Manchester Democrat., 1921-06-15

new field September 1St. Mrs. Inman
leaves Red Oak the first of next week
4 to spend the summer months with
relatives in Spencer, Ohio.
4
GREELEY.
John Knospe and wife and two chill
dren from near Osterdock visited at
the Gus Dorl home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Massey will move to
Oneida when school starts as Mr..
| Massey has been engaged as janitor o.
| the Oneida Consolidated school. Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Priem have rented
Mr.. Massey's home in Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Priem were
callers in Greeley Saturday enroute to
Wisconsin.
Will s. Odell and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. /. C. Odell were in Volga on Sar-
urday and in Strawberry Point FRI
day.
Mesdames F. w. Clute, Robb Jehn-
son, Will Retherford, Geo. Binning,
Fred Kruger and Miss Martha Kuhl-
man served luncheon at the NJ. E. Aid
Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Odell was calling on
friends in Colesburg Saturday.
Mrs. Sam Barger and baby from La
vina, Montana, are visiting relatives in
Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lod Schneider and
family have moved onto. a farm near
MasonviIIe.
Lucille Armstrong, who has been Wis
siting her sister Olive, came Monday
to spend the summer with her father.
Mrs. Joe Schneider is sick
Mrs. John Ray OF Minnesota is here
Nto care for her daughter, Mrs. Roe
Clute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Port Hartsough of
Oelwein and Mrs. John Ray were din
ner guests at the Carl Anderson home
Saturday.
Miss Margaret Richards was in
Edgewood Monday.
Ed Kuhlman and Mr.. Lytell Of Man
chester were visitors at Fl. KuhIman's
Sunday evening.
Arthur Hackbarth is spending
week in Chicago.
The Barger and Holthaus families
enjoyed a picnic on Elk Sunday.
Clarence Kuhlman is working in
T. O. Lang's restaurant.
A. E. Frentress and wife drove to
Cedar Rapids Sunday.
Harley Wilcox and family of Man
chester were visitors at the Ed Fisher
home Sunday
Born to Elmer Wilcox and wife, on
Sunday, June 5th, a ten pound boy.
Married at Manchester, May 25th,
Mr.. Clarence Binning and Miss Cath
crime K.Brady, Rev. Beatty officiating.
The bride and groom are both well
known and highly respected young
folks Of this vicinity and are rcceiv-
ing the congratulations OF their many
friends. They will live on one Of the
farms owned by E. ]. Kreumple.
Thos. Hogan of Strawberry Point
was business visitor in Greeley last
Wednesday evening.
A new sidewalk is being laid IN
front of the lumber Office, mill and on
the north side of Schenke's store.
Mrs. Rhinehammer came from Fay
cite Friday, called by the Illness Of
her daughter, Mrs. s. Smith
Mrs. e. L. Sweet and e. Farw ell
were dinner guests at the B. e. Far
we'll home Wednesday.
the funeral of Philip Henry Friday.
Mrs. Hugh Weir and Mrs. Ed Fisher
were in Strawberry Point Saturday.
The interior of the bank is being
re-decorated.
Walter Long and family were guests
at the Evlon Hunt home Sunday.
Messrs and Mesdames v. Z. and
H. A. Dow were callers at the Walter
Long home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Martin aad
sons of Elkader were recent visitors
at the John Martin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. fireman are spending
a week in Fayette. Mr.. fireman will
go to Dakota where he will have
charge of Chautauqua company.
Fred Schenke, wife and daughter
spent Sunday with relatives in Coles
burg.
E. L. Sweet was in Waterloo last
week and will attend a state reunion
OF the G. A. r. at that place this wSek
This is also reunion Of Mr. Sweet
regiment. Mrs. Sweet accompanied
him. Mrs. E. J. Tyrrell is keeping
house for them during their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Ludy and Charles
Blanchard, wife and sons Of Straw
berry Point were visitors at the ]. M.
Lillibridge home Sunday
Mrs. Herman Kuhlman and Miss
Martha entertained company Of lit
tie folks in honor of Helen's birthday
Saturday.
Chas. Carroll and l. z. Hosier are
attending the Old Soldiers reunion ia
Waterloo fhic waok
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis and father,
S. Brandt, were guests at the VIII
Odell home Monday. Mr.. Brandt is
looking fine and says he has nat had
sick day during his trip to and from
California and while he was there.
Mrs. G.. o. Miller is home from
Ryan. You just ought to hear her
talk about that grandson.
Otto Ackmann and wife drove to
Wood Sunday to get acquainted with |
their new nephew born to Mr.. and |
Mrs. Herman Acknan, Saturday, May
4th.
Frank Miller, wife and children and |
Mrs. John Farmer were in Manches-
ter Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Tilesl |
June 9Th. son.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Roe Clute,
Monday, June 9Th, son.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Wat at |
Saturday, May 2Sth, son.
Miss Marguerite Farmer has CON-
pleted teachers course at Fayette
and is home for vacation. She will
teach the coming school year at Dela-
ware.
Mrs. VIM. Odell is enjoying new
porch swing.
Perry Rulon and wife were guests
1t the VIM. Odell nome Monday.