Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-02-26
THE MANCHESTER DEMOCRAT

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hospital at Iowa City.
Mrs. Cora Lang, who has been in the
hospital at Postville, returned to
Greeley Monday.
Mrs ]. c. Mathews entertained a
few ladies at six o'clock dinner re-
Gently in honor of Mrs. A. B. Hol-
bert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Odell were en-
tertained for dinner at the /. c. Odell
home Sunday.
Come to Sunday School. Ninety
seven were present last Sunday.
The Missionary Society will meet
with Mrs. L. A. Schneider Thursday
Feb. q. Mrs. Dimmitt is the leader
Subject Hawaii.
Mrs. Kate Cox of Oneida was a
recent visitor at the VIM. Hennesey
home.
Albert Ridilaph of Strawberry Point
was in Greeley last week.
Frank Wilson has had his farm
house wired.
Mrs. L. G. Fuich is clerking in
Marcham's store.
L. G. Finch and wife were in Straw
berry Point over Sunday
Miss Mabel Crabb was in Dubuque
the first of the week.
J. Hockaday and daughter, Miss
Myrtle and Miss Anna Swartzentru.
Der, were in Manchester over night
Monday.
Mrs. Mable Klecner accompanied
Mrs. Cora Lang home from the hospi'
tai Monday night.
Mrs. L. G. Clute is spending few
day with Mrs. w. ]. Wroughton. She
has been at the bedside or her sister
Mrs. Augusta Davis, who is very IL
with no hopes of recovery. The
Misses Addie and Minnie Hunter are
with Mrs. Davis now.
F.. w. Clute and wife and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Yves Brown and son Earl were
in Manchester one day last week.
The Ladies met with Mrs. Eva
Beckwith Saturday and reorganizet
their reading circle 1t is now the
Womans' Reading Club.
Charles Clute is numbered among
the sick.
Mrs. Elmer Lang and children Of
Stacyville were guests at the home Of
Mrs. w. A. Lang last week.
Mrs. Jennie Nobel Of Howard, South
Dakota, is here for visit with hel
sister, Mrs. Eva Beckwith.
Mrs. Claude Culbertson's Sunday
School class held regular meeting
at the church basement Saturday at
ternoon. The Misses Alice johnson
and Della Kruger served refresh
ments.
Miss Della Kruger, eleven years
old surely should be commended fol
keeping her word. She was to helI
serve lunch for the girls class and was
to furnish cake as the roads were
very bad the only way to get to town
distance Of four miles was to walk
The plucky little miss took the large
cake in her hands and walked nearly
all the way to town. She got a
chance to ride the last mile on load
OF hay.
The Rustler's met at the George
Griffith home, Wednesday ev-
ening, Miss Va Meta served the lunch
The next meeting will be held ON
March 3rd.
Mrs. Emma Culbertson, Mrs. Clinton
Culbertson and son John, Mrs. Ed.
Munds and Miss Opal and Mrs. John
Lash were visitors at the Sam Cul.
bertson home Wednesday.
Mrs. Andrew Rector Of Oneida, was
q visitor at the home of her mother
Miss Eva Beckwith Wednesday.
Jas Fowler and wife of Edgewood.
were over night visitors at the J. Ed
munds home Tuesday. Mr.. Fowler
attended Masonic lodge.
Cecil Armstrong is expected home
this spring. He will work with his
father on the farm.
Mrs Roller of Fort Collins, Colo.
is visiting Greeley friends. Mrs
Roller will be remembered by our
readers as Mrs. Howard Blanchard
for many years, as matron of the
county home.
Mrs. A. King and Mrs. Chas Nelson
of Hopkinton, came Wednesday, to at
tend the Bazaar and visit friends.