Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-12-29

friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Tobie and
daughter. Zala, of Earlville, spent
Christmas here with Mrs. c. A.
Tobie.
HoPKiNToN.
All trains late every day. Any go
ing anywhere needs to start day
ahead to be sure of making connec-
tons.
Mrs. ]. ]. Dunlap and two little
daughters arrived from their home
in Red Lodge, Montana, last Tues
day evening to spend the holidays
with her many relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irish went to Greeley
Tuesday to attend the funeral of j.
D.. Michaels.
Frank Locher of Monticello was ir
town Monday.
Bert Barker has returned homo
from his trip to New Mexico.
Prof. Mcdonald, who was the high
school principal for two years stol
ped off on his way home from AM
Arbor.
Miss lone Westcott is at home
from Council Bluffs for the holiday
Mrs. Dillon and two daughters, Yer
tura and Ruth left Thursday for a
weeks visit in Dubuque
Mrs. Fred Williamson, with three
children came down last week from
Minneapolis to visit her father, Jaco
Plat, and F. E. Williamson and fam
lily.
I Mrs. McAllister and children went
Thursday to Onslow to spend Christ
mas time at the old home.
Miss Myrtle Stanger and Miss
Comstock, teachers in Delhi wer,
were in town Friday.
Miss Clarissa Morrow is at hons
for vacation from Clermont where
she is teaching.
Mrs. Ida Craft and son. Merritt o
Mt. Vernon are visiting at ]. It. VIII
,on's.
Stanley Trevarthan is there from
Waterloo for his Christmas vacation
The Leader only served half
loaf" last week which was bette
chan none. The behind time eve
ate accommodation" train faile,
% bring the weekly budget on time.
Frank Mather of indie pendence an
Thomas Mather-of Closter. Nebraska
we're in town last week, to see thei
sister, Mrs. W. L. CAM bell, who ha
zen i'll for several months but i
-ow able to be up aga in.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Crawford wen
to Dubuque Friday to make a Chris
mas and over Sunday visit with DR.
e. r. Jackson and family. Mrs. Cray
ord being sister Of Or. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reed were su
..rlsed last Saturday by over sixt.
.eighbors and friends corning in t
assist them in celebrating thei
.wenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
Will Kirkwood has been sick wit.
.onsilitis but is reported better.
Miss Nettie Mullen went up t
.reeley on Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Ricketts, returned HON
wednesday evening from Aurora, II.
where she has been teaching niusic.
Mrs. D. G.. Macintosh and tw'
daughters came Wednesday evenm
from Storm Lake to spend the hol
Jays with Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. McCol
.ell.
A pleasant home coming is bein
enjoyed at Mrs. Sophia johnson
his week. All of her children vii
oe there. They are oh. q John
son and Mrs. Margaret Chambers o
Hopkinton, Mrs. Mary Collins OF. AS
cot, Iowa. Mrs. Martha Hutton o
Lincoln, sNeb, Mrs. Ella Williamson
II West Union, and Rev. John John
son Of Blanchard, Iowa, and Rev
samuel Johnson Of Sparta. ILL., ]
viii without doubt be very eA'
loyable occasion.
Mrs. Doolittle and son LaWranc
went to Delhi Thursday to be pres
ent at the celebrating of the SAT-
birthday of Judge F. B. Doolittle. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Parrot %
Monticello spent Christmas will
H. L. Main and wife.
Fred Barker returned the last o
the week from several months spenr
in Taos. New Mexico. He and his
family went to strawberry Point Sat.
urday for a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Johnson OF
Anamosa and r., D. Joseph and fam
lily of Manchester spent Christmas
at the Joseph. home.
Rev. Harold Anderson came home
cTludy from davenport.
DR.. G. u. Merriam of Chicago ant
Mrs. Gearhart and children of Spring.
vile spent Christmas with Mrs.
Margaret Merriam.
Ted Tourtellot and Elliott Parkhill
are at home for few days vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blanchard re.
turned from Chicago Christmas morn.
ing and remained over. Sunday at the
Brooks home.
Miss Maud Earhart came Friday
from State Center and FRANC, from
Sac City for the holiday vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Lang and little son
If Monticello visited relatives here