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

with her and left her slight toker
of remembrance.
Mrs. Ensign entertained the Clio
Club last Tuesday afternoon.
H. j. Dunlap and mother visited
last Saturday and Sunday with Ray
Dunlap and family near Masonville.
Mrs L. j. Ortman and daughter
Arlene were over Sunday visitors in
Lttleport. Mrs. E. L. Clifford and Mrs
Murriel Burns and little son who &C
companied them remained few days
longer.
Berkley Smith was so unfortunate
as to break his arm while roller skat-
ing.
MIR. and Mrs. Sims of Colesburg at
tended the basket ball game last
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Sims acted as
referee.
F. C. Reeve and Martin Steene at
tended the annual meeting of the Coun-
ty Telephone Co. last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Aitchison
were over from Cascade Wednesday
to attend the ball game.
The St. Ambrose team from Daven-
port won the ball game here Wednes-
day evening. ~
Quite number attended ]. B. Huck-
er's sale last Saturday. Mr.. Hucker
expects soon to move to town.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDonough gave a
party last Friday evening to cele-
brate the 21st birthday of their son
Charles. A delightful evening was spent
in games, music and dancing. At mid
night delicious refreshments were ser
we'd. Among the presents he received
was watch and chain with a Ma
dona locket containing a silver ros-
airy, which was presented by his par
ents. TAOb
ents. About thirty-five guests were
present.
Mis- Laura Chalder and nephew w.
Parkins of Dubuque are guests Of
Mrs. w. l.. Campbell.
The Northeast Aid Society group
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Marshall Neil.
The High school ball team went to
Greeley Friday evening to play game
which they lost.
The Mems Social Club with their
wives enjoyed a pleasant evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Ort
man last Thursday evening.
Mrs. David Johnson is quite i'll with
ic
her.
The Ladies Aid Society are rehears-
ing a play which is to be given next
Wednesday evening in the gym. The
title of the play is "The Hoptown
Choir" and promises to be full OF
amusement. There are three parts:
Act. /. The choir rehearsal; discord,
Act. 2. The Donation party, forte
climax and a crash.
Act. 3. The concert; harmony The cast
of characters are Beth Wood, step
daughter, Hezekiah Doolittle, Mrs. Do
Re-Me-Scales. Belinda Suix, Jessie
looms, Sallie Eta Pickle, Mandy Ham,
singer, Birdie Cackle, Grandma How
ltI, Ddohiui I'LL
Brown. The Widow Wood. Admission
Csc and 15c.
Mr. and Mrs Stephen Deshaw were
pleasantly surprised last Thursday !
evening when over forty of their
friends came in to congratulate them
IN their forty fifth wedding anniver-
sary. All of these years have been |
spent here among their friends who
lave shared with them both joys and
orrows, and who wish other ami
ersarys may be celebrated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Pierce and Mrs.
Vheeless were over from Sand Spring
aturday.
Miss Walker of Strawberry Point
nd Mr.. Sheppard have entered Lenox
ollege as new students.
Mr.. Royden and son Frank were
p from Scotch Grove, Saturday and
TENDED the ball game.
Owen Smith was here from Mon
ina, last week for brief visit with
is parents Mr.. and Mrs. David Smith.
The Southeast Aid Society group
leets this week with Miss Stamey.
An informal recital of music pupils
as given in the college chapel Tues
ay evening, in piano, voice and vio-
n.