Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-10-22

E Mrs. G. ii. Walker is at Dyersyille
assisting in the care Of her sister,
Mrs. buchanan. NE aa8l
DELAWARE.
A large crowd attended the ceme-
terry annual dinner and bazaar in the
hall, Wednesday Among those from
other towns were: Mr.. and Mrs. Aus
tin Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. H. a. Ditt-
mer. Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Meggenburg, Howard Ram, p.
+. Madden, Carl and Ralph Ortberg,
Mary Putnam. Mrs. Will Davis and
daughter, Julia, Of Manchester. Mr..
land Mrs. Geo. White OF Delhi and W.
i'll. Millen and wife OF Earlville They
cleared about $S5.
There will not be any services In
1.-The Swedish church until November
Is, as their minister Is taking his
Iyaction during which time he will go
Ito Hartford, Conn, where he was
spastor for 16 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Davis are the
proud parents OF a little son, who ar
larived, Saturday, October 49,
Nh. Cakes who has worked Tor
Frank Reth the past season moved
his family into the Jack Jaeger house
Monday
! Ida Manson went to Manchester
Monday to assist Mrs. Rob. Wilson
with her work for a week.
Mr.aand Mrs. ,lohn Smith and daugh-
Tier, Blanch. Of Delhi and Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Smith OF RYAN were callers
/ at Mrs. Ravens Sunday.
Marjory Larson Of Earlyille spent
Saturday and Sunday with her friend,
Leola Benda. 3s
Mrs. Ad. Trnmblee of Manchester
and niece. Miss Cora McNutt of Bel
mont. Iowa, spent Wednesday at the
VIM. Raster home.
Mr.. G. II. Mack arrived home Tues
day night from MIMI, where he Wis
tied his daughter the past two weeks.
Olaf Person and family and Otto
Pssss0n of near Dundee spent Sum
day ct the perennial home.
The Young People gave Miss Esther
Lutcherhand surprise farewell Sat-
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Hilmer arrived
home Friday from their auto trip to
Illinois.
DR.. Wintenburg, ofsDelhi drove to
Anamosa, Wednesday with Nels john
son but on account OF DR.. Hejinian
going to be. absent for a couple Of
weeks, Mr.. Johnson returned home the
same night and on Monday went to
Iowa City where he will submit to an
operation. y &
Mrs. Haven will entertain the M.
E. Ladies' Aid at her home october
80. "A cordial invitation Is extend
led to all.
! The children and grandchildren 80
+, in number Of Mr.. C. Zirtzman gathered
o-gether Saturday evening at the
hall ana helped him celebrate his 10th
birthday.
Walter Orberg and family Of Earl
vile spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ortberg. Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Weldon were pass
engers to Stone City, Monday where
they visited at the John Jaeger home.
Mrs. Baldwin OF Dyersville Is Wis
Ting relatives here and on Tuesday
she and her sister, Mrs. Mussehl Wis
tied their brother, John W0llert and
family at Monticello.
/ Mrs. Lewis and daughter, Martha, OF
Monticello went through here Wednes-
day to Dubuque where they went to
60 shopping.
Mrs. Brown OF Epworth went thru
to DEBORAH, Wednesday where she has
a music class
Gladys Rolon spent over Sunday ct
ne and returned to her work at,
Edgewood Monday morning.
Mrs. ]. Weldon spnt Monday with
relatives at Monticello.
L. P. Fleming, L. G. Raster and g.
H. Pitcher were Manchester business
callers Thursday
Peter, Olaf and Effie PERSON and
Btty Nelson drove to Edgewood Sum
day.
Mrs .Hartwig Of Earlville spent
Sunday with her father. Mr.. g. H.
Mack.
Mrs. Gus Ortberg and SON, Lester
and Mrs. 8. Shaw were business CALI
efs in Manchester Friday.
Rame and Sealey Raster had as
their dinner guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Grommons and daughter,
Gladys, OF Manchester and Mrs. Mable
Raster Talmage.
Dell Ziftzman was passenger to
Dubuque Saturday.
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