Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-12-28
who has been hurt yet so let's not get
excited. Keep your feet on the
ground!
GREELEY
last weeks letter.

last weeks letter.
Mrs. E A. Lewis was visitor a
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Thos
Bardtman Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Griffith hav
received box Of fruit from the Mar
CHAINS at Florida. Mrs. Marchan
writes that Marchie is thin, but doe
not say he is not we'll.
Messrs and Mesdames Sam and Es
Luense were in Manchester Tuesday
L..W. Soule returned Monday from
Des Moines, his father being we'll OF
the way to recovery.
A Christmas entertainment Is beine
prepared for Saturday, December q
at the NJ. e. Church. You are invited
]. p. Martindale was In Greeley the
first of the week.
Miss Otilia Fernandez is teaching
Spanish. She has ten scholars in
Greeley and is also teaching in Man
chester.
Mr.. and Mrs, F. w. Clute were in
Manchester Tuesday
Earl Brown and Robert Beohm are
in Des Moines with the intention OF
enlisting in the regular army. Earl
Brown is an old hand at the army
business. but 1t Is all new to Robert
BeOhm. We have an idea he will
wish for his home more than once
before three years expire.
Miss Freda Dieweld OF Waterloo.
a niece Of Alex Hackbarth was a
guest at his home Thursday night.
Miss Dieweld Is q nurse and expects
to sail for Germany. where she will
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. fireman Of Fayette
were over Sunday visitors at the home
OF their son.
Mesdames Phyllis Lpnghurst and
Carrie Tyrrell have been visiting in
Sioux City.
The officers Of the Auxiliary met
Wednesday night at the home OF Mrs.
Otto Ackmann to make their bylaws.
Mrs. O. A. Phillips was recent
visitor in Volga
Mr.. and Mrs. @. M. Taylor were
in Dubuque Friday.
Mrs. T. o. Lange has been suffering
with neuralgia.
Harold Hennessey Is working for
G. w. Griffith and attending school.
VIM. Crabb and son. Roy OF Aurora
were in Greeley Tuesday evening.
Frank Brock of Montana was in
Greeley over night, Monday, on his
way to Colesburg. where he will spend
the winter.
II you are not acquainted with the.
new dog law you better read up on
1t before January Is.
Miss Myrtle Armstrong has COM
pleted her studies in Cedar Rapids
and is again at the Democrat Office.
Mrs. Chauncey burlington Of Man
chester was guest at the home Of
her father, Chas. Carroll Monday.
Mrs. Polly Carroll who has been
visiting here for few days returned
to her home in Blancy, Michigan Mon
day. OF course she had to 80 back BY
the way OF Calmar and see the baby
Mack Bucks.
Charles Carroll Is visiting at the
home OK his son, Harry.
John Armstrong has written home
that he has been having the usual
aut0ist's trouble He twas struck in
Missouri Gumbo and run out OF gas ON
the first stage Of his journey.
Mrs. Jas. Cox Of Oneida was q guest
at the VIM. Hennessey home last week.
The Misses Hurd and Protzman were
at SIX o'clock dinner, BY
Mrs. fireman, Friday night.
Mrs. Williams is caring for Mrs.
Elias Faust.
The day Of the M. E. Bazaar was the
worst one recorded this year. 1t rained
al day and at night there were no
electric lights. But they finished their
work any way. Leave 1t to Ladies
Aid to do that. Lamps were borrowed
md We ate by lamplight. This was
a hardship that we didn't use to know
we had. The following amounts were
aiken in: Aprons $35.15. Fancy Work
'47.35: Candy, 1886; Handkerchiefs,