Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-05-28
DELAWARE.

The entertainment given at the hall
by the school children, Thursday even
ing was well attended. Proceeds
amounted to s41.00.
Mr.. c H. Maack's children arrived
this week, Mrs. Hulda Manson and
two children from New London, Mimi,
Mrs. Dora Ziegler of Luana, Iowa, ar
riveN Thursday, Mrs. Lena Durks and
two children and Mrs. Anna Kuehle
and Geo. Mack of Waterloo came Sat-
urday.
| Danny Person and family of near
Oneida, Olaf Person and family of
near Dundee drove down Monday night
to see their brother who just arrived
home from overseas that morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Reed of Man
chester called on relatives in town
Thursday.
Agnes Lundin of Ryan and Anna
Mattson of south of Manchester spent
over Sunday with home folks.
Carl Larson was an Earlville bust
ness caller Saturday.
Gus. Larson and daughter were Man
chester callers Saturday.
Mrs. Ad. Trumblee, and son, Everett,
and Miss Nellie Raster, spent Tues
day with relatives in town.
Mrs. Ned Paris will entertain the
NJ e. Ladies' Aid at her home, Thurs
day, May 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Mortinson and
Leola Benda were passengers to Du-
buque, Saturday and also visited at
Council Hill, Ill.,,
School closed Friday but on account
of the rainy weather they were un-
able to have their picnic in the woods
as planned so they just had picnic
dinner in the hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Davis of Man.
chester were among those from out
Of town who attended the entertain
ment here Thursday night.
All Of Mr. Maack's children and their
father gathered at the home of their
sister, Mrs. Robert Hackbarth, at
Earlville, and spent Sunday.
Mrs. N. Preston spent Monday with
Mrs. I. A. Spear. rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Manson, and
little, Ruth, spent Sunday at the
Charley Manson home.
Sara Clough and Mrs. Holdren Of
Delhi called at J. NJ. Kingsley's Fri
day. $50 ,
Ed. vanter and family of Earlville,
spent Sunday with Mrs. vanter's broth
er and family, August Voelschow.
Mrs. Rame Raster suffered stroke
OF paralysis Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith Of Delhi,
visited Mrs. Haven Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zarr were business
caller in Manchester, Monday.
Mrs. G. H Pitcher, and son, Ronald,
were passengers to Davenport, Mon
day where they will visit an uncle
then 90 from there to Auburn, ILL.,,
to visit her uncle, DR.. Stacy Diamond
Miss Theo Doolittle of Delhi was in
town Friday enroute to Epworth where
she gave some violin selections.
Frank Marten, of Earlville, went
through to Hopkinton Saturday, Mr..
Martin returned from overseas April
Oath
Mrs. Chas. Neff of Fayette went
through here Saturday she had been
attending commencement at Epworth,
and was returning home.
Dan Hennessey Of Manchester had
business here Thursday.
Mr.. Walters and two sons Of Straw
berry Point were in town Thursday
enroute home. The boys had just re-
turned from overseas and their father
had been at Dubuque to meet them.
w. R. Williams of Earlville went |
through to Center Junction, Saturday |
on business.
e. N. Joy and wife, F. B. Jones,
wife and daughter, Edna, drove out |
from Dubuque, Sunday and were |
guests of Mable Talmage.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Fleming went |
to Earlville Saturday and visited at
the A. E. Larson home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vanter visited |
friends in Hopkinton, Saturday.
There will be Memorial exercises
Decoration Day at the hall then the
decorating of the graves after which
The ladies Of the cemetery society will
serve ice-cream and cake 1T the hall.
Nettie Ball was Manchester BUSH
ness caller Saturday.
Mrs. John Swanson of south of
will entertain the Swedish
Ladies' Aid at her home, June IL.
Don't forget the date.