Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-01-12
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E. B. Porter went to Ames last week
to attend state meeting of the Dairy
council.
DR.. Wintenburg, Harry Swinburne
Harvey Irmscher. Floyd Law and Ara
Sheppard attended an afternoon and
evening session OF the Mason Lodge
at Hopkinton last Tuesday.
Mrs. r. C. Perkins was an Earlyille
visitor last week Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Ryan and dangh-
ter Maud OF Manchester, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Sheldon and daughter Mildred
of Minnesota and Frank Massee OF
Nashua, were guests at H. w. Swim
burne's one day last week.
The Relief Corp officers were in
stalled last Friday afternoon by Mrs,
Barnes and were as follows: Presi-
dent, Ella Oehler, Sr. Vice. Pres. Min
ME Rimmer; Tres. Mary Stone; Sec,
Jessie Doolittle; Chaplain, Laura Full
Ter; Cond., Ollie Gleason; Assist. Cond.,
Bernice White; Guard, Rebecca Will
son; Assist Guard, Edith Powell;
Press Cor, Myrtle Barnes; Patriotic
Inst, Ida Corbin; Musician, Adeline
Wintenburg: LIST, c. B., Gladys Jones;
End. c. B., Pearl White: 3rd. c. b.,
Nellie Holtzman: 4th. C. b., Kate Mil
Ter. After the installation supper was
served. 4a
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Barnes went to
Strawberry Point, Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Barnes mother.
Ralph Smith came home from the
hospital at Anamosa Thursday. He is
gaining every day.
Mrs. Irving Smith and two sons
Howard and Doran OF Monte Vista,
Colorado, came Sunday for a visit with
her mother Mrs. Thorp and other rela-
tives in Delhi and vicinity.
Miss Thompson went to her home at
Monticello to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Jeffries has sister from Ill
inois visiting her.
Jay Reid and Jim Thorpe went to
Cedar Rapids Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Jones have a
daughter from Dakota visiting them.
Rev. L. w. Soule of Greeley spent
Friday night with his parents at this
place.
Mrs. Pearl Maxwell of Delaware at
tended w. r. C. installation Friday.
Miss Schnepp spent Sunday with
Cedar Rapids friends.
The ladies Auxiliary to the Ameri-
can Legion meets Wednesday after
noon January 10, at w. R. C. Hall.
The legion post will meet that evening.
Friday January Z, was J. w. Cor
bins S0th birthday. Some of his friends
helped him celebrate that evening;
among the number were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Cruise and children Of Earl
vile.
Bert Sherman of Waterloo was re-
cent guest at Geo. Oehlers.
Miss Elizabeth Burton has posi-
tion in the Omaha schols.
Anthony Schnittjer Of this place met
with a serious accident at Earlville
Saturday afternoon, while crossing the
track on main street, train hit the
car throwing Anthony about thirty
feet. He was badly cut and bruised
about the face but not seriously in
.jured. His Buick car was complete
wreck.
Miss Ellen Sherman of Anamosa
was guest of George Oehlers last
week.
Rev. and Mrs. w. W. Soule are
spending the week with relatives at
Brandon, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Stimson of Month
cello spent Sunday with Delhi friends.
The I. o. o. F. officers were in
stalld Saturday evening by d. D., G.
NJ Hartford of Hopkinton as follows:
N. B., Floyd Quart; V. g., Charles
Vesey; Tres, j. w. Swinburne; Fin.
Sec, A. A. Schmidt; Rec. Sec. J. w.
Hartman; Warden, D. F. Jones; Cond.,
C. G. White; /. G., Fl. Pierce; o. G.,
Frank Smith; R. s. to N G., ]. s.
Downs; L. s. to N. g. ]. P. Reid (: