Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-03-26

in the west part of town. We are
glad to welcome Harry to Greeley,
especially into our own neighbor-
hood.
Howard Armstrong was in Daven-
port the past week.
Mrs. Howard Armstrong visited her
mother at Marion last week.
Mesdames Fowler of Edgewood,
Sheldon of Manchester and Edmunds
visited at the Eva Beckworth home
Friday.
The next meeting of the Library
society will be held at the home of
Mrs. Culp. Subject, volcanoes and
earthquakes.
Jack Williams and wife visited at
the Harry Schneider home Sunday.
Mrs. Joyce Fox was guest of Mrs.
l.. E. Smith Thursday.
Miss Leona Roland and lady
friend of New Hall were over Sum
day visitors with the formers par
ents.
Miss Mable Crabb was visitor at
the w. B. Norris home in Manchester
Sunday.
/ Miss Myrtle Hockaday was a Cedar
Rapids caller Saturday.
Miss Anna Schwartzentruber was
in Dubuque Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kuhlman re-
ceived message Friday stating that
their son had landed in New York
and expects soon to be home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yves Brown were call
ed to Edgewood Monday by the ser
ious illness Of their son, Paul, with
gall stones and heart trouble.
John Holthaus has moved into the
Philip Ingles house.
H. T. Sackett and son have moved
into the roms over the old imple-
ment building.
Mrs. Roland and daughter Ethel
were in Cedar Rapids Monday
Miss Martha WEIGH is suffering with
a severe gathering in the head.
The lights were on a strike Monday
night. The picture show which had
been postponed from Saturday night
until Monday on account of the roads
was again postponed until Tuesday
on account of having no lights.
John Hennessey has been granted
q pension of $4,000 per month since
last June.
Paul Way had the misfortune to fall
and cut his chin, necessitating sew
eral stitches.
w. H. Norris Of Manchester, atend-
ed a bank meeting and was, a, din
ner guest at the l. G. Odell home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Eta Carpenter. Associate
Grand Worthy Matron Of Anamosa,
will hold school Of instruction at O.
E. s. hall Friday afternoon. Regular
in the evening. Work. Mrs. Carpenter
Mrs. G. l. Baker, w. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson at
tended the Spangler Feast at the
county farm Tuesday guests of"Dutch
Henry"
Cecil Armstrong came home Tues
day.
Maurice Corell writes he is out of
the hospital and has been transfer
red to another Co. which expects to
be home in April.
Bert Smith of Hopkinton is helping
his brother this week.
Mr.. Holub is in Wyoming on bust
ness this week.
, Miss Nellie Johnson spent sever
al days Of this week at her home.
Miss Charlotte Thomas was in Edge
wood Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Culbertson spent
few days with her grandmother, Mrs.
M. Thomas.
Mrs. Bert Bishop and son, Howard,
visited at the home of the formers
mother part of last week.
Miss Alva Neiderfrank spent two
days of last week with Miss Law
renee.
Miss Winifred Tibbott is spending
The week in Manchester.
Frank Miller and wife attended the
'uneral of Mrs. Miller's cousin, John
Iennessey, at Dubuque Thursday.
Mr.. Hennessey was a single man :
hirty-seven years of age and was
of the poor in Dubuque.
drs. Miller's father accompanied them .
O Dubuque and remained for a few
ays' visit. .
Henry Holthans and family visited
tthe Ralph Sherman home Sunday.
Jud Clark of Wyoming is working s
or Ray Kellogg.
Miss Martha Kuhlman and Mrs.
vii S. Odell were in Edgewood Tues