Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-08-04

couple of days. Rev. Lockard was
the pastor of the NJ. q. church here
for four years.
Mrs. Chambers and daughter, Nan.
cy, have returned from their trim to
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks and daughter
Cora, went to Manchester Thursday
to attend the remaining days of the
Chautauqua.
Miss Tillie Guthrie returned last
week from IA visit to her sister in
Marion.
A broncho threw Andy Loop and
injured his shoulder SO badly that he
has been off his route for about three
weeks.
Leslie Shaw is working for Reeve
and Son.
I'd Riley is here from Minneapolis
visiting relatives.
Miss Mcintosh visited Wednesday
and Thursday in Manchester.
Mrs. Ida Pope of Langworthy Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Stoddard last
week.
Elliott Parkhill was a Monticell,
visitor Wednesday.
The Gossett barber shop has NOV.
ed to the rooms under the Hopkin
ton State Bank.
Miss Minnie 'rench spent Thurs
cay in Manchester
Mr. John McGlade has gone tc
Ohio to lend The rest sc the sl,f-
me, with a sister III nres den.
1,hl rogers came! f:.r. Scales
Mo nd where he went to see broth
er who was ill, and has been packing
the household goods of H. H. Wheel
ess for shipping to Luther, Wyoming
where Mr.. Wheeless expects to ope1
store and remain for a while tt
ascertain il the climate agrees witt
them. Mr.. Rogers expects to assis
him.
Peter Milroy went to Great Falls
Montana, last week on account O
the illness of his son, Will, with ty
phoid fever
Mrs. Kimbal and daughter of Cleal
Lake are visiting at ]. b. fuckers
just east of town.
Announcement has been made o
the marriage of Miss Bessie Isbell
and Mr.. Gregory c. Barr of Kansa!
City Miss Isbell grew to womanhoo,
in Hopkinton and had many friend
who wish her future happy one.
/ Anoth,r marriage has also BEEF
announced. That of Mr.. Owen Smitl
of Billings, Montana and Miss Ca
mile A. Jorgenson. MIR. Smith, VIII
is in the employ of the Billings Mu
tual Telephone Co. is son of Nj
ond Mrs. David Smith of Hopkinto
and is a graduate of Lenox college
May happiness and success be thei
lot in life.
Mrs. Lou Lang was here from Mont
cello to see her mother and sister be
fore they left for the west
i Mrs. Margaret Tibbitts, Mrs. Kat
Wheelock and Miss Thelma Tibbitt
left Tuesday morning for WallaWalls
| Washington, where they will yisi
at the home of j. E. Davis and wife
They also expect to visit the expo
sition.
Misses Emma and Frances Tobi
of Worthington were over Thursda
to see their aunt, Mrs. Will CAM
Ibell, who is still confined to her bee
lNIr. Kramer of Los Angeles, accomp;
MED them.
The w. G. T. U. met with Mrs.
e. Anderson Friday afternoon.
Miss Cora Ricketts, returned FIR
day evening from a three weeks vi.
it in Chicago.
!. Miss Hazel Keith visited frien
in independence last week.
Miss Mary Neil took the trai
here Saturday for Fairbank.
| Mr. and Mrs. David Gearhart, \
K. Gearhart and wife and Mrs. Davi
Gearhart jr. were at Worthington o
Thursday to attend the funeral c
their nephew, Mr.. William Gearhar
who died from an operation for al
pendicitis. 1.
| Mae Jn, lit n rn,sx
visited few days last week in Maj
chester at the home of Rev. Willial
Ensign.
Mrs. Aaron Loomis of Wyoming wa
an over Sunday visitor at the HON
of S. ] Toutellot.
Messrs. Rogers, Evans and Parl
hill and Misses Ricketts,, Parkhill an
Porter went by automobile to Mar
chester Saturday evening to Cha,
tauqua.
Miss Gertrude Reed was bitten b
dog last week, over which she fe
while playing.
The new bridge over the Moquol
eta will be commenced Monday.
temporary one will be built just bt
low where the old one stands, 70
present use.
| A socialist lecture was given b
MIR. I1lilisof Des Moines on the stree
Thursday evening, which was listel
ed to by. quite an audience.
i Rev. William Foote of Ottumwa
Sabbath school Missionary, preache
in the Presbyterian church in tn
morning and in the park in the e'
ening.