Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-05-04
GREELEY

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Mrs. Robert johnson has been in
Davenport the past week caring for
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. e, Farwell and daugh-
tiers OF Manchester were visitors at
the B. E. FarwelI home Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Roberts of Missoula.
Montana, is visiting relatives in Gree
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Matthews en-
tertained company of relatives on
Sunday.
Messrs. and Mesdames v. E. and
Huse Dow were visitors at the Frank
Seger home, near Earlville, Sunday.
". e. Dow was a visitor in Hop
kinton, Saturday.
"A number OF members were taken
into the X. G. at Manchester last
week. Conrad Wulfekuhl was new
member from this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller and fam
lily were visitors at the Barney Wulfe-
kuhl home Sunday.
Carl Anderson was appointed town
clerk at recent meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs Barney Wulfekuhl arc
| to be congratulated on the many i'm
provements made on their farm home
lit is really a home OF beauty and con-
venience. 1t certainly does one good
to drive about the country and look
at the nice appearance of the farm
homes, new buildings, nice lawns, etc
Miss Mason entertained brother
and sister and another lady ant
gentleman friend of Center Point, last
Saturday and Sunday. They ate pic,
mic dinner at Bixby's park and sup
per at the log Cabin. Miss Fry was
also their guest.
| Miss Eva Sherman of Cedar Rapids
| is spending this week with her mother
The Epworth League will presen
a beautiful ported plant to the oldes'
mother attending church on Mothers
day.
Mrs. j. E. Beckner is at home af-
ter five months in Maynard.
Mrs. w. A. Brown spent several
days in Dubuque this week.
Miss Florence Odell is home from
Iowa City for ten days.
Chester Cole was in Greeley last
week. He has been inChicago for sew
leral weeks.
Miss Ethel Harris Of Mancheste,
spent Sunday with home folks.
Sanders, Mrs. Brandt and daughter
Beulah and e. E. Luense, wife anG
son drove to Dubuque Sunday.
j. C. Matthews and family and the
Misses Britton and Seyey were il
Manchester, Saturday
N. B. Glasscock is In Manhattan
Kansas, to spend the summer with
his daughter, Myrtle and expects to
go to the south with her daughter
Frankie, for the winter.
George Griffith was in Rochester
last week for an examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baker OF Barn
well, Wisconsin. were over Sunday
visitors at the Mrs. Goldsworthy home
VIM. Odell and wife and the Misses
Olive and Myrtle Armstrong, were
dinner guests at the Neal Slater home
Sunday.
Those who did not attend church
Sunday evening missed real treat,
when they did not hear Miss Beulah
Torrey sing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soule of Delhi, visited
their children In Greeley, Saturday.
F. H. Schenke believes in Spring
clean up. He is making vast improve
ments in his back lot.
Monday being the birthday anniver-
sary OF Mesdames George Griffith and
f. A. Irish OF Hopkinton the day was
observed with a dinner party at the
formers home Those present were
Mesdames King, Nelson, Irish of Hop
kinton and Mrs. Elsie Hoag and Mr..
and Mrs. John Griffith Of Greeley.
Mrs. Charles Hoag was Greeley
visitor Monday. Her husband is in the
east looking for a farm. he expects to
purchase one in New York.
Ray kellogg and family and Mrs.
A. Frentress were in Manchester last
Saturday.
A. E. Frentress and wife enter
tanned the Chas. Robinson family for
dinner, Sunday.
Fay and Lucille Taylor of Straw
berry Point visited relatives in Gree
ley, Friday and Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Stookey spent Sunday
with her parents.
D. Thomas and wife and F. B. Will
son and family of Manchester were