Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-05-11
LAKEWOOD

EDGEWOOD
The rest room Is now complete and
Mrs. Ida Noble has charge Of same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown brought the
remains Of their four year old son.
here from Laurel, Montana.
Prof. Ralph Boyer Of Marquette was
home over Sunday.
Mrs. Wheeler and little son autoed
here from Hopkinton Wednesday and
spent the day in the Lester Burgin
home.
81 Bert Appleton Of near Wood has
purchased the Frank Hawley farm.
Miss Laura Ackman Is now assist
Ing In the telephone office.
Mrs. e. Beohm came home Thursday
evening from Mason City where she
has been in the hospital for two
weeks.
Dr.. Hanson made q business trip
to Cedar Rapids last Tuesday.
Mrs. Blair returned to her home at
y Sand Springs Monday, having spent
q few days with her daughter.
Quite number OF the D. A. RS.
met in the home Of Miss Maggie Kirk
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Irve Chapman was down from
strawberry Point Thursday calling on
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Cooking autoed
ITO Manchester, Tuesday.
Or. and Mrs. Newman spent las.
week In Des Moines, where the DR..
was attending a dental convention.
Miss Ruby Pogue came home from
strawberry Point Tuesday evening,
\ where she had spent several days
with friends.
Miss Anna King visited friends here
recently.
Mrs. Caller and son, Mike visited
I In the Jim Caller home in Oelwein
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Borton Of Man
chester are parents Of daughter,
Betty Lou, who arrived on April 30.
Mrs. Eva Beckwith and sister. Mrs.
Noble were up from Greeley last
wednesday calling on friends.
Mrs. Harry Martin left last Tuesday
4 for indianapolis after her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wiley who had
not heard from their son, Henry for
8 two years, received a letter last week,
saying that he is in the navy and
stationed at Los Angeles. California.
The married people had another
I dance, Monday night, May 9th.
Mrs. Jones Is here from Onawa, Ia,
visiting her brother, Mr.. Will Mar
tin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hill were call
+ eds In Manchester Tuesday.
Clifford Barnes was down from
strawberry Point Friday on business,
Mrs. Doc Coolidge spent last Friday
In Dubuque.
Charles Tip autoed to Colesburg
Tuesday, after Mrs. Funk who Is here
s caring for Mr.. Irwin Madison who
remains about the same.
Chas. Todd was business caller
in Manchester Monday night.
Mr.. C. B. Madison made bust
ness trip to West Union the first OF
the week.
Mr.. Ephriam is now conducting q
clothing store In the Chas. Hesnel
building, next to Spain and Rose.
Mrs. Newman Simmons Of Straw
: berry Point was caller In town, on
Wednesday.
Claude Firman Of Elkader was in
town Friday.
Mr.. Ernest Perry from Waterloo
is here visiting his mother.
Mrs. Fred Peick ST., and Miss Paul
I inc Peick spent Saturday in Dubuque
Misses Ruby Pogue and Eva Shaw
were in Oneida Friday.
Fred Peick and his mother were
called to Littleport Friday morning
by the death Of Mr.. Curran, who Is
brother-in-law to Mr.. Fred Peicl
ST.. and also a father of Miss Hazel
Curran, one Of our former High School
teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Beohm and sor
Fred, were shopping in Manchester
Thursday.
George Pilkington made business
trip to Littleport, Friday.
Lou Arthur came home Friday morn.
ing from Anamosa, where he under
went an operation for appendicitis
Father Murtagh was in West Unior
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Walter Thyme who Is having
an attack of appendicitis, is reported
little better. Mrs. Thyme and chill
dren from volga were over to see hel
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Putt and Linus
and Marie autoed to Waucoma Satur
day. for visit in the c. Putt home
Miss Maggie Kirk and Mesdames
Ed. Putt and Ray Minkler were callers
Ia Manchester Friday.
Mrs. Beulah Glazier who is work
ing in Waterloo spent last week a
her home here.
LAST weeks letter.
Mrs. Dell Glazier and daughter Mona
spent last week in Dubuque.
Mrs. Brooks returned to her hom'
in Hopkinton the first of the week
The Misses Jean Alger, Dorca'