Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-07-10

j Mrs. Guy Phelps and baby were in
Edgewood Monday night, called by
the serious illness of her mother.
I Miss Sadie Hilsenbeck was an over
night visitor at the home of her un-
Gle Henry on Monday. She was on
her way to Manchester.
i John Lash and family are spending
a few weeks at the Clinton Williams
home near st. Paul.
Jack Edmunds, wife and daughter
Opal, Sam Culbertson and family are
} visiting at the Clinton Williams home
near st. Paul.
i T. B. Armstrong was in Cedar Rap.
ids Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Thomas and daughter, Miss
Charlotte, were in Edgewood Satur-
day.
Ike Davis writes that he is enjoy.
ing the mumps.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Hird and two children
of Dubuque visited at the Frank Way
home last week.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Way were guests
at Frank Ways Sunday.
4 VIM. Engles and A. A. Chapman
were in Gutenberg Saturday.
j Gus Clute and F. w. Clute and their
4 wifev were in Dubuque the first of the
week.
4 Mrs. VIM. Crabb and their daughters
were visitors at the p. Martindale
home in Coggon Saturday.
1 Mrs. Charmion Caswell is visiting
at the home of her husbands people
at Denison, Iowa.
Rev. Lockwood the pastor who
built the NJ E. church at this place
will occupy the pulpit in Greeley next
Sunday.
! Mrs. Weikal passed through Gree,
ley last week on her way to st. Pau
to care for her daughter, Mrs. Mable
Schoeppe, who is very i'll.
/; Mrs. Ed Kruempel was in Colesbure
last week for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Nora Davis of Fayette, daugh.
ter Mrs Roy Bigelow and two chill
dren were visitors at the Will Odell
home last week.
Mrs. Bertha Schweitert of Burt Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. August
Luense and other relatives this week
| Mrs. Kresensky in in Algona with
her husbands parents and intends to
return to Greeley soon after the
Fourth.
4 Mrs. A. A. Chapman and son, Don
I'D nj
family to Manchester Saturday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Robert Johnson and
son Robert were Sunday visitors al
} the John Washburn home.
w. A. Brown and wife were over
) Sunday visitors with their son, Pau
and wife at Edgewood
; Mesdames V. E. Dow, r. Millen, Eva
Beckwith and F. w. Clute entertained
; at the Ladies' Aid society of the M. E
. church Thursday. Ice cream only
: was served.
; Mrs. A. B. Holbert is in Miles City
Montana, on business this week.
; Miss Ella Kuhlman received notice
, Monday that she had passed the civil
service examination and was request.
ed to report at Washington at once
where she was assured position pay.
ing not less than 5000 per year and
promotion to $1,000 after a three
, months trial.
!, Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Sackett of Straw
berry Point are visitors at the home Of
the latters niece, Mrs. Art Hindal.
4 Chester Bulls writes that he is
married and will live in Sioux City.
: Mr.. and Mrs. w. Brown have heard
from Earl "over there" and he is well
and happy.
/ George Cornell of Manchester was
"a visitor at the home Of his brother
Sam, Sunday.
i Mrs. Dow was called to Arlington
Thursday by the illness Of her uncle
F. B. Torrey, who is suffering from 9
first stroke of paralysis.
A number from Greeley attended
the l. o. O. F. and D. of r. convention
at Manchester Thursday. The next
meeting will be held at Independence
I Miss Pilkington is visiting at the
VIM. Crabb home.
4 H. Kuhlman, daughter Ella and Mrs
Henry Hilsenbeck were in Manchester
Wednesday,.
4 Mrs. Henry Hilsenbeck was called
to Edgewood last week by the serious
ILLNESS of her mother Mrs Sprague
Miss Iona Sloan of Chicago was 9
visito rat the S. B. Sloan home last