Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-09-15

parents, Fred Gienapp and wife. They
returned home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sandhagen
and children and Clara Schrieber
went to independence Monday.
Audrey Halsey and wife went to
Masonville Sunday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Larabee were
guests at the Geo. Coon residence in
Manchester Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Waterman re-.
turned to their home in Arlington
Sunday after spending several days at
the Ernest Reynolds home.
The Geo. Heyer, Fred Kleinsorge
and Ed Jennerjohn families were
Sunday guests at the J. Hatfield home
near Manchester
Mrs. Art Schroeder and daughter
Marion were Lamont callers Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin were
Manchester visitors Saturday.
Prof. Rummel and family called at
the Supt. 0ttilie home in Manchester
Sunday.
The Sunday School Board of the
IU. M Church met Tuesday evening
for the purpose OF electing officers for
the coming year. The following Off
GERS were elected: Superintendent.
H. F. Boil; Assistant Superintendent,
C. G. Colson; Cradle Roll Superin-
ltendent, Miss Marie Morris; Secre-
ttary, Miss Eva Aimers; Assistant
Secretary. Miss Mildred Robinson;
Treasurer. Mrs, Firman; Organist,
Miss Irene Heyer. The teachers are
George Pound, j. Cotton. Miss Vera
| Boil, Mrs. ], Cotton. Mrs. Eva Boil,
Mrs. Lydia Heyer, Mrs.sJ. Aimers
Supply teachers. D. L. Stone, G. G..
Colson, J, 3, Richards. Mrs. Dora
Fober, Mrs. Florence Morris. Mrs.
Mary First and Mrs. Ada Boardman.
Mrs. Fred Gienapp OF Delaware
spent few days with her daughters.
Mrs. Art Schroeder and Mrs. |. w.
McMonigal.
Little Cleora Slick met with q very
painful accident Wednesday. In
some way she fell of the porch and
broke her collar bone,
Miss Esther Meyen attended the
Aurora fair Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Aucutt were
entertained at the D. L. Stone home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will First left for
Clarksville Wednesday to take charge
OF the Geo. Thompson farm while Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson go to Missouri to
attend the funeral OF the latter's
mother, Mrs. George Bliss. y
Mrs. Elmer Slick and children were
weekend visitors with her sister,
Mrs. Dale Jones. OF Lamont.
Mrs. Tharp and son james OF Delhi
visited at the Lem Boardman home
Saturday.
Mrs. A. Stearns and son Of Man
chester were visitors at the Frank
Larabee home Tuesday.
The willing Workers met with Mrs.
Eva Schneider Friday, there being a
good attendance. They also held the
annual election Of. officers which re-.
suited as follows: President, Mrs.
Eva Schrieber; Vice President, Mrs.
Ella Smith; Secretary, Mrs, Annette
Firman; Treasurer, Mrs. Ada Jones.
Mrs. Gilbert and sister, Mrs. Ed
Smith left Sunday afternoon for Nor
fork, Nebraska, to visit their brother
and other relatives.
Our school opened this morning
with the following teachers in charge:
Prof. D. H. ;Rummel, Dundee; Miss
Ann Wilson, Waterloo, High School.
Miss Jessie Macarthur, Independence.
Sth grade; Miss Garnet MCGEE, Man
chester 9Th and 7th grades; Miss
Bracell Pelly, Dundee, 4th and 9Th;
Miss Ruth Dittmer. Manchester, End
and 3rd, Miss Van. Dorr, Waterloo,
primary.
Bert Mullen and family Of indie
pendence visited their mother, Mrs.
L. G.. Lawrence, and other relatives
recently.