Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-02-05
GREELEY

Mrs. DaCn IS entertaining lici Hl"'i-
er. .
Mrs. Airline Young is sick with in
tluenza. Miss Charlotte Thomas is
clerking in her place at Marcham
store.
Nearl Bolsinger of Graham is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. A. A. Chapman.
Fred Mellin and wife Of EdgeWood
were visitors at the John Lash home
Tuesday
Miss Vessel of Colesburg was a
guest at the Herman Kuhlman home
several days last week.
M. Thomas received word of the
death of his youngest brother Woods
E. Thomas at Edinburg, Pa, last
week.
Frank Thomas will move off the
Jno Acker farm but has not decided
as yet what he will do.
Mrs. Ada Bishop and family OF
Edgewood spent Saturday in, Greeley
with her sister.
Miss ALT. Tibbott was visitor at
the home of her mother Mrs. Joe
Schneider. Saturday.
Erie Sherman, Fred Lang John
Griffith and Howard Armstrong at
tended the poultry show in Cedar
Rapids last week.
Mrs Thomas Cole received last week
an invitation to attend the marriage
of VIM. Arnold Shanklin, Jr., only son
of DR.. Shanklin, formerly of Fayette
to Miss Charlotte Francis Niese, at
Jersey City, New Jersey.
Mrs. Blanche Sherman Krider spent
a few days of last week at the paren-
tial home.
Pat Farmer is numbered among the
sick.
Arthur Hackbarth is a new influen.
"a victim. s~..
Mrs. w. S. Marshall is reported as
having Influenza
Miss Mary Schneider has gone to
Washington, D. c., where she has Sc
cured fine position.
George Briggs is able to be out
again. 49,.
Mrs. Howard Armstrong is getting
better
Miss Helen Wandell of Tokna, Mont.
was a guest of Greeley friends the
past week. .'. ......
Ike Fisher is having an attack OF
appendicitis
L. w. Schramm received word Sat
urday of the serious illness OF his
father at Marcellus, New York, and he
and little daughter, Pauline lett for
New York at once.
Mrs. Archie Martin and sons are WIS.,
iting in Elkader. Her brother Carr
Roeder accompanied her as far as
Dubuque, then returned to help IN the
store during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson and son have
moved to Greeley. Mr. Gibson is the
new oil man. %
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hobert were IN
Chicago a few days this week.
Henry Long is attending a tractor
school at Kansas City.
Mrs. Bissel of Manchester is visit
ing Mrs. Beckwith this week.
Several of the teachers were shop
ing in Dubuque Saturday.
Mr.. Corkhill is moving and W.S.Odel
is moving into the house he vacates
John Hennessey of Montana Is
guest of relatives in Greeley.
Mrs. Henry Hilsenbeck was called
to the home of her sister, Mrs. Ed
Combs by the serious illness OF hel
baby. The little one is better at this
time.
Miss Ida Combs and children visit
ed at the Henry Hilsenbeck home last
week. -.... w.,
Mrs. l.. w. Schramm was an over
night visitor at the home Of her father
Sunday, helping care for the sick.
Huse Dow has again received pro-
motion in the Marine Hospital Corps
He is promoted to Pharmacists mate
Sd class. -.
E. L. Farnells' family at Manchester
are all victims of the "fu." B. E
Farnell went Monday evening to helI
care for them.
Chas. Blanchard wife and son, spen,
Friday and Saturday with relatives in
Greeley. ....
Mrs. w. A. Lang attended the funer-
al of Mrs. Lang's niece, Miss Mable
Harkins, near Strawberry Point, last
week. She was a teacher in Chero'
kee schools and was a victim OF In
fluenza.
Lou Frye suffered light stroke on
Monday of this week, but is much bet
ter at this time.
The committees are all getting along
nicely with the work for the cemetery
bazaar, to be held Feb. 20 Let this be
the banner year.
Mrs. Joe Schneider has been ir
Manchester the past week for medical
aid.
Mrs. Joe Schneider was called tc
Howard and Yankton, S. OAK. this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Joslyn mourn
the death of their little son, Harlan
from pneumonia and spinal meningi'
tbs. Burial was made at Silver Lake
on Wednesday.
The youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Riley Steele was buried at EdgewooC
Tuesday Tonsilitis and rheumatism
was the cause of death.
Mrs. Al Burbridge was in Dubuque
on Wednesday.
B. A. Baker was visiting relatives III
Greeley this week.
The cottage prayer meeting will bt
held at the home Of Mrs. William
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