Manchester Democrat., 1921-11-02
COLESRURG

The Chicago Concert Duo was greet
ed by large crowd Wednesday eve
| ming, when Misses Beryl Coppernoll
and Garnett Sackett appeared in a
program of music, reading and sketch
| eS.
Mr.. and Mrs, P. Bristol were at
Manchester recently to see their friend
George Link. On the homeward trip,
they called upon friends at Oneida
and Greeley.
L. ]. Strader spent the weekend
with home-folks in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Woeste are
rejoicing over the advent of their
irst-born-a son-born October 9th,
long life and good success to the young
man.
DR.. M. E. Dittmer has been in Chi
cago the past week in attendance up
on medical meeting at which an
eminent physician and surg con from
the East was present.
The Brown Cemetery Association
will hold their annual meeting at the
NJ. E. Church basement Saturday of
this week, November 5th. Dinner will
be served and all are invited to come
and enjoy a square meal, at the same
time, aid worthy cause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Noonan Of
Manchester were calling upon friends
in town and vicinity Friday.
Miss Louisa Bristol, who has beet
i'll for more than week, is some
what better at this writing. Her sis
ter, Mrs. I. P. Gates of Edgewood,
has been caring for her the past week.
Leavitt Bristol is gradually recoy-
ering from his recent illness.
The Colesburg High School foot
ballteam went to Earlville Friday for
a game with the High School team
of that place. On account Of the rain
and consequent slippery grid, only
one half of the game was played.
Colesburg won easily-score $50. A
large number of rooters accompanied
Prof. Mitchell and the eleven to Earl
vile.
Supt. M. H. Sims attended Masonic
convention held at Clinton last week.
Mrs. l.. w. Maxwell and daughter
Elinor were up from Turkey River
recently to spend few days with
friends.
Mrs. Ella Hammond is able to sit
up part of each day.
Mrs. G. F.. Potts is ill, suffering
from the effects of severe cold.
Bad colds seem to be quite prevalent
hereabout just now.
Chester Shaffer and Lowell Schenke
spent the weekend with relatives at
Earlville.
Fred Knee was at home from Oel-
vein to spend Sunday with his friends.
A Halloween Hunt was held Fri
day evening under the auspices of the
Epworth League, and proved to be
lot of fun for the youngsters and some
of the older ones as well.
w. d. Moreland, who is attending
the Iowa State University came home
from Iowa City for the weekend.
J. L. Prentice and L. H. Smith were
Key City callers, Thursday.
Miss Emily Ridenour is very poorly
at this time. The many friends Of
this good woman will regret to learn
of her continued illness.
Miss Erna Evers was hostess to her
girl friends at a Halloween party
Friday evening and right merry time
is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Landis plan to
60 to Cedad Rapids this week to at
tend convention of creamerymen.
James Haven went to Iowa City
Monday where he is receiving radium
treatment for sore on his face. Said
treatment is proving highly beneficial.
Mrs. j. X. Bolsinger continues to
improve steadily, and it is thought
she can be brought home in another
week
The Kings Heralds m 1t Monday af-
ternoon after school for an hour Of
play and recreation. Lunch was
served.