Manchester Democrat., 1910-05-04
Hopk.llNroN.


Congress now in session in that city.
HoPkINToN.
Miss Alice Dewald was an over Sur
kday visitor in Monticello. A
+ w. F.sGarvin was in Delhi IN last
Thursday. sts.3
Mrs. Fred Reeve" and little daugh.
ter visited in Monticello last week.
Miss Finleyson returned Saturday
from two weeks visit in Springville
Mrs. I'm. Dunlap, is in Cedar Rap.
ids for a,two weeks visit. ,ssss
{ Mrs. BPllman retuBned "Wednesday
from a visit of six months with her
daughter gin Virginial;a pssst
Miss Grace strane went tosa st,
Paul lasts week called there blythe
illness of cousin. .
Mrs. Owen Smith arrived wednes.
day from Missoula, Montana. to.visit
Mr.. David Smith and wife.
Floyd Bowen has moved into the
Brokaw house for the summer.
N. A. Gearhart expects to go to
Iowa City this week to consult an
cculist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson and two child
zen of Greeley visited at theho me Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. "a. Irish last week.
Little Ruth Brown is sick at the
home of Mr.. David Gearhart and q
nurse from Dubuque is caring for her
The Woman's Christian Temperate
Union held an interesting meeting al
the home of Mrs. Anderson last Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs
Dewald, j. L.. Davis, and Oscar Lew
is went to Cedar Rapids Tuesday te
attend the annual meeting Of the
Eastern Iowa I. o. o. F. lodge.
Earl Steyne returned to his homs
in Blairhllrg Monday after a two
weeks visit with his mother, Mrs
Butler.
Floyd Bowen has moved into the
Broawk house for the summer. He
sold his farm near Manchester.
Miss Pearl Dunlap went to 1ndepen
lfence last week to attend the inter
county spelling contest. She wo1
fourth place. 4
A. d. LeClere went to Mancheste
Tuesday on business connected witt
the county Sunday School convention
Mr.. Wasson of onslow was an owe
Sunday guest of viii and Belder
IDennison.
DIR. Stuhler and Miss Jessie War
necke of Monticello drove over Sur
day and were guests of Miss Nelli
Campbell.
Rev. McCuskey gave a very excel
lent temperance address Sabbath e,
ening in the Presbyterian churc
which was needed in Hopkinton evel
as the law is being eyaded.
Mrs. r. a. Wallace left for. Chics
go Friday evening and Mr.. Wallace
goes in this week to attend the Ma
tional convention of the Laymen's
Missionary Movement.
Miss Media Peets was down froI
Edgewood over Sunday to see he
grandparents who leave May 20 fc
Nashville for a couple of months viz
it with brother of Mr.. Wheeless.
| jamie Ricketts, and Belle Deshaw
of the High school were contestant
in the County, .Declamatory conte'
held in Manchester last Friday eve
ling. A number OF: boys Went on u
train and FIVE girls droNe under f
care of Miss Mullen. q d
1 The pupils of Miss Mett's room hs
a picnic Saturday down BY the river
Many ladies' Of the town are b
coming interested in civic improve
ment and special effort is ben
! made to IMPROVE Whitaker park. II
!. work is undertaken BY commit
5 of the Clio club OF which Mrs. Liyin
, ston is chairman. Exercises are ii
he 9held in The park May 9Th viii
-will be superintended BY Prof. Tyl'
!, Hardy rosta, shrubs ahd young tire
are asked for, to be set=out on tn
e day. and it is hoped. a good supl
!, will be given. The lots for the pa
d were left the town by Miss Whitai
!; and we'll cared for park adds mu
: to a town.
n The Missionary society of the Pr
/. byterian church meets Wednesday
= ternoon at the home of Mrs. Livi
Ill ston. Besides the program, repo
z will be given lby the delegates
es the Presbyterial meeting.
" Curtis and Charles Thing, are o'
aE ak ers of vacuum cleaner and are're
ly to do your house cleaning for you
sil| will clean carpets, rugs with out 7
+; ing them up also upholstered fur
l;Iture, These cleaners are certainl
= great help and save. much hard W
= beside doing the work more thoror
Il ri-- ".
rs A. B. Wheeless received word
- week of the death of his granada,
l. i; er, Mrs. Craig of Albion, Nebra
Mrs. Craig was the daughter OF
and Mrs. H. w. Reed, former 7
es dents Of Hopkinton and whose m
sr. m er died a short time ago.
CASTORIE