Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-04-20
GREELEY

GREELEY
Mrs. Johnson gave a party in honor
of her son Roberts eighth birthday,
Monday evening, about thirty were
present. All enjoyed themselves nice
". Master Robert received many nice
gifts A fine lunch was served and
the little ones all are glad they were
invited to help him celebrate
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Reisner and little
daughter Of Manchester were visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Will
. cox, for several days the past week.
Mrs. Henry Hilsenbeck visited rela-
tives near Edgewood last week.
George Kuhlman and family of
Colesburg were visitors at the home
Of the formers parents, Sunday.
Beulah Smith has been out of school
the past week on account Of chicken
pox.
Neal Slater and wife and baby spent
Sunday at the I. c. Odell home.
Mrs Roland was called to Van
Horn by the illness of her brother.
Miss Martha WEIGH Is working in
the new restaurant.
Lou Warren of Dubuque is a guest
al the VIM. WEIGH home.
e. l.. Farwell, wife and daughters
OF Manchester, visited at B. E. Far
wells Sunday afternoon.
John and Ben Odell were business
visitors in Garnavillo, Tuesday.
The carpenters are repairing the
porch at the VIM. Odell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. fireman who have been
spending the winter in Florida are
guests Of their son T. s. fireman and
wife.
Otto Ackman and wife and the Misses
Mason and Frye enjoyed a pleasure
trip Sunday after which they were
entertained for supper at the home
OF Mr.. Ackman's parents in Edgewood.
Mrs. T. R. Holbert departed Tues
day OF last week for Europe.
Mr.. Holbert accompanied her as far
as New City City.
F. B. Wilson was business visitor
IN Greeley, MONDAY.
Mrs. John Martin spent several
days of last week in Edgewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin, daughter
Beulah, the Misses Mary and Nellie
Johnson were in Edgewood Sunday
afternoon.
H. B. Cook was in Dubuque. last
Saturday.
hrs. VIM. Harris and daughter were
in Dubuque, Friday.
Mrs. George Griffith and Miss Va
ilita were in Manchester, Saturday.
Ed Lang and Mrs. Donna Taylor
OF Strawberry Point were at the
Fred Lang home for supper, Satur-
day.
Mrs. Tom Boardman and daughter
were Sunday visitors at the home OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lewis.
Mrs. Glen Sevey of Edgewood spent
Friday night with Mrs. yada Odell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Berens and
daughter of Wood were business
visitors in Greeley Monday evening.
Although Mr.. Berens is in the coun
try he makes an able competitor for
the adjoining town merchants.
Lem Harris is on the sick list.
Mrs. Robert Fishel and Miss Marion
Cole attended L. A. in Greeley last
Thursday Miss Marion is the youngest
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Cole, who
used to live in Greeley years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Cole are now dead and
the children, Florence ,Irvie and Ma
rion are in Kansas city, Mo.
George Strong writes from Seattle
that he met Louie Holbert and wife
in the lobby at the Hotel Imperial.
They had driven from Portland in
their car and were in Seattle on bust
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jennings of
Sioux City have been visiting at the
Roland Longhurst home.
Mrs. Johnson returned from Daven-
port, Thursday.
The instructor CT the O. e. s. will
be in Greeley Thursday afternoon and
evening. Initiation in the evening.
Regular meeting on Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Blanchard and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ludy of
Strawberry FONT we've visitors at the
John Lillibridge home, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mis- Art huffman of Edge
wood wer, over Sunday visitors at
the Herman Kuhlman home.
T. 8. Armstrong was business
visitor in Ccdar kapids last week.
Albert Springer is doing some blast
ing for August Gerts.
Miss Van.fa Griffith was in Fayette
to attend the ;,lble contest this week.
She WOE iii 81 in her class and con-
graduation a. e due hel.
VIM. Bia.iv of Manchester is visit
ing at Ii MAN 81 aIy home.
DIR. kr san,;ky vas called to Iowa
City by thr Illness oi mis- brother for
whom ii.ey hive lit &C lCpes of re-
cover
John Davis and family who are in
California are expected home about
the middle of June. They write they
made lis mile drive Sunday and Mr..
Sam Brandt accompanied them. They
attended the Iowa picnic and met
Mrs Emma Jones. Mrs. Eva Appleby
and Mrs. B, A. Baker.
Miss Vessel of Wood and NJ. Sander
were entertained for supper at the
L. A. Schneider home, Sunday eve
ming.
The Ladies Aid all day meeting was
was greatly appreciated. The debate
by Mesdames Frank Way and Sam