Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-07-14
COLESBURG

slst OF five numbers this year and tn
dates are August 81 to 81. The pro
gram looks good and is as follows
Lombard Entertainers, LIST, night, Mel
ody, stunts, spectacular effects;
good start on great week. Silen
Mora, End, night. Spiritualist Dem
onstration, Mystery, Magician even
ing you can never forget. 'It Pay,
to Advertise, 3rd, night. Great scream
ing farce-comedy, Americas great
est comedy with professional cast. j
E. Aubrey, 4th, night. Community ex.
pert in his worth while address, This
One Mile Town. Lyric Male Quartette
9Th, night. Music's finest voice COM
bination. That mellow rich harmony
in songs the people love to hear. Buy
your season ticket early and plan to
attend each session.
The remains of Peter Purman were
inferred at the Brown Cemetry on
Tuesday. He passed away at his farm
home at Waymen, the previous Satur-
day, at the advanced age of 95 years
and four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. j. Goddard, of Nc
Gregor, were visiting relatives here
the fore part of this week.
Harvey Strader and Mrs W. H. Stra
der returned to their home at ST. Paul,
Tuesday, concluding pleasant visit
with relatives here.
Miss Dorothy j. Keyes of Manches-
ter spent the week end with Colesburg
friends.
The Camp fire girls met Friday
evening with their guardian, Miss
Morga Craig. ...~. ut
A son and heir was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Livingston on Sunday,
July 4th, 1920. Congratulations are
in order, ~,,a.,.-. A.,
Peter Bristol of Jersey City. New
Jersey, arrived during the week for a
visit with relatives and friends.
James Haven is guest at the Cyrus
Craig home having returned Friday
from a sojourn with relatives at Sac
City and other Iowa points.
Mrs. c.. w. Coon and daughter lola
went to Dubuque Tuesday to see her
mother, Mrs. Harry Toomer, who
was taken i'll while visiting her daugh-
ter in the Key City, and she was
recently been removed to the hospital.
Mrs. H. H. Evers and Misses Verda
and Alice Evers were Manchester call
ers, Friday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the U.
B. church gave an ice cream social
Thursday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Bush. There was a
good attendance and a good time.
A. M. Rea, who has been visiting
relatives and friends at Manchester
for some time past will depart the
first OF the week on his return to
Lindsay, California.
E. F.. Irmscher made a business
trip to Guttenburg, Thursday.
Misses Mae Hogan, Rosadel Taught
and Carol Smith who are attending
summer school at Cedar Falls, were
at home for the fourth.
There was a dance in town Friday
night. Carpenters Orchestra OF New
Hampton furnished the music.
Mrs. Effie Brown D. D. and the
Rebekah staff went to Manchester to
attend lodge Tuesday evening and ex-
emplify the week. They will be at
Greeley Tuesday evening of this week.
The annual harvest home picnic held
under the auspices Of the Colesburg
Band will be on Tuesday August 31st
on the school grounds. Plans and
for the big event are
beginning to be made, full particulars
will be made known later
Edgewood and Colesburg played
ball on the local diamond Wednesday.
The game was called off at the end
Of the fifth inning on account of the
rain, at which time the score was
20 in favor of Colesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Prentice cele-
grated at Manchester, and remained
he guests of relatives there until
Thursday.
Floyd Adams of Sioux Falls, South
Dakota, arrived the latter part of the
week, for visit with her father, John
i. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Moser of Volga,
we're over Sunday guests Of relatives.
c. W. Coon went to Dubuque Sat-
lrday and remained over Sunday, his
wife being there on account of the
erious illness of her mother. ,,
Mrs. Thomas Lands of Farley, was
p,nno ou, Sunday p,yocfc
l. P. Gates and family were over
rom Edgewood to spend Sunday with
elatives.
Our base ball nine crossed bats
With Greeley Sunday, were defeated
y a score of l to 0.