Th, a daughter.
W. A. Lang has been quite i'll with
an attack of appendicitis.
Five of the McEnany family of
Ryan have the Influenza, but all are
getting along nicely.
Messrs. and Mesdames George Grit
fifth and George Hilsenbeck and fam
lilies were in Cedar Rapids over Sun
day
Mrs. Ed Neiderfrank and Miss Ell
va Neiderfrank attended the burial of
Mrs. Ida Sweeney, who died at her
home in Waterloo, last Monday and
was buried Wednesday. Mrs. Sweeney
was a sister of Louie Neiderfrank of
this place.
Mrs. Roberts has been quite i'll, but
is better now.
Floyd Brown is in the hospital at
Waterloo.
Miss Myrtle Armstrong is attending
the Waterloo Business College.
F. W. Clute and wife, Mesdames
Brown and Beckwith were in Manches-
ter, Saturday.
Miss Joyce Fox was a guest of Mrs.
L. E. Smith this week
G. A. Clute is sick with bad cold.
At the L. A. S. of the M. E. church
one new member was added, Mrs.
Mamie Barger.
Miss Jennie Barger Is staying with
Mrs. Ralph Sherman this week dur
ing the absence Of the latters husband.
The following went on the land ex-
cursion to Texas Saturday: L. A.
SCHNEIDER, J. C. Matthews, Arthur
Parker, Will Harris, J. c. Odell and
Milan Brady.
Miss Arlie Young was in Dubuque
last week and while there was taken
sick, her sister, Mrs. Hattie Hollen-
beck returned with her.
Mrs. Cora Lang and little son spent
Sunday in Monticello, the guests of
her grandparents.
Ike Davis writes from lover there"
that he had seen Claude Bloodworth.
Louis Holbert starts for Camp Colt,
Gettysburg, Pa. today His mother
will go with him as far as New York.
Miss Edna Harris has recovered
from a slight attack of Spanish Influ-
enza.
A. l.. Culbertson has been enjoying
a visit from his brother, Ira, from
Washington, whom he has not seen for
twenty years.
S. s. Smith has moved into the Cor
ell house.
F. A. Irish and wife and son of
Hopkinton visited in Greeley Sunday.
Miss Ruth Walters entertained a
friend from Oelwein, Sunday.
Mr.. Patterson is entertaining his
sister, Mrs. Perkins of Cascade. Mrs.
Perkins has decided to come here and
make her home with her brother.
Radcliffe SCHNEIDER and Floyd Mel
son were in Manchester this week for
medical examination.
Miss Helen Cole, who is attending
Smith College writes that the school
is closed on account Of Spanish In
fluenza. OF the 1920 ladies attending,
half are sick. The ones living nearby
are sent home while those from
greater distance are under strict
quarantine.
Mrs Gertrude Cole was in Month
cello Sunday to see her physician.
Mrs B. A. Sherman returned home
Monday evening.
Mrs. Archie Martin and sons have
been visiting home folk at Elkader.
Fred Timm and wife of Manchester
were visitors at the J. Edmunds home
Sunday.