Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-06-23
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ter visited in Van Horne last week.
Miss Blanche Cummings went to
Fayette Thursday.
Mr.. Charles Root returned Monday
from an extended trip in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks, Mr.. Dunlap
and daughter, Vivian, Mr.. Strane and
Mr.. Dalrymple attended the reunion
of the 21st regiment held at Edge
wood on Wednesday and Thursday.
A half dozen or so OF ladies drove
out Wednesday to Hillside to visit
the campers.
Misses Luella LeClere, Leila Strane
and Dorothy Robb and Stewart Brok-
an and Dean Morgan were delegates
from the Presbyterian Sunday School
at the convention at Dundee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Keith of Delhi
visited relatives in town on Friday.
Mrs. Van Swearengen came down
from Strawberry Point Thursday eve
ening.
Cecil Ricketts, came Wednesday
IRON Huron, S. D. for couple of
weeks visit.
Rev. Stevens and wife attended the
commencement at Fayette last week
Isaac Hughes of Central City was
in town Thursday. He had been
attending the reunion of the 21st,
reg. at Edgewct ii VII ich he was a
member.
Rev. Ensign was down from Man
chester and assisted in the Ordina.
ton services of Rev. Harry Midkiff.
Edward Tourtellot returned Friday
night from Wisconsin University.
Miss Minnie Zench attended the
graduating exercises OF high school
Her brother William being one of the
cl. SIS.
Mr.. A. L. Barker and family, Mrs
Joseph and Miss Myra Joseph lef
Thursday for an automobile trip tt
Avon, Illinois.
/ j. d. McAllister was a Cedar Rap
ids visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boomhour left fol
onslow Friday night.
John Good arrived hme from Taos
N. NJ. last Wednesday. He expects
to return soon.
Mrs. Thomas Chambers and daugh
ter, Nancy, and son, George, left
Monday for trip to Kansas and Col
orado.
Announcements have been made Of
the marriage of Miss Nellie Steward
to George w. Stamp at Cedar Rapids
June 9Th Miss Steward is a niece
of Mrs. Livingston.
Mrs. Fred Barker left Thursday ev
ening for Manning, to attend the fu
neral of an uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lux returned
Thursday evening from their western
trip.
Mrs. f. M. Wheeler went to La
mont Thursday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Firman.
Russell Doolittle returned Saturday
from Rush Medical college ana F. W
Doolittle from Alton, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ingersol and little
daughter of Marion were over Sunday
visitors at the home of Norman Land
ers.
DR.. and Mrs. Hands are visiting re
atives in town this week.
Mr.. Loomis from Ohio, with his
wife and daughter, visited his aunt,
Mrs. S. j. Tourtellot. last Saturday.
| Mrs. Emma Main and two daugh.
tiers of Kalispel, Montana, are visit
ing relatives here.
A special meeting of the Dubuque
Presbytery was called last week to
examine, license and ordain Rev. Har.
ry Midkiff. The services were held
in the Presbyterian church Wednes-
day orning. DR.. Reed, as oderator,
had charge of the services. Rev. EN-
sign of Manchester was present and
gave the charge to the minister. Rev.
Midkiffs parents and sister were in
attendance.
Rev. Roy Porter and wife, who
have been visiting their parents went
to Fyaee Saturday to attend COM
mencement. Rev. Porter delivered
the annual address to the literary So
cieties, after which he will go to
Clermont where he has charge.
Ray Seneff and Miss Jessie Digh-
ton went to Manchester Monday and
were married by Rev. Ensign. Their
home will be in Wyoming where Mr..
seneff has charge of the Home Lum-
Der company
DR.. w. B. Guthrie has gone to Vim
ton where he will be one of the