Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-07-28
GREELEY.

Mrs. Lizzie Bagby has been isitinl
at the home of her brother, Rud,
Mosier. She went to Waterloo OF
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Rudy Moser is under the doc
tors care.
Jake Moser, wife and daughter O
Strawberry Point, were guests at thu
Rudy Moser home, last week.
Burr Sprague and wife Of Edgewoot
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wendell, o.
Thorpe, were visitors at the Henry
Hilsenbeck home, Sunday.
The following officers were installed
in the Rebekah lodge at their last
meeting. Mildred Clute, N. G.; Elsie
Martin, V. G.; Sadie Dow, Secretary
and Nellie Clute, Treasurer.
Mrs. Effie Brown, district deputy
president Of the Rebeckah lodge, was
in Greeley with her installing staff
Tuesday Of last week. The work was
certainly fine and received much
praise. Mrs. Rhoda Williams was
elected to membership. Company
was also present from Manchester.
Mrs. frankie Goss was in Manches-
ter, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Krider, Of Ce-
dar Rapids, spent Sunday with the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. A.
Sherman.
Harlan Frentress spent several
days of last week with his parents.
Mr.. Patterson's sister, who has been
staying with him for some time, has
gone to relatives in Cedar Rapids.
Mr.. Patterson will go to his daughter
in Manchester, about the first OF Aug
ust.
Mrs J.. C. Matthews, and daughter,
Dorothy, returned from their visit
in W. Virginia, Saturday.
John Griffith and wife were In Lans-
ing the last of the week.
Rev. Father Murtagh has been en-
joying weeks outing at Lake Oko-
boil.
Lee and John Way, of Edgewood,
have gone by auto, to Sidney, Montana,
where they expect to stay for some
time.
Walter Green and family of Volga
were in Greeley, Friday night. They
were on their way home from New
York, having made the trip in their
car to look at land in that state. They
decided to settle some place in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huse A. Dow and Mrs.
Cora Harris and Mrs. v. E. Dow were
at the Fish Hatchery, Sunday.
Miss Ruby Davis who works IN a
drug store in Cedar Rapids, will help
her mother in the hotel, until Septem-
Der.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Hockaday and
Miss Myrtle Richards were in Dubu-
que, last week.
Mrs. VIM. Odell was in Fayette on
Monday.
Mrs. Eva Beckwith spent several
days last week with Mrs. Crabb at
Aurora. Irene Crabb is visiting her
sister, Maude. at Carroll.
Mrs Winfield Lash Is visiting frinds
in Edgewood.
A number OF relatives held a picnic
with Mr.. Kennedy, on his farm, Sun
day.
Miss Margaret Richards spent a
day last week in Edgewood.
birthday party was held for Mrs.
w. A. Lang and Mrs. E J. Kruemple,
Thursday afternoon. The usual good
time was had by all present.
L. A. Schneider claims to have had
the first green corn this week. Who
can beat him?
LlSle schneider is IN leAaS llls
week, looking after his land interests.
Mrs. Macomber of Washington, who |
has been visiting at the Herman Kuhl- |
man home, left for Chicago, Monday, |
where she will be joined in by Miss
Ella Kuhlman, in another week, on
her way to resume her work.
Mrs. Robert Johnson, Leola and |
Robert are visiting in Davenport and
Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs ed Krapfl and Mrs.
Tauke, of Dyersville, visited their
cousin. Frank Miller and family, on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oil Holtz mourn the
loss of their two months old son, July