Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-12-28

| spectfve homes here: Merrill Smith,
Elmer Brockmeirer, Russell Lands,
and Harold Harris.
Miss Rosadel Taught is spending
| her vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Taught at Bethel. She
is teaching near Ames-
| MI. and Mrs. Cleve Harry are treas
uring a rather unusual holiday gift
at their home-a baby daughter. Con-
gratulations.
Miss Amelia Kirschbaum is having
q vacation from her school work at
Dingisville
Mrs. w. G. Erbe of McGregor is
here for the week assisting her moth
err, Mrs. ]. w. Bush, in preparations
for vacating the hotel, January End.
At that time. Mrs. Bush will move
into the NJ. E. Dittmer house in the
north part of town. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Manuel Wiltsie will take charge Of
the hotel. Their daughter, Miss Thel-
ma Wiltsie, arrived Saturday from
Ryegate, Montana. and will continue
her high school studies here.
John Funk spent Christmas and
several days following with his father,
r. B. Funk, at West Union.
EDGEWOOD
Mrs C. A. Hesner was caller in
Strawberry Point Friday afternoon.
The Edgewood School closed Fri
day for ten days vacation. The
Misses MCGEE and Keith spent their
vacation at their homes in Manchester
and Delhi.
Miss Jennie Robbins, one OF the
Des Moines teachers, came the last
of the week and.is guest in the Alger
home
Dan Sherman made business trip
to Strawberry Point the first of the
week.
, Mr.. Rob Fairweather was down from
/ Strawberry Point recently calling on
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Beohm autoed to
Greeley Friday.
Mr.. Brown was up from Manchester
last Wednesday calling on friends.
Neil and Clara Cooking are home
from Cedar Rapids for their Christ
mas vacation.
| Frank lawson was here from Wis
! consin the first of the week and spent
a few days in the Ed L. Noble home.
The little child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcel Perrinjacquet is quite i'll with
infantile paralysis. Nurse, Bertha
Putt is caring for it and the home is
under quarantine.
Miss Marie Putt, who teaches in
Littleport came home for Christmas.
c. S. Todd made business trip to
I Cedar Rapids the first Of the week.
Miss Ruth Forward came home from
Fairbanks for the holidays.
1 DR.. and Mrs. Jerry Dorman were
up from Manchester last Tuesday night
to attend banquet given by the Ma
sons, to their wives and Eastern Star.
Raymond Funk, who has been very
ill is on the road to recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Welterlen spent
Christmas with the latter's parents In
Oelwein.
Miss Laura Seward who teaches at
Maquoketa was home for her Christ
mas vacation.
Miss Mildred Wheeler visited friends
and relatives here recently.
Miss Irma Maxson spent Wednesday
with friends in Strawberry Point.
| Mrs. Julia Nading Of Dubuque is
! visiting her mother, Mrs. Lamphere
and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kuntz and son
Bernard Of Fayette and Mrs. Berry,
Funk and son, Robert of Buffalo Center
were Christmas guests in the Doc
Coolidge home.
Mrs. Chas. True, who Is in poor
health is not as well as usual, fact
her many friends are sorry to hear
/ Mr.. A. J. Eaton went down to An
amosa the last of the week to see his
wife who was operated on last Satur:
day. Mrs. Eaton seems to be as well
as could be expected.
Mr.. Jake Amling claims that wild
deer has been grazing around his
premises recently.
i Miss Martha Cooper, who entered the
! I. S. T. C. recently came home Wednes.
j day night. Misses Delight and Grace
Robson, who are also students al
j Cedar Falls are home for the Christ.
mas vacation.
] Veryl Madison, James Adams and
Ralph Boyer, Fayette Students came
home the last of the week.
4 Mr. Sylvan Bixby was up from Hop.
kinton last Tuesday on business.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mellen and Mrs
Belle Mellen spent Christmas in the
Sampson home in Fayette.
II Ralph Hammond came home Sat
urday morning from Waterloo for a
visit with his mother.
i Miss Nita Durfey came up from Man
chester Saturday morning
Il MI, and Mrs. R. c. Norris of Straw
berry Point spent Christmas with Mrs.
Breed and daughter.
j Martin Maggart is spending the Holt
days with his daughter, Mrs. Elva
Becker, and family at Oelwein.
The following men of the 1921 foot
ball squad of the c. C. s. were award
ed letters: Captain, Ray Bush, Har-
old Vessel. Donald Vessel, Ralph
Oldham, Burton Smith, Gilbert Brock
meier, Gilbert Barnhart, Richard Will
son, Calvin Bolsinger and Otto "Opens.
Individual honors for the season were
awarded to Calvin Bolsinger. The fol-
lowing were mentioned by coach Nit
chell as promising men for the squad
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