Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-10-28
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Last Weeks Letter.

M, and Mrs. George Lang of S.
Sakotl are visiting at Henry Wheel
ass'A
Mr.. e. G. Smith of Yankton and
efiss Helen Kirkwood of Tyndal, S.
oak. are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Merriam, and brother, A. F. Kirkwood
Mrs. DR.. Gearhart and little daugh-
II OF Springville visited Wednesday
Nth Mrs. Merriam.
Mrs Emerancy Reeve returned
Wednesday from visit of severall
weeks in Van Horne.
Communion services were held in
- Presbyterian church Oct. 18th,
q which time twelve were received
into church membership.
Tia Clio club opened their fall
aAmlaign Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. Norman Landers. They take up
Ne study of Shakespeare the coming
vear
Ms Amsden of Van Horne made
q short visit at the G. 2. Reeve home
lnst Thursday.
q S. Barker of Monticello was in
bow, Friday.
Prof. Mcdonald, principal of the
High school, attended the teachers
association at Waterloo last Friday.
There was no school in his room on
hhat day.
Mss Nellie Campbell returned Wed
hestay from visiting in Monticello, o
oOr6 Junction and Maquoketa.
Ray. d. H. Coulter and son, Dr..
oaues Coulter of Kansas were in
town last week renewing old acquaint
nnces of many years ago. Rev. Coul-
Ser was at one time pastor of the
Covenanter church of this place and
came at this time to assist in the
Tall commission services held in that
chusch, Oct 18th.
/ ). l.. Lang and little son of Mon
Aceilo visited in town last week.
4 little boy was born to Mr. and
slra A. L. Barker October l4th.
Nr. and Mrs d. H. Late of Cedar
Rapids, Neb. who many years agt
resided here are visiting Mrs. S
lon,ton, Mrs. Tate being her sister
Il. and Mrs. j. S. Mcconnell ar
x1vei home Tuesday morning having
neen in the east for several months
Ehcsr many friends welcome then
hon.
: little son is reported at the home
e ebert Sharp and wife.
h esdames Chas. Hoag and Nelson
an children visited Saturday ant
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Irish.
lie funeral services of Mrs. Aman
II Fordham, who died Tuesday morn
lne took place Wednesday Afternoon
In the NJ. E. church Mrs. Fordhan
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Du.oe, who during their last year
0ee led in Hopkinton. Her husband
anG several brothers and sisters SUI
etyI her.
l.rs. F. G. Barker was in Chicag
Ssas,. week to purchase millinery good
Mis- Louise Prideg accompanied he
lecture was given Monday ever
ina in the Opera House by j. 5
FIc. rillis, socialist candidate for GOV
err r. A good sized audience wa
IA attendance. There were some VIII
ale socialists, some who were on tn
tense republicans and democrats, ais
on of curiosity few, who when
cc,- es to voting are classed with IL
let's and insane, viz. women.
hiss Elizabeth Carson has bee
rIr ing in Chicago for couple
I've, rs.
! rs. o. E. Meinzer has been sic
e, past week.
j RS. Morton was visiting her sol
Oh ). Norton, our station agent, la.
We k, also his sister Mrs. Helden an
Ae. husband and four children. The
went to Delhi Saturday where Nj
Helen will take charge of the d.
pct.
rs. A. G. Smith has been quit
Sic'r for two weeks.
lite extensive repairs are bein
no e on the Covenanter parsonage
lev. Stephens the new pastor {
she NJ. E. church preached Sabbat
snt ming and evening and will
one remove his family here.
rs. John Davis, who has been v
stjl her relatives and friends Il
pc raj weeks has returned to hi
hol .e at Walla Walla Wash.
Delosh has rented his farm an
Ok .cts to go to Nebraska.
eeve Smith of Marion visited We
ne, lay with relatives in town.
hiss Lucy Olmstead of Cedar Ra
- is visiting friends here.
FRS. Woodward and daughter, Flo
hn returned to Hopkinton Monda
1T have been living in Kansas f
til. past two years. There frien
IT. glad to welcome them home.
lev. Bindenberger and wife left f
ty r new home in Fayette last St
u ny.
j. rs. H. l.. Main and little son we
ov Sunday visitors In Monticello.
lie youngest child of Mr.. and MI
81 Kirkwood has been quite Sit
&c week.
rs. AL Olmstead of Monticello vi
it, in town Wednesday.
CLARK Howard went to Des Moin
&c meet his wife and they return
Ncnday evening.
IS. w. L. Campbell and niece M
Vol went to independence Thursd
70 7isit relatives
+. and Mrs. NJ. H. Macarthur ha
returned to their home in Davenpo
after months visit with their pf
hn.s and other relatives.
Viii Hopkins has moved into t
West house in the eastern part