Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-07-28
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Mr.. ana MIS-. JONI Alleu, WI. anu
Mrs. Rob Carly; Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Davis, of Earlville; Katie Brady and
Clarence Binning, of Elk Township
and Mrs. Lane, of Edgewood, were
guests at the H. Coe home, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Raster drove to
Dubuque, Thursday, also visited the
formers sister, Mrs. Trumblee and
sister, at Rockdale.
June Knowles and family Of Water
loo, were guests Of Mrs. c. Benson,
Sunday. Their daughter will remain
with her grandmother for while, so
Hattie Benson returned to her work
at Mason City.
Mr. and Mrs. Joy OF Dubuque, were
guests of Mable Talmadge, in the K.
Raster home, Sunday.
Carl Gienapp, wife and daughter,
Esther, Harry Beddow, wife and baby,
spent Sunday at the Gus Guetzko home
near Hopkinton. '4ae
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Co,off, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Roloff were Earlville
business callers, Saturday evening.
Rob Sheldon and wife and Lucy
Clark were Manchester callers, Sun
day. .'.'".#.
Hold Coe and Ida Crosby, and their
aunt, Mrs. G.. w. Matthews, of Earl
vile, spent Thursday with Mrs. Lane,
at Edgewood, another aunt, and on
Friday they all drove to Elk township
where they spent the day with cous-
IN Milan Rrady and family,
Charlie Gienapp and family were
Sunday guests in the D. J. Meggen-
berg home, at Manchester.
Dell Zirtzman is home from Dubu-
que, and will assist his father with
his threshfng machine.
Mrs. Chloe Grommons, of Delhi and
Mrs. Clara Hartman Keppel OF Calf,
were callers on old acquaintance
here, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Beddow, and
little daughter, Harriet, OF Dubuque,
are spending their vacation with Mrs.
Beddow's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Gienapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Zirtzmann visit
ed at the Jay Smith home, in Man
chester Oh " SuHSSudy. -hi. anu 4hi D.
Smith are preparing for a trip over
land to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherd Shaw went to
Dubuque, Monday, where Mrs Shaw
underwent an operation.
Oscar Larson and sister-in-law, An
ME Olson, left Monday, by auto for
Chicago, after visiting relatives here
Mrs. Larson and mother will go later
by train. Anton Johnson also &C
companied them. He will go to Mil
waukee, Wis, Minneapolis, Minnesota,
Alaska, and down through California.
before returning here.
Mrs. Ted Batten and children of
Edgewood, were home the latter part
of the week, and on Friday she went
to Waterloo, returning Friday even
ing, and Saturday returning to her
home at Edgewood, accompanied by
her sister, Effie Person.
Mr.. Blanchard, of Edgewood, was in
town on business, Saturday.
George Dando, of Cedar Rapids was
here between trains, Monday, he had
spent over Sunday with friends in
Earlville.
Allen Kingsley of Strawberry Point, |
and Henry Kingsley, of Dubuque, were
visitors at the J. M. Kingsley home,
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Faucet, of Epworth, |
went through Monday to Fayette, to
look for home as they expect to
move to that city.
Charles Moore, of the Dubuque Tel
egraph Herald, was in town, Monday.
Fred Norris, and daughter, Nellie
of Delhi. were in town Saturday.
B. A. Loomis, Of La Mars, Missouri,
shipped car load of thorough bred |
HoIstein cattle from here Monday to
his home town, where he will hold an
auction sale. DR.. Ripple of Hopkin- |
ton inspected the herd and found that
there were two out of the herd OF %
that did not stand the test
Mrs. H. Guthormson and son, Harry, |
were in Dubuque, Friday about the
little boys eyes, which are quite bad. |
Lew Goranson and daughters. Alice
and Blanche, visited Mrs. Malmgren,
Thursday.
Mrs. Roy Fear and Mrs. Geo. Chase
were Manchester business callers, on