Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-07-03

Enany, joined the cOlors last week.
John Martin and wife, Miss Beulah
Martin, Archie Martin and Miss Es-
Their Johnson were visitors in Lamont
Sunday.
Mrs. Hansel entertained her father
and sister of Elkport last Friday.
Mrs. Howard Armstrong was Wis
itor in Martelle and Waterloo last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Martin of Des
Moines were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Clute Saturday. The party
enjoyed a picnic dinner at the ice
cave and on Sunday at the Fish bach
cry.
Mrs. Harry Schneider entertained
relatives from Cedar Rapids Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Matthews have
received word that their son, Lieut.
Matthews, was soon to be transferred
from Des Moines where he has been
stationed.
Mrs. ]. P. Martindale of Coggon,
and daughters, Mrs. Helen Dauson Of
Pleasant PLANES and Mrs. Elizabeth
Delaney and son of Lehigh, Montana,
are guests at the w. ]. Wroughton
home.
Little Ben Sherman is now well on
the road to recovery. The nurse was
released Saturday.
Mrs. Josie Baker of Linden, Wiscon-
sin, is visiting her mother.
What came near being very SER
ious accident happened last Friday.
Mrs. George Kuhlman was driving a
horse and had two children in the
buggy, with her. She had arrived at
her destination and was about step
out of the buggy, when a dog scared
the horse, causing the animal to run
away. Mrs Huffman was thrown vio-
Iently to the ground and was unable
to get to her feet. The children were
carried short distance and thrown
out. Mrs. Kuhlman managed to crawl
to where they were lying and found
the little girl was unconscious and re-
NAMED in that condition for several
hours. They are recovering nicely
now however, although they are bad
lily bruised
Jas. Watt and family were supper
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Miller Sunday.
Mrs. Pat Farmer entertained her
cousins, the Misses Ducuinci and Cas-
ey, of Dubuque, last week.
Mae Farmer of Dubuque is visiting
at the Pat Farmer home.
Mrs. Joe Schirmer entertained her
/ brothers Of Waterloo Sunday.
Herbert Stone has purchased new
car.
Mr.. and Mrs Bardtman are enter
tanning the formers mother, this
week
Lee Way and Miss Ethel Harris
spent Sunday afternoon and evening
at the Chas. Thomas home.
Mrs. VIM. Goldsworthy has returned
| from visit with her daughter, at Lin
den, Wisconsin.
Jake Bishop, while riding horse
and driving cattle. met with serious
accident Monday. Another horse came
!, up beside him, kicking him on the
ankle. He was taken to town but the
member so badly swollen that 1t was
! impossible to determine whether any
bones were broken or not.
Miss Hazel Pilkington Of Edgewood
was guest of Miss Ella Kuhlman, last
week.
| Mrs. Hohlb and young children au-
toed to Wyoming to visit over Sun
I day.
Henry Holthous and family visited
at the Herman Holthous family near
Colesburg over Sunday.
Bernice Barger and Idene Vaughn
were at Ralph Sherman's last Sunday
George Hunt and family, Mrs. Cou-
sins and Mrs Elsie Staehle and daugh-
ter were guests of Mrs. Sarah Pilgrim
last Sunday.
AL Burbridge and family were guests
of Ralph Sherman on Sunday.
4 Claire Klaus spent Sunday with his
parents in Manchester.
burg visited at the parental home Sun
day.
A number of the people from this
neighborhood picnicked at Spring
Branch Sunday.
Harry Ryan and family were in In
dependence Friday and Saturday.
Miss Lucille Odell is visiting at Mrs.
Lizzie Odell's.
George Dittmer, wife and daughter,
Ruth, of Colesburg, were at the Liz
zie Odell home Sunday.
Jim Stringer of Edgewood visited at
the Will and l. c. Odell homes last
week.
Mrs. Kruger is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs Dick Dodge, at Oneida
W. S. Odell, wife and Nellie Odell
attended birthday dinner at Alb Eat
on's it being his 50th birthday on Sun
day.
Florence Odell and Myrtle Arm
strong visited at the home of Marvel
Belknap at Hopkinton the last of the
week.
Lester Pilgrim and family visited
at the home of Ralph Work in Man
chester on Sunday.
Mrs. Ives and grandchildren were
guests of Tom Clarkson last Sunday.
Nellie Odell visited Miss Margaret
Glen at her home near Delaware re-
Gently
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