Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-01-12
TRACEY & PLATT,
General Insurance
Real Estate and Loans.
11s N. Franklin Phone 22a
HONEY CREEK.

HONEY GREEN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Henderson visit
ed at the Beeman home in Manchester
Sunday.
Bert Acers formerly of Manchester
but now of Wisconsin visited couple
of days last week at the Ed Haliber
home. a &,
Mrs. Nicholas Lehman is visiting at
the Walter Lehman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barr and daug-
ter Helen were dinner guests at the
VIM. Martin home in Edgewood Sun
day.
VIM. DeVoss had nice pile of wood
sawed Oh Wednesday.
Mrs. James Nading visited with rela-
tives at Littleport couple Of days of
the past week.
Edward Smith Of Oelwein visited
Mrs. Sherman Smith and family on
Tuesday.
Earl Nading is assisting James
Barr in chopping his wood in the
timber near Strawberry Point.
Frank Whites little children have
been having very bad colds but are
getting better.
James Kelsey of Manchester was a
business caller in this vicinity Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. White and Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Puffett were Sunday
guests at the Walter Lehman home.
Francis Eyrett is home from visit
at Postville.
], VIM. Fox who has been Ill is some
better.
Morris Lamphers went to South
Dakota for visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Coykendall en-
tertained relatives from Monticello,
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Graesch visited
Tuesday at the Fred Everett home.
Charlie White returned home from
Postville.
Jesse Stephens was fortunate enough
to capture red fox in the timber
recently.
Harold Reinecke visited last week
with relatives at Gutenberg.
Mrs. Henry Berens returned from
Elkader; she had been to see her son
John who is recovering from an
operation at the hospital there.
L. C. Wareham who is in the Ana
mosa hospital is improving rapidly
reports say.
Edward Lang who had been visiting
at the E. e. Lang home returned to
Louisville. Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Phelps visited
over Sunday with friends in Fayette.
Miss Pearl Ludy returned to Alpha,
where she will resume her work as
teacher in Domestic science.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Flower of Ar
lington were recent guests at the M.
F. HARDWOOD home.
= Miss Anna Hennessey is quite i'll at
the present writing.
A wireless message came New
Years day to Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry
in Strawberry Point from their son
who is on ship in the South Ameri-
can waters extending greetings of the
day. Mr.. Henry is quite successful
wireless operator.
Mrs. Fannie Gilchrist was business
caller in Arlington Tuesday.
Arnold Baker has leased the Straw
berry Point grist mill and will keep
the mill running every day, and will
grind all kinds of feed. The new
proprietor asks for share of the
business of the community.
Senator and Mrs. B. W. Newberry OF
the Point, left Wednesday for Des
Moines where they will remain until
the adjournment of the State legisla-
ture.
H. c.. Ladage left recently for Ames
where he will remain for several
days. Mr.. Ladage is Secretary and
Treasurer of the Alumni Short Course
Association and while not only act.
ing as it's officer will give lectures
On butter making to the students and
buttermakers who attend the course
Mr.. Ladage few days befo, he Jeff
received notice from the ddges OF
butter that he had received first place
in Iowa for the best butter submitted
during the year and made from whole
milk.
Our heartfelt sympathy is extended
Mrs. Jessie Riddell in Strawberry
Point in the loss she has sustained in
the passing of her mother.
Jerry Hurley had the misfortune last
Monday to get the end of his right
thumb almost cut off in buzz saw
accident where he was saving some
timber near the Point and he went
to town and had the wound dressed.
The bone was cut through, but it is
though there is enough of the flesh
left that the parts will grow together.