Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-06-04

Rapids, Friday evening.
Harry Ryan,, wife and two children
visited Mrs. Ryan's mother Sunday.
Will S. Odell returned from the hos-
pital at Anamosa, Friday. His throat
is getting along nicely.
V. E. Dow and wife enjoyed picnic
dinner with Mrs. Harris and G. S.
Strong Sunday.
Mrs. Efie Cornwell Frederick and
baby Of Davenport is visiting relatives
in Greeley. -8
Mrs. Emma Ludy of Strawberry
Point, was an over night visitor with
relatives in Greeley Friday.
Many took advantage of the fine
day Sunday and enjoyed picnic auto
parties.
Miss Mary Johnson is again at her
old place in the A. c. Marcham's store
for the summer
A number of the school boys are
working on the town roads.
Miss Esther Johnson is now teach
err of the Sunday School class OF lit
tie boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. X Rulon of Wood, Wis
tied at l. C. Odelrs Sunday.
Anumber of ladies enjoyed a pic
mic dinner with Mrs. L. e. Smith one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Dow, G.. F..
Strong and Miss Esther Johnson were
in Dubuque Thursday.
Harry sacketf is now driving fine
new car.
Miss Osa Combs is spending the
week with Miss Charlotte Thomas.
Mrs. ALI Tibbott entertained sixteen
little folks in honor Of her daughter.
Marjorie's sixth birthday. Refresh
ments were served and very happy
time was enjoyed by al lpresent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Burke and little
son of Earlville were calling on Miss
Nellie Odell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Simpson Of Du-
buque were visitors at the l. c. Odeli
home Sunday. ,
Albert Ridhaugh Of Strawberry
Point, was a Greeley visitor Friday.
Mrs. John Walthan spent several
days with her sister, Mrs. George Barr,
at Strawberry Point, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Tyrells baby
daughter is very i'll.
Chas Blanchard and wife Of Straw
berry Point, were callers at the ]. M.
Lilljbridge home Sunday
Earl Brown spent few days in
Waterloo visiting his brother and fam
lily.
F. w. Clute and wife and the Misses
nellie and Florence Odell were In
Edgewood one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Odel lwere
supper guests at the I. c. Odell home
Sunday.
Mrs. ]. C. Hockaday and children
visited at the Mike Fitzpatrick home
near Strawberry Point Sunday.
Jas Watt and family spent Sunday
at the Frank Miller home.
Mrs. Hoyt of Earlville who is Ill hav-
ing suffered q stroke Of paralysis is
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Sam Luena. Her sister, Mrs. Lefevre
is helping care for her.
Miss Edith Volt and Miss Lillian
Kahl of Earlville were calling at the
Frank Miller home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kuhlman,
Helen, and son, Ed, attended the fun
eral of Henry Sampson at Colesburg
Sunday.
Ed. kaufman commenced work in
his old place in Manchester Monday.
Hugh Weir, had the misfortune to
have his thumb taken off recently. He
was leading horse of Holbert's when
the animal jumped tightening the rope
which was around his thumb cutting
half the thumb clear of as II done
with knife.
Chas Wheeler, wife and family OF
Manchester were guests at the NJ
Thomas home Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mrs. Erie Sherman was in Edgewood
Friday afternoon.
S. E. Way of Manchester and his
father, Elias Way, were here Tuesday
Mr.. Way, ST., despite his advanced age
is in the best of health. His many
friends are glad to greet him.
Lem Harris and son, H. T. Sackett
were in Dubuque Tuesday.
T. B. Armstrong was in Postville,
Sunday
Mr.. Hatfield and son, Roy, are Wis
iting at the Chas. Hatfield home in
Milleville, MINI.
Thos Parkinson was called to the
home of his brother, George, Saturday
by the serious illness of the father,
Mr. Parkinson who is some better.
County Superintendent of schools
w. A. Ottilie of Manchester was here
Tuesday in the interest of the rural
schools picnic.
Sam Culbertson and mother, Mrs.
J. Edmunds, daughter, Opal, Mrs. j..
Lash, and son, Carl, were in Man
chester Saturday. ...
Mrs. Funk's sister, who has been Wis
iting her left Sunday for visit with
her brother at Updegraf.
Mrs. Dorl entertained her mother,
Mrs. Kroespe, sister, Martha, and
brother, John, and family OF Elkport
recently.
Sam Culbertson and family visited
his brother, Harry, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Pierce Of DEL
vein were visitors at the Albert Fren-
tress home.
WAYNE Lash and family of Man