Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-09-03
DELAWARE.


| as their guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Merryfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Benda and
children, Mr.. VIII Tanablin. Miss
Alice Bell and Miss Warmeth who
drove through from Council Hill, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birney Davis and
Robert Davis drove to Dubuque Sat
urday and spent over Sunday ct the
Walter Davis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Durks and
children and Geo. Mack Of Waterloo
spent over Sunday with their fath-
er, @. H. Mack.
Mrs. Herman Zirtzman entertained
the N. 3. Ladies' Aid Tuesday. Pro-
|ceeds amounted to about 50.
MI. and Mrs. Jay Grommons and
daughter, Gladys. and Mrs. Hattie
Vaudeville Of Winnebago, ILL.,, spent
Tuesday afternoon at the VIM. Raster
home.
Mrs. Turner is spending this week
with her daughter, Mrs. c. c. Beal and
family at Marion.
A few friends and relatives very
pleasantly surprised Levi Raster SAT-
urday evening, when they gathered in
to remind him Of his 47th birthday.
Don't forget the Swedish Ladies Aid
Thursday, September 18th, at the Ed
Hokenson home near Oneida.
Ruth Hendrickson, q niece Of Mrs.
Oscar Swenson, was here from
Thompson, Iowa, for a few days while
enroute to Anamosa whert she will
teach school this year.
Dorothy Houlahan Of Dubuque spent
Thursday with relatives here.
Fred Bort Of Hopkinton was .
caller at the Chas. Barnes home Sum
day. #
Mrs. Mortinson entertained the
Larkin Club Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. N. Joy Of Dubuque
were guests of Mabel Talmage over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Nelson, Nels
Nelson and Anna Mattson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Person and daughter, Eff
fie, drove to Oelwein Sunday and
spent the day At the Geo. Riley home,,
1t being Mr. Ruey's birthday, they
gave him a surprise. Otto, Olaf and
family and Danny Person and fam
lily and Ted Battin and family also
drove to the Riley home to help Geo.
celebrate.
Walter Ortberg and son Glen Of
and Carl Ortberg OF Man
chester visited relatives here Sum
day.
Mrs. Oscar Swenson and Lew Co
renson went to Thompson Friday to-
see their brother. Nels Gorenson, who
is very sick with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Lew Hartwig Of Earlville Wis
it'd her father, C. H. Mack, Saturday
night.
Adlai Wheeles arrived Sunday NOR
ming from Chicago for a visit with
relatives and friends here.
L. G. Raster was an Earlville BUSH
ness caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ryan were
passengers to Anamosa Wednesday
whtre their daughter, Mrs. Mae Law
renee underwent an operation that
day for appendicitis.
Among those from here who attend
ed the Monticello fair Thursday were:
Herman Zirtzman an dfamily, Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Birney Davis, Geo. Goldsborough,
Martin Claus, Fred Ytldon, Herman
Reth, Lenard and Harold Steve, Esth-
er Lutcherhand, Mrs. Mas and Mrs.
Will Roloff, Mrs. J. Weldon and Otto
Mussehl and family.
Mrs. Ted Battin and little SON, Ed
win, Of near Edgewood, spent We'd
nesday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Person.
Guilford Pitcher went to Ryan Fri
day and returned that night with his
car that had been in the gargage at
that place for repairs.
The cemetery society served ice
cream, cake and coffee Saturday eve
ming at the hall and also gave q
short entertainment. They cleared
between 50 and $40.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Joy Of Dubuque
and Sealy Raster and Mable sTalmage
picniced at the ice cave at Bixby's
Park Sunday.
RYAN.
Mrs Rernice O'Rrien was Shoppfng