Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-04-07
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visitor with relatives in Greeley this
week.
F. B. Doolittle, and son, Capt. Doo-
little, OF Delhi, were in Greeley, Tues
day.
Dick Lands and little son, Of Month
celle were over Sunday visitors at the
home Of the formers mother
Mrs. w. A. Brown was called to Dur
buque, this week, by the illness Of her
daughter, Mrs. Lou Richter.
Miss Combs is working for Mrs. w.
A. w Kresensky.
Henry Waters is having his barn
made into garage.
Mesdames Noble, Beckwith and
Matthews were in Strawberry Point,
Friday.
Mrs. Gus Fisher, Of Manchester,
spent two days at the w. r. Crabb
home, last week.
John Hockaday sold his dwelling
house to Howard Clark,
John Farmer and wife spent Sum
day night with their daughter at the
old farm home.
Mrs. Bernard Fitzpatrick has nearly
500 baby chicks. Who can beat the
record.
The Ladies Aid will meet at the
church Thursday, Mesdames Harry
schneider, Ed Leunse. Will s. Odell.
Josie Brandt, and Otto Ackman will
serve lunch. rs
Frank Miller was in Dubuque. Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Robson re-
turned to their home in White Fish.
Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Beardsley have
returned to their home in Montana.
Mrs. William Crabb spent Thursday
and Friday In Aurora
P. F. Bancroft has been visiting In
Delhi.
Elias Barger has been numbered
among the sick the past week.
Mrs. Joe Schneider suffered q slight
stroke, Sunday. Her daughter, Mrs.
ALI Tfbbott is caring for her.
Mrs. Crumpacker Is expected from
California this week, to live with her
aunt, Mrs. L. g. Clute. who will move
into her new home soon.
Rev. Soule took hike to the woods
with his Boy Scouts, Monday evening.
Regular meeting Of the D. Of R.,
April 10. Picnic supper. Come out
and enjoy yourself.
The birthday club met with Mrs.
Gus Clute, Tuesday afternoon. Re-
freshments we're served and all had
an enjoyable time. Mrs. Clute was
presented with a purse Of money
Thos. Bardtman was q business Wis
itor In Manchester. one day last week.
The Catholic ladies met on Tuesday
to clean the church.
DR.. Bradley Of Manchester, was cali
ed in council for Mrs. Opal Mcneil.
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Marcham have
started for Iowa, and expect to spend
Easter in Waterloo.
Mrs. A. b. Holbert and mother, Mrs.
]. Baker are expected home from CAL
ifornia this week.
Little Eleanor Bradley, five years
old, who has been spending the win
4a.-~saA kr.-ena 4Grss T. 9. OAsAI, rs-
turned to her home in Chicago. satur-
day. making the trip alone, under the
conductors care.
Henry Neiman. of Manchester, was
q business visitor in Greeley. Tues
day.
Mrs. VIM. Ingles is moving her
household goods into the rooms up-
stairs in the house occupied by Floyd
Nelson.
Mrs. Herbert Frental Of Battle
Creek. Mich, and Miss Fern Conn who
is attending school at Vinton, were
guests Of their sister, Mrs. Soule, this
week
Rev. soule was in Cedar Rapids on
Tuesday.
The Birthday club met with Mrs.
Otto Ackman, last Thursday. The
day was not very favorable, but a
goodly numder were in attendance,
and all were glad they braved the
rain.
Mrs. James Fowler, Of Edgewood,
and Mrs. Rhoda Williams Of Manches-
ter, were in Greeley. Friday to see
their neice, Mrs. Opal Edmunds-Mc-
Neil, who still remains quite i'll.
Mrs. Harry Sherman is spending the
week in Manchester, sewing for the R.
ID. Graham family.
Mrs. w. A. Lang was in Strawberry
Poin, Monday.
Mrs. w. S. Odell was in Straw
berry Point, Monday, to attend the
burial OF cousin, who died in Colo
RADIO, and was brought back to the
former place for interment.