Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-08-31
..CoLEsBURG

Supl. M. n. oIIiS mas dIIiyeu lroHl
Bellevue to get in readiness for the
opening Of school next Monday, Sept
ember 5th. He is driving a new Nash
roadster.
The w. G. T. U. has called an i'm
portant business meeting for Wednes-
day afternoon, to be held with Mrs.
F. A. Grimes.
An adjournment session of the 4th
quarterly conference OF the NJ. E.
church will be held Monday evening,
September 10Th. DR.. A. b. Curran of
Fayette is expected to be present.
A party OF eleven Dubuque people
motored to Colesburg and attended
Sunday services at the NJ. E. church.
They were former parishioners Of Rev.
w, M. Lemen, when he was pastor OF
the Grandview Avenue NJ, e. church
and spent the remainder ofBthe day,
guests at the Lemen home
Mrs. B. e. Brown has gone to Des-
to attend the State Fair, and
while there will be the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Stone.
]. X. Bolsinger was at West Union
last week, conducting a refreshment
booth during the fair, This week he is
at Manchester for a like purpose.
DR.. and Mrs. C. F. Greene who are
here from Chicago "rusticating" were
given a surprise party Friday evening
at the DIR. M. E. Dittmer home. A right
jolly evening was spent with games
and refreshments.
Olive Hubbard returned to her home
In Waterloo Sunday, after spending
some time with relatives here.
Mrs. Winnie Laid was summoned
here from Oelwein the latter part
of the week on account of the critical
condition of her brother, Jos. Bush
Misses Martha Brockmeier and Elsie
Mitzner will take the training course
for nurses at Finley hospital, Dubuque
beginning September 14th.
A number OF relatives called upon
Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. Schwietert last
Wednesday evening to celebrate his
birthday and their wedding anniyer-
sary--the third. A fine time is re-
ported.
Oakley Stillinger will teach at Mill
vile the ensuing year. Miss Ruth
Brown at Osterdock. Miss Amelia
Kirschbaum at Dingisyille, Miss Opal
Brown in the Greglow district, Miss
Julia Mckinney near Volga City and
Edmund Birkholz at the Mound.
Mrs. August Gorkow and children of
Oneida were over Sunday visitors at
the A. F. Gorkow home, Mrs. P. NJ.
Phillips has returned from Garner,
where she spent her vacation and will
continue the church and school work
at Gorham the coming year. She at
tended services at the M. Il. church
Sunday, and was afterward guest
OF friends. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Phillips,
Miss Ruth and Ernest were also
among our Sunday guests Miss Ruth
will continue her studies at Cedar
Falls.
Mrs. Joel and children OF Lacrosse,
Wisconsin, are guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Kirschbaum, and
numerous other relatives.
A. L. Lands was given a surprise
party at his home Monday evening,
by way Of celebrating his birthday.
Games were played and refreshments
served. 1t was pleasurable evening
for all concerned with the possible
exception of the host
Ray Bush has been undergoing
siege OF bronchitis the past week
DIR. and Mrs. NJ r. Dittmer, DR.. and
Mrs. C. f. Greene and junior Greene
were calling on Manchester friends
Wednesday.
Miss Emma Chapman has returned
from a delightful auto trip to Aber-
deem and other South Dakota points.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Savage former
residents of this place have recently
moved from Aberdeen to Bradley,
where he is to have charge OF the
schools.
e. r. Wilson Of Chicago has come
to see his mother, Mrs. NJ. J. Wilson
who has been seriously i'll. At this time
her condition is a little more favor
able.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lands and
children, Virginia and Margaret OF In
dependence are guests Of friends and
relatives here at present.
Mrs. Bert Oldham and young son,
who recently submitted to operations
for appendicitis at Dubuque have SO
far recovered as to return home. Mr..
Oldham is in rather poor health as q
result of asthma.
Selden Bailey Gore. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. N. Gore, was born near Coles
burg, August 21st, 1879, and passed
ou,ov az Roico Tdaho August Stl.