Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-06-30
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Jesse McCray spent day with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Corn
we'll.
Mesdames Bloodworth, Jno. Lash.
and Winifred Lash were guests at the
VIM. Odell home one day last week.
Mrs. w. A. Brown is in Dubuque,
this week, her daughter will return
with her.
John Griffith has had new peas
from his garden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Massey have returned
from short visit at the home OF
their son, at Hampton
Miss Meizel, of Chicago is visiting
with her friend, Miss Martha Kuhlman.
Mrs, Curran, of Export, was here to
care for her daughter, Mrs Bernard
Fitzpatrick
The o E S has adjourned for the
months OF July and August
Miss vaNita Griffith was in Cedar
Rapids, Monday; where she purchased
a saxaphone, and took her first lesson.
Mesdames George Griffith and VIM.
Odell were in Manchester, Monday.
Mrs Josie Brandt returned from
Sioux City, Tuesday. She brought
part of her household goods with her
and sold the rest.
Miss Myrtle Waters is visiting her
sister at Postville.
Mrs. Ed Fisher is painting her house.
Miss Charlotte Thomas was in Du-
buque. Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Seeley, Of Waucom;a,
was a guest Of Miss Minnie Hilsen-
beck, this week.
M. Thomas, son Charles, Mr. ana
Mrs. John Thomas spent Sunday at
the Fred Peick Sr. home in Edgewood,
Mrs. frankie Goss was in Man
chester last week taking lessons on
a pipe organ. She is organist in the
church at home where a new pipe
organ has just been installed.
Miss Nettie Lash returned from a
visit in Manchester, Monday.
John Culbertson is on the sick list.
Ed Ward,of Dubuque, an army pal
of Mark Croyle, at Camp Cody, and
who was sent over seas and was dis
charged in May, has been guest at
the Croyle home. He intends TO en-
Hist in the army for another term.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Noble rejoice in
the birth of son at their home in De-
Funiack Springs, Florida.
Lincoln, Vadah, Nellie and Emily
Odell and Florence Kresensky drove
to Iowa City, Saturday to see Miss
Florence. They had breakdown at
North Liberty. Will WEIGH went af-
ter them in the old trusty flivver.
Miss Bessie Slater is visiting friends
in this neighborhood, and expects to
leave for her home in Kansas, soon.
Mrs. /. C. Odell is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schneider return
ed from visit in Lansing, Monday
Mrs. B. E. Farwell has spot Of
poisoning on her head.
Mrs. Amanda Bloodsworth is here
this week packing her household
goods.
Little Bernard Fitzpatrick, Jr., was
kicked by a mule. Saturday, necessi-
tating several stitches.
Mrs. T. B. Armstrong visited in
Scotch Grove this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Sweet are attend
ing Old Soldires' Reunion Mrs. Car
RE Tyrrell is keeping house for them.
j. C. Matthews and Wei. Wroughten
were in Strawberry Point on business,
Wednesday.
A. A. Chapman was shearing sheep
near Manchester this week. Forty
sheep in one day, and shorn by hand.
is not bad record Mr.. Chapman
has been in the business for years and
always is wanted the next year after
they see his work.
Ed Combs and family spent Sun
day at the Henry Hilsenbeck home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Blanchard and
sons, of Strawberry Point, visited at
the j. M Lillibridge home, Sunday.
The friends of Mrs. John Martin
gave her a surprise birthdey party,
Tuesday. Picnic dinner was served.
and all enjoyed the day very much.
Mrs. Jennie Noble is visiting her son
at Bookings, s. Oak, and making the
acquaintance of new grandson.