Manchester Democrat., 1921-08-17
DUNDEE

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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Cotton's daughter
from Anamosa is spending few,days
with them.
Howard Slick returned home from
New Hompton Saturday where he had
been spending his vacation with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Slick.
Irb Chamberlain and family We're
Manchester callers Saturday evening.
Miss Anna Bonnie Of Des Moines
is spending few days at the S. r.
Reynolds home.
The Sunday School board of the
Wesleyan Sunday School met Tues
day evening and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Supt.
H. F. Boil, assistant Sup. Chester
Colson. Cradel roll Sup. Marie Norris.
Sec. Floy Aimers, assistant, Eva Aim
ers. Treasurer, Mrs. Lydia Heyer. Or
ganist, Irene Heyer. Librarian, Glen
Pound, assistant, Ruben Cotton, Teach
ers for class l, Mrs. Boardman, q.
Mrs. First, 8. Mrs. Norris, 4. Mr.. Col
ton. 5. Mrs. Cotton, 6. Mrs. Dora Tober,
Z. George Pound.
Mrs. Lydia Heyer returned home
from Oelwein Thursday.
Mrs. Adolph Possehl and brother
Will Otterback attended the Woodman
picnic at Arlington.
x Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Smith spent
Friday with their daughter Mrs. Fred
Legg.
Duncan Slick met with slight ac-
cident Sunday; in turning corner his
car colided with car from Troy
Mills luckily none of the occupants of
either car were hurt, but slight dam
ages were done to both cars.
Ruth Cousins Of Arlington spent a
few days with her aunt Mrs. Earnest
Reynolds.
George Rickert and family of Ell
kader, Will Possehl and family OF
Mederville, Mrs. Elizabeth Possehl,
of Littleport. Lewis Otterbeck and fam
lily. Mrs. John Otterbeck, Herman OF
terbeck and wife OF Strawberry Point
and Miss Ella Stel of Edgewood spent
Sunday at the Adolph Possehl home
Mrs. J. H. Firman was Lamont
caller Thursday afternoon.
Ralph Meyen and Charles Zemanek
attended the ball game in Manchester
Sunday afternoon.
Fred Ahrens and two daughters were
callers at the Carl Ahrens home near
Coffins Grove Sunday.
Mrs. Annette Firman was shopping
in Manchester Friday.
Ben Nelson and family were Straw
berry Point callers Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Possehl and
two children, Will Otterbeck and Joe
Zemanek were Waterloo visitors Mon
day
= J. L. Gilbert was a Manchester
business visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Seward and
daughter Mrs. Harold Baxley and hus-
band of Miltonvale, Kans., are here
visiting relatives and friends at La
mont and Dundee. They came here by
the Ford route
There will be a supper served at
the Goldsburrough Hotel beginning at
5 o'clock p. M, and will serve until
all are satisfied. Proceeds will be for
the benefit of the Forestville cemetery.
Mrs. F. Meyer and daughter Esther
were guests at the Charles Grant home
in Manchester Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Taft of Richland
visited at the B. Aucut home Satur-
day.
Mesdames r. Smith, S. Woodson and
B. Nelson visited at the Wade Long
home at Pleasant Valley Wednesday.
8. McCarren, wife and daughter Jen-
ME of Manchester were guests at the
r. Smith home Tuesday.
Mrs. Ada Ives returned home from
Cedar Rapids Thursday where she had
been spending few days with her son
Wayne and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heyer and
daughter, Mrs. Ed Jennerjohn and
daughter visited Saturday and Sun
day at the Put Hatfield home in Man
chester.
Floyd Spangenberg of Lamont was