Manchester Democrat., 1921-08-31
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Our school will open September st
with the following teachers: Mis-
Mlnihan, |, 2, 3, and 4 grades; Mis-
Dittmer of Manchester, and 6 grade
Miss Farmer Of Greeley. I and 8 grade
Max A. Wendt of Earlyille, 9 and i
grades.
Herman Zirtzman and family autoe,
to Dubuque Friday.
Lew Maxwell and family arrive,
home Thursday after ten days aut,
trip to Little Rock, Iowa, and Siou,
Falls, South Dakota where they visit
y ed relatives. = ~ z z 81 y
Effie Person returned to Oelweir
Friday after spending few days witt
her parents.
Among Manchester business callers
Thursday from here were Mr.. and Mrs
Ad Smith and daughter Josie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Paris, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
Davis, Herman Zirtzman and family
and Mrs. L. Raster.
Geo. Riley of Oelwein and OLAF
Person of Dundee drove down last
Wednesday night Mrs. Riley and chill
dren accompanied Mr. Reilly back to
Oelwein that same night.
Mrs. Will Macer of Clark, South
Dakota, visited relatives and friends
here the forepart Of the week.
Mr.. and Levi Raster spent Sunday
at the Claude Hindal home near Cree
ley
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Mortinson went
to Council Hill, ILL.,, Saturday to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Willie Beuda and
family they returned home Sunday
night.
Carl Larson and wife drove to
Waterloo Sunday.
Mrs. Aug. Johnson will entertain
the s. L. A. at her hime September
Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Mcconnell en-
joyed visit Sunday from their
daughters. Mrs. Ingles and family of
Bernard and Mrs Fred Wollcott and
family of Dubuque in the afternoon
they all drove to Wood Center and
visited at the Floyd and Fred Nelson
homes.
The Larkin Club was reorganized
at the meeting held Friday at Mrs.
p. Mortinson's.
~ Nr. and Mrs. Fred Petition of Man
chester called at the ]. NJ. Kingsley
home Friday.
Lew Davis and family were at the
Clemans home in Earlville Sunday,
their son Clair returned home with
them after a few weeks stay with
his grandparents.
John Ortberg spent Sunday in the
Pete Larson home.
! Tommy Davis and family attended I
the Monticello fair Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Weldon and Mrs.
Jack Jaeger and children drove to
the Olaf Manson home near Edge
wood Friday. Mrs. Jaeger and chill
dren remained for visit with her par
ents.
Mr.. Denure and sons Jack and Jesse
and daughter, Anna and Geo. Sugdeni
of near Delhi were at the Jim Cakes
home Sunday.
Walter Horton and lady friend Of
Central City was calling in town last
G. H. Pitcher and family and Mrs.
Williams were Manchester shoppers
Wednesday.
Geo. Davey and family of Earlville
were callers in town Saturday.
Any one wishing to spend day in
Chicago can do SO by taking advantage L,
OF the very low special fare OF SAILS
plus tax for round trip. from Dubuque
on Sunday, September 4, the excur-
sion train leaves Dubuque at 4:3O "A. !,
Ms and arrives III Chicago at 80 "A.
NJ. and does not leave Chicago until
10 P. M. therefore giving you nearly
II hours recreation in the big city. ,
Mr.. Max A. Wendt OF Earlvilie was
business caller In town Saturday. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Mussehl attended
The Monticello fair Thursday, then !
went to Langworthy where they visit d
I'd her brother, Pete Wollert return
ng home Saturday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weldon of Earl
lille were guests at the Mrs. J. Yeldon
lone Sunday evening. u
Mr.. and Mrs. L M. Barnes OF Delhi 4
rove up Sunday and accompanied Geo.
Sloan and family to Manchester where /
hey spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. i
Jesse Sloan. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Zarr were Manchester
hoppers Friday. y
Fred Bartlett, wife and daughter, at d
ended Monticello fair Thursday.
MRS. Jim Mcconnell was Delhi F
aller Thursday. =