Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-02-12
DELAWARE

Mrs. Lena Durkes and two children
of Waterloo visited her father, C.. H.
Mack, the later part of the week,
and returning to her home Sunday at
ternoon.
Homer Carroll, of Waterloo, spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting old
friends in town.
Mrs. lola Trumblee and Mrs. Ada
Trumblee and little son of Dundee,
spent Thursday at the VIM. Raster
home.
Mrs. Title Gillespie was passenger
to Manchester Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Zirtman visit
ed their son, Deli and family, at Man
chester Sunday
Will Works of Manchester was q
Sunday guest at the Chas. Correll
home.
L. G. Raster is laid up with an at
tack of rheumatism.
Rose Smith of Manchester spent
Sunday with home folks.
Mabel Zirtman spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Manchester.
Theo Doolittle of Delhi was in town
Sunday enroute to her school wok
at Ceda Falls.
Vina Raster of Delhi spent Sunday
with home folksod
Fred ]. Birrer of Camp Dodge
was in town Friday enroute to Straw
berry point.
Mrs. Edna Shops of Arlington was
in town Friday enroute to Dubuque.
Mrs. John Weldon left Tuesday for
Missouri for a couple of weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. Louise Robin
son.
| Mrs. August Voelschow went to Du-
buque for a few days visit with rela-
tives.
Mr.. Otley, salesman for Dubuque
Biscuit Co.. was in town Saturday en-
route to his home, at Fayette to spend
Sunday. o.
Mrs Brown of Epworth was in town
Thursday enroute to Fayette where
she gives music lessons.
Mr.. Jackson Of Delhi is to be our
new buttermaker here soon and Mr..
Correll will move to Greeley.
DR.. Hurley of Chicago was in town
Friday enroute to Volga City where
he was called to the home Of his
brother suffering with the "flu."
Mrs. Chas. Ricketts, Of Dubuque,
went thru here Friday to Hopkinton
her former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Flowers Of
Arlington, were in town Friday en-
route to their home from Dubuque,
where Mrs. Flowers had underwent
an operation at Finley hospital
Harold Angel underwent an opera
Mimi, Wednesday. Word has been
ton at the Mayo hospital at Rochester.
received that he is getting along
fine.
Miss Agnes Lundinx has been home
the past week, very sick and on Fri
day evening her father took her to
Cedar Rapids to hospital where she
is being treated.
Don't forget the Swedish Ladies'
and Aid at Mrs. Larson's Thursday,
Feb. 10. Also the oyster supper and
rummage sale at the hall Friday ev-
ening, Feb IA, to raise money to
purchase chairs for the hall.
Esther and Anna Mattson, Hannah
Anderson and Esther Swanson, of Ced-
ar Rapids, spent over Sunday at the
John Mattson home. Elmer Swan
son and Mabel Johnson were also
guests in the Mattson home.
Robt. Hackbarth and family, Low
Hartwig and family, of Earlville, and
Mrs. Lena Durks and two children,
of Waterloo were at the c. Fl. Mack
home Sunday, helping sheir father
celebrate his 10th birthday.
Betty Nelson and Ieola Benda spent
over Sunday at the Axel Larson home
in Earlville.
Ida Manson and Frank Mauer, Of
Manchester, and Marguerite Ortberg
and Homer Carroll. of Waterloo, at
tended a party at the Ed Hokenson
home near Oneida Saturday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Manson and
baby of Earlville were in town Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Correll and Mrs. Lew Max
we'll were Manchester shoppers Sat
urday.
Mr.. C. H. Mack was a business
caller in Delhi Monday.