Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-02-23
GREELEY

A nelSlDOrnOOQ party was nelQ a
the home of Frank Schilling, Frida!
night. The usual good time was hat
by all present.
John Luense and wife were in Man
chester Friday. Mrs. Luense is doctor,
ing with chiropractic.
Mrs. Hatch of Oneida is guess
of Mrs. Ray kellogg.
Mrs. John Schechtman Jr. is quite
i'll.
DR.. Kresensky accompanied Henry
Schilling to Iowa City Saturday where
the latter underwent an operation or
Sunday and is getting along nicely.
A number of Greeley people attend
ed the dance at Manchester, Friday
night
Miss Esther Vessel of Strawberry
Point spent Sunday at the Herman
kaufman home.
A farewell party was held for Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Thomas, Friday night.
They will move to the old Noble farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Martin of Edge
wood spent Sunday at the John Mar
tin home. -,
Miss Ethel Harris of Manchester,
visited at the home Of her brother
Arthur, Sunday.
The children of Gus Dorl have been
confined to their home with chicken
box.
Mrs. fireman was in Waterloo, last
Saturday.
DR.. Jacobs of Colesburg was buried
at that place Sunday afternoon. DR..
Jacobs was well known dentist
and the last of family.
Mrs. Basquin is quite i'll.
Bert Brown of Oelwein visited his
parents from Thursday until Sun
day.
Fred Parkins and children Of Earl
VILE were visitors at Frank Miller's
Saturday. r.
Harry Culbertson and family visited
at the Culbertson home, Sunday. Mrs.
Emma Culbertson accompanied them
home for visit.
Miss Nettie Lash was an over Sun
flay visitor at the Claude Culbertson
home in Thorpe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Mcneil of Dyers-
VILE were over Sunday visitors at the
j. Edmund's. home
Sheriff L. e. Pride of Manchester
was in Greeley, Tuesday.
Misses Mason, Frye and Cooley were
dinned guests at the Otto Ackman
home, Sunday. Together with Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Ackman they were supper
guests at the Ackman parental home
in Edgewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mcmahon attend
ed sale at Colesburg Friday.
Mrs. McMahon's father Roger Hogan
who suffered a stroke OF paralysis
while visiting in Dubuque some time
ago is at his home in Colesburg. he
is much better but still has to walk
with the aid Of cane.
Mr., and Mrs. Chauncey burlington
and son of Manchester, visited, at the
G. O. Miller home, Sunday.
Mrs. J. Baker writes to Mrs. l.. M.
Armstrong that they have organized
a new o. E. S. Chapter in Moore
haven, Florida. Mrs. Grin Baker Is
their Worthy Matron; the lodge has
held one meeting.
Cecil Armstrong is working for the
Welterlen garage in Edgewood, ne Is
attending the Ford dealers convention
at Waterloo this week.
Erie Sherman was in Waucoma the
week to buy ice.
A number of ladies surprised Mrs.
Joe Schneider on Thursday afternoon
with a picnic dinner. Several nice
presents were presented to her.
DR.. w. A. w. Kresensky and family
and Miss Nellie Odell were dinner
guests at the VIM. Odell home, Thurs
day.
The Democrat readers will be glad
to know that George Griffith is i'm
proving.
Miss Margaret Richards visited in
Manchester over Sunday.
Miss Florence Odell came home from
Iowa City to stay few months.
The Misses Mason and Fry were
shopping in Dubuque, Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas George Of Sioux City
spent several days Of last week Win
Miss Martha Kuhlman.
Mrs. Gladys Thomas-Allen came last
Thursday evening for visit with reia-
tives and friends.
w. r. Richards was in Greeley,
Saturday.
John Hockaday and wife and Mrs.
]. C. Matthews were in Manchester
Saturday.
Mrs. e. J. Kreumpel is under the
doctors care.
At a meeting of the Ladies ceme-
terry association, Mrs. John Lillibridge
was elected to hold the office OF Treas
urer until the next term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huse Dow and son
were entertained at the Robert john
son home for dinner, Sunday.
F. M. Matthews was a business visi-
tor in Cedar Rapids last Friday.
At the game Greeley VS. Hopkinton
Friday night Arthur Hackbarth was
badly injured. DR.. Kresensky accom-
panied him to Manchester Sunday,
where an X-Ray was taken and 1t
was found that one of the bones in
his leg was broken. He will be out