Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-08-25
GREELEY.


ways been willing and active worker.
Carl Anderson was in Waterloo, on
Saturday.
B. j. Robbins and wife, of Lewiston,
Montana, are visiting relatives and
friends, in this vicinity.
Or. Kresensky and family and Mrs.
Johnson and children of Iowa City and
Miss Nellie Odell ate supper at the
Fish Hatchery, Sunday evening.
Lincoln Odell and Ike Davis re-
turned from their auto trip, Monday
evening.
Rev. Martin of the Presbyterian
church, at Bushnell, ILL.,, are guests Of
the Cobb family this week The form
er spoke in the Methodist church, Sun
day.
w. S. Odell and wife, and Lon Gull
bertson and I. c. Odell were in Laus-
ing, Friday, returning Saturday.
Ed Luense and family and L. A.
Schneider and family drove to Keo-
kuk, Tuesday.
w "A. Hindal has sold his house to
Jack Williams
Mrs Carrie Lang has purchased the
G. L. Baker house.
Fred Lang was in West Liberty over
Sunday.
Emil Ihm and family of Guttenburg,
spent Sunday at the fireman home.
Miss Harriet, the domestic science
teacher, was guest at the fireman
home, Saturday.
Lester Pilgrim and family and Miss
Nellie Clute drove to Wisconsin last
week, to visit at the Don Pilgrim
home.
Mrs, Phillis Longhurst and Mrs.
Carrie Tyrrell are visiting in New
York, and expect to go to Canada be-
fore they return.
Mrs. T. B. Armstrong and wife were
in Cedar Rapids this week to secure
rooms for the latter, while attending
school.
Mrs. 7. B. Armstrong entertained a
niece last week.
Mrs. /. C. Odell's sister and neice re-
turned to Chicago. last Wednesday.
Mrs. Kesensky Is entertaining her
sister, Mrs Johnson, and two children.
VIM. Cornwell, wife and younger
sons. visited In Cassville, Wisconsin,
last week.
Messrs and Mesdames v. E. and H.
A. Dow visited at the Seger home, near
Earlville, Sunday evening.
Lawrence Lillibridge is spending q
vacation with home folk.
Rev. Soule is entertaining his Ia
Their.
Mrs. Sutera is in Dubuque, and has
had one operation and as soon as she
regains strength, in about three weeks.
will undergo another one. Mr. SUI
terra is spending part Of the time with
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Thomas, son Char
les, Mr.. and Mrs. Means and Mrs. John
Thomas were Sunday guests at the E,
L. Sherman home.
The reading circle will meet with
Mrs. Beckwith this week. Mrs. B.
A. Sherman is the leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Krider, Of Cedar
Rapids, were Sunday visitors at the
B. A. Sherman home.
Miss Eva Sherman, Of Cedar Rapids,
is spending her vacation with home
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed License and son.
Donald eW4EA 1as;;r,fnuay :
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holthaus and
son, Howard, drove to Mt. Vernon.
Tuesday, to spend few days with the
Hunter family.
Mrs. John Carol Of Michigan, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck, Of Waterloo. are
guests Of Greeley relatives. Mrs.
Buck will be better remembered as
Miss Floy Carol.
DR.. w. A. w. Kresensky has been
appointed examiner for U. s. Public
Health Bureau for Delaware, part Of
Dubuque and Clayton counties.
Mrs. s. B. Sloan entertained the old
soldiers of this vicinity In honor OF
her husbands S0th birthday, Satur-
day. The ones present were James
Fowler, e. L. Sweet, Al Hosier and
Chas. Sarrol. The house and lawn
were decorated with flags. All en-
joyed fine dinner. The time was
spent with music and in telling stories
OF the long ago.
Chas. elite and family visiter in
Dundee, Sunday.
Miss Margaret Sickles expects to
return to Washington, D. c., Sunday
W. ]. Wroughton and wife and Mrs.
Melissa Clnte attended church In
Manchester, Sunday morning.
Miss Myrtle Armstrong Is at home
Tor vacation.
Alice Johnson visited at the Fred
Burgin home in Edgewood, last week.
Belle Burgin returned with her Tor q
visit.
Mesdames Ed Fisher and Elmer VIII
coz spent last Wednesday in Edge
wood.
The eighth annual reunion OF the
Culbertson families was held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Culbert-
SON. Sunday, August IL. The usual
good time was enjoyed by all present,
and the tables fairly groaned with all
the good things the good cooks knew
how to prepare, and as each one was
irving to do a little better than usual,
and the best they knew how, you can
imagine the result. Over seventy were
present. The only guests outside the
relatives being Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Barr, Fred Bair and family and Mrs.
Rilla Sheldon, Of Manchester.
On Tuesday evening the friends ana
neighbors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Art Hindai
met at the home of Mrs. ]. M. Lilii-
bridge, and gave them farewell sur