Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-12-22
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hester to attend the oratoricals con.
est.
DIR. H. Livingston attended the
Meeting Of the county Medical sAsso.
'iation at Manchester last Tuesday.
The marriage of Thomas Saunders
Ind Elizabeth Dewald took place at
he resluence OF the rriue's paren.s,
Mt. ana MIS-. FRANK Dewa.a last
at eleven O'Clock. The
was performed by Rev. a.
D. stevens, IN the presence .. TWEEN
ty-tlve gues,s, at the conc.us.on o.
wnlcn air paroook of the weualng uin-
ner.
j.. Il. Rogers visited with Hopkin-
ton frienas last week. he hau
Deen to Illinois to attend the funeral
OF his brother and was on his way
back to Lutner, Wyoming.
H. L.. Nam is preparing another
entertainment for the children. Mex,
weanesuay at 2:sO p. m. Santa Claus
and his wife will arrive at the store
in their sleigh and all children VINO
are present will be gwen canoy.
w. P. Lord lert Monday morn.n.
for visit to buffa.o.
Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Eentz AM
little daughter came down from Del.
nj Thursday to attend tue contest.
Mrs. Boston and daughter. Frances
left Wednesday, to spend The res
OF the winter IN Chicago.
Mrs. Emma Brown, who was visit
ing her relatives here lett last Tue.
day for her home in Aberdeen, s. l.
She very unfortunately was pass
enger on the train watch was wrecA
ed near Bayard, and had two RIB.
broken and one wrist crushed.
Miss Elsie Hatch Of Edgewood a.
tended the contest THURSDAY eve.
ing.
Aber LeClere' has taken the pc
sition in F. f. Reeds store in tn,
place of Will Edgar who expects t,
go to CANADA in the spring.
| Mrs. Wheeless and daughter, Ma
ell, left Monday evening for Pinol.
California; to spend the winter will
Fred Wheeless.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Irvine will be sorry to hear thu
their work at Jesup has been hindel
ed by the loss of the Presbyteria
church byf ire last week. Everythin
in 1t was also destroyed, two organ
land library and it means grea
deal to lose it all. The forme
church was also destroyed by fire.
would be wise to build the next on
Of brick.
Everybody, was startled by the fir
bell Friday evening. 1t did not pro,
serious but might have been. 1t hi
been long time since the fir
company has been called out. 1t di
no harm to test their engine and h,
drants.
j. q. Dunlap and his mother hav
decided to again become residents {
Hopkinton and have moved back I
the old home.
There will be Christmas trees wit
appropriate exercises in the Meth
dist and Presbyterian churches ne,
Friday evening.
1 A little son has arrived at til
home of Joe Kirkwood and wife
Perry. Iowa.
! The editor of The Leader liz
been enduring an attack Of tonsilit
this week, with patience we suppos,
4 Rev. r. @. McKeen of Salina, Kan
as sends word that another littl
son has arrived at their home.
4 Misses Vivian and Jessie Dumb
who have been teaching in Albio
arrived home Saturday to spend IL
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard of Edg
wood were over Sunday visitors .
the R. G. Brooks home.
Miss Pearl LeClere of Manchestt
S visiting relatives in town.
\ Mrs. w. A. Hardy and children r,
turned Tuesday from Montana whel
they have been spending sever
months.
Ray Anderson came home last we.
rom Parkville. Mo.
Prof. Sloan Wallace came fro.
4 Waterloo Saturday for the holidays
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ram atten
ID the oratorlcal contest Thursds
evening. MIR. Ram being one Of Ii
Judges.
4 Miss Maud Thompson. who grad
\ ted as nurse in Chicago last SUI
ner came home Monday morning fl
he holidays.
The remains Of Mrs. John Burdic
\ were brought from Cedar Rapie
where her death occurred on la.
Thursday and the funeral took pla<
hat day in the Methodist churcl
Mrs. Burdick was a daughter Of Mr.
Loop of South Hopkinton.
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