Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-11-27
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Floyd, and family.
Mesdames JOS. Chase, Henry Hilsen-
beck and EYa Beckwith attended the
cemetery bazaar at Edgewood Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Rector were
visitors at the John Chase home Sum
day. ~
Nfs. A. B. Holbert and daughters,
Ms. Caswell and Miss Marjorie Hol-
bert, left for California Friday, where
they will spend the winter.
Jim Parker, wife and daughter OF
Waterloo, were visitors at the Arthur
Parker home last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker are helping care for the Park
er family during their illness.
Clinton Williams Of Prior Lake.
MINI, is here. called by the illness of
his brother, w. w. Williams. Mrs. ].
Edmunds is also at his bedside.
e. j. Kruemple has been in Chicago
the past week with stock.
Elmer Lang OF staceyville was a
Visitor in Greeley last week.
Mrs. Will Odell, John Odell and
mother were in Manchester Sunday to
Isee the Ryan twins. Will and Wilma.
Ben Holbert and family expect to
leave for their home in New Mexico
this week. N
/ Abe Weiner is visiting in Greeley.
Arthur Parker was in Chicago last
4 week to see his son Hugh, who re-
turned home with him on a 4S-hour
Ifurlough.
Mrs. Eric Sherman and mother, Mrs.
I'M. Thomas, were in Edgewood We'd
nesday to visit the Bishop home
j Howard Bishop Of Edgewood was
lin Greeley Thursday.
j Radcliffe Schneider was in Oneida
Tuesday installing furnace for John
Rector.
i Mrs. Bert Beohm received word OF
the death of her sister, Miss Irene
FLETCHER, at her home in st. Marys
lOntario. Miss Fletcher had an attack
LOT influenza; nurse was called the
lsecond day Of her illness and all done
to preserve her life, but pneumonia
set in and on Sunday, November 10th
she was called to rest. Mise Fletcher
was 20 years Of age and was known
Ito many Of our readers, having visited
lher sister at this place short time
Iago.
4 Art Hindal, wife and daughter DON
Ina, were Saturday night and Sunday
visitors at the Jace Hindal home.
Harry Burbridge Of Palo Alta, Cali
Ifornia, is visiting at the W. J.
lWroughton home He has accepted
civil service job in the Department Of
standards at Washington and is on
his way there.
| On account Of influenza there will
be no picture show on Wednesday
might Of this week.
i There are more cases of influenza
lin town now than at any time this
fall.
Frank Way is carrying the mail for
Lester Pilgrim as the latter has the
+fu."
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Clute were in
Manchester last week.
/ Henry Hilsenbeck and family spent
Sunday at the Ed. Combs home near
Edgewood.
j Mrs. Gertrude Cole was at home fos
q few days from Monticello the first
OF the week.
v. E. Dow, ]. G. Matthews, Mrs. v.
e. Dow and Glen Armstrong were in
Dubuque Thursday.
]. EdmuDds, wife and daughter Opal,
and Sam Culbertson and wife were in
Dubuque Friday.
| J.. M. Taylor and son Claire, and Mr..
and Mrs. John Griffith were shopping
in Dubuque Friday.
Mrs. v. e. Dow was an over night
visitor with Mrs. Cora Harris Satur-
day.
Leola Johnson is, on the sick list.
Mrs. J. C. Matthews attended q meet
in at Fayette Friday and also visited
in Strawberry Point.
Sam Culbertson and family visited
at the Tom Lee home near Thorpe on
Sunday.
On account Of the new outbreak Of
influenza, the ladies Of the M. e.
church have postponed the bazaar and
dinner which was to have been held
Thursday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers were visitors
/ at the JEFF Corkhill home Sunday.
| Frank Miller and L. A. Schneider
were business callers at Holy Cross
Thursday.
Lowell Terrence and family have
moved into the VIM. Davis house.
Jack Carlow, who has been working
in the hospital at Davenport, has been
visiting relatives in Greeley the past
lweek.
Mrs. Rachael Waters was bit by a
dog last Monday.