Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-12-08
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Brown are yisi
ting their son Floyd and family a
Waterloo.
Mrs. Henry Hilsenbeck spent las
week with relatives at Thorpe.
Mrs. M. Means and Mrs. ]. Thomas
who have been spending the summer
with their sister, Mrs. NJ Thomas re
turned to their home In Edinburgh
Pennsylvania, Saturday.
A. w. Sackett Of Delaware was
business caller in Greeley, Saturday
Mrs. Louise Coreil who has beer
spending two weeks in Dubuque, !!
spending week in Greeley.
Mrs. Grin Lillibridge and son Wer'
in Mason City to spend Thanksgiving
at the Art Hendal home.
A. G. Henthorn and family will NOV
to Hazelton, December /, where h
has purchased a complete blacksmith
and wagon shop. Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
thorn will have the best wishes o
the many friends whom they hay'
made while in Greeley.
Joe Schneider is not as well a
present. Mrs. Fuerhelm Of Lansing
was called to his bedside this week.
Mrs. Melissa Clute is numbered OF
the sick list.
Fullar Glasscock of Stewart, Iowa
is spending few weeks with his broth
er, who will accompany him hom'
after the sale.
Mrs. ]. C. Matthews was in Cedar
Rapids the first Of the week.
Mrs. Myrtle Williams returned II
her home in Manhattan, Kansas, Satur
day night.
Mr., Frank Brazelton returned II
her home in Chicago, Saturday morn
ing.
Frank Miller and family visited
relatives in Littleport, Sunday.
Mesdames Jas. Chase and J. M. Lilli
bridge were called to Strawberr!
Point, Saturday by the illness OF MRS
Lillibridge's grandchild.
Henry Pilgrim wife and daughter
Mrs. Drummy of Manchester spen
Sunday at the Lester Pilgrim home.
Henry Holthaus and family ylsitee
at VIM. Rutherford's Sunday.
John Luense and family were II
Manchester, Saturday.
Raw Barr is ill with appendicitis
DR., Kresensky accompanied Busf
a returned soldier boy to Iowa CITY
for an operation, Monday evening.
DR.. G. o. DeMoss who spent shor'
time in Greeley is now located a.
Republic, Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parkinson were
dinner guests at the home OF Mrs. W
A. Funk, Saturday.
Miss Lottie Westbrook and parents
|. of Arlington and Mrs. Henry BARI
of Edgewood, left for Florida last
week.
Mrs. v. e. Dow returned from
three months stay in Oregon, on Satur-
day evening and is very enthusiastic
over the west.
Mrs. E. J. Tyrell is visiting reia-
tiyes near Greeley.
Mrs. Dow spent day with =. A
Martin who is very satisfactorily STU
atad with his son Glenn and wife,
an ranch a few miles from Seattle.
His Greeley friends will be pleased
to know that he is we'll and from all
appearances happy. -,
Mesdames John Farmer ana JONI
schechtman were shopping in dubuque
Monday.
Mesdames Fred and Clifton Klaus OF
Colesburg were calling at the Herman
Kuhlman hime Monday.
Mrs. H. r. Armstrong is visiting
her sister in Cedar Rapids. Mr.. Arm
strong spent Sunday with them.
Mr., and Mrs. E. Sherman and fanny
spent Sunday at the M. Thomas nome.
Mrs. J. J. Edmunds is spending a
few days at the Sam Culbertson home'
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Mcneil OF Dyers-
Vile were over Sunday visitors az the
home of Sam Culbertson.
Miss VaNita Griffith returned from
Rochester, Minnesota, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Luense were III
Manchester Saturday.
Mrs. Neal Slater. and father, MI.
Graybill are visiting relatives at Tur-
key River.
John Farmer and George Ocker, G.
Hansen accompanied the Holpert nor
SEES to the International Stock Snow
at Chicago.
Neal Slater is in Chicago this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas HolDert ana
n B. Cook are in Chicago this week.
Mrs. Emma Culbertson Is WISHING
her daughter, Mrs. Davis. i
Mrs. John Edmunds Is numbered
among the sick.
Mrs. C. 8. Davis has rented rooms
oyer the Implement store and WIN
move December 1. Mrs. Davis mas
made a success in the hotel but on ac-
count of not having living rooms must
give NO the work.