Manchester Democrat., 1921-03-23
DELAWARE

Mrs. J. w. Meader returned to her
home in Cedar Rapids Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Maxwell were
shopping in Dubuque Saturday.
Mrs. H. Waldo Of Edgewood pass
ed thru here Thursday evening en-
route home from Earlville where she
yisiter her sister Lillian Kahl.
Rev. and, Mrs. Stubs Of Earlville
were calling in town Friday.
Levi Kaster was business caller
in Dubuque Saturday.
Herman Zirtzman and family were
among the Manchester shoppers last
Saturday. ..
Ida Crosby and Mr.. and Mrs. l..
G. Kaster attended Eastern Star lodg
at Earlville Friday evening.
The Cemetery Society met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Malmgren election of officers were
held, president, Mrs. H. Guthormson,
vice president, Mrs. August Voelschow,
Corresponding secretary, Nettie Ball,
Secretary, Mrs. Mortinson, and Treas
urer, Mrs. Malmgren and Olaf Mich
olsen sexton. There was 1903. taken
in during the past year and $296.3l
paid out leaving $3.50 in the treasury.
Friends here extend sympathy to
Ross Davis and family in the loss
they sustained by the burning OF their
home, Friday morning, part OF the
household goods were saved. Thelr
kind neighbors and friends of their
neighborhood gathered together the
necessary furniture, etc., needed ana
J, M. Paris opened their house near
where Ross lived and are letting them
live in it until their home can be re-
built and Monday afternoon friends
here met at the Lew Davis home TAX
ing in clothing, dishes, cooking uten-
sils, ETC., for them.
Mariory Larson of Earlville spent
Saturday and Sunday with Leola Ben
da.
Walter Ortberg of Earlville visited
his father Wednesday.
Freda Grapes went to independence
Sunday to visit her husband.
Mrs. r. Davis Of Manchester was
calling in town Monday.
Mrs. E. T. Lain of Edgewood came
Friday evening to visit her neice Ida
Crosby. and Saturday her aunt Mrs.
T. w. Matthew of Earlville came up
and spent over Sunday with them ana
on Monday Mrs. Matthew returned
home and her sister Mrs. Lain ac-
companied her for few days Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Manson OF near
Edgewood spent Sunday with his SIS
ter Mrs. George Weldon and husband.
Mrs. Harry Utley of Manchester
spent Wednesday at the ]. M. Kings
ley home.
Harry Beddow and family of Du-
buaue are visiting at the Carl G1en-
app home.
Clark Davis went to Delhi, Mon
day evening to take violin lessons OF
Theo. Doolittle.
Miss c. Maurice a trained nurse
of Dubuque went thru to Greeley last
Wednesday on a professional call FOR
a few days. ,
Condr. w. C. Rollins formerly OF
this place was here Monday on work
train on c. NJ. & st. P. Ry.
e. G. Durey roadmaster and VIM.
Zukes, Hopkinton section foreman
was here Tuesday on tour OF IN
spection and took dinner at the Max
well house.
L. maxwell was Manchester
caller Tuesday.
Gene Mullen the line man was In
town Wednesday installing phones.
Margaret Carroll retured from Edge
wood Thursday evening ald went to
Oneida Monday.
Miss Newberry of Strawberry Folnt
was here Thursday and called on Mrs.
Geo. Sloan. ~. Sir
Carl Gienapp was a passenger 10
Oneida Wednesday.
Gladys Roloff returned to Edgewood
Monday.
Alvah Davis of Dubuque and sis
tiers Roberta and Emogene OF Man
chester visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamblin returned to
Hopkinton Saturday after vlsiting
their daughter Mrs. Leonard Steve.
Miss Lewis and brother OF Epworth
went thru to Fayette Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. Anderson OF Dubuque
were in town Saturday enroute to
Strawberry Point.
Mr.. Fisher of Edgewood was Du-
buque caller Saturday.
d. Otley of Dubuque Cracker Co.,
THE PNEUMONIA MONTH
March is a typical pneumonia month