Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-01
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Little Miss Mary Carter had
party last Thursday afternoon. Tween
ty little people helped her celebrat,
her fifth birthday and very happ!
time they had.
Stanley Trevarthan came dow
from Waterloo Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Simons o
Delhi were visitors Tuesday at thu
home of Mrs. Harris.
A. L. Barker, Will Reeve, F. A
Irish and Frank Barnes went to Ons
low Tuesday.
Rev. Stevens visited at Edgewoot
last Thursday.
Mrs. E. O. Thompson and Mrs
Winch went to Delaware last weel
to visit at the home of Mrs. Fear
Some of our young people attended
the entertainment at the Buck Creel
school and report fine time.
Judge Doolittle and wife were call
ers in town on Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Brazleton Of Coggor
visited her sister, Mrs. Frank Tesal
last week.
Rev. s. T. Foster and B. NJ. Fergu-
son left Tuesday evening for Winono
Lake, Indiana. to attend the annual
meeting Of the Covenanter Synod.
Miss Della Hill Of Columbus juno.
ton is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ar.
thur Reed.
Walter Place has been to Missouri,
to look after his farm there. He re-
rrned Thursday morning.
r. E. Strane returned Friday morn.
Ing from st. Paul where he had been
'alled by the death Of nephew.
The w. C. T. U. held an interesting
meeting at the home of Mrs. Hill.
They have discovered that there is
something doing" even in a town
which has no open saloons.
Miss Cora Ricketts, left Wednes-
day evening for Evanston to attend
commencement and win also visit
with her sister, Jessie at Aurora be-
lore her return.
The junior class Of the high school
entertained the seniors and teachers
Friday evening at the home OF Miss
Winona Cummings and all enjoyed
an exceedingly pleasant evening.
Mrs. Frank Doan and Miss Louise
Prideg visited last week at Marion
with Mrs. Doan's sister, Mrs. Fred
Williams.
Mr.. Barker of Monticello spent Sat
urday in town.
Frank Brooks and his mother wen:
to Edgewood Saturday.
The Clio Club closed their season
with picnic supper at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Wilson and the
gentlemen were invited to participate
In the festivities. The new officers
elected for the coming year, Presi.
dent, Mrs. Doolittle. vice president
Mrs. s. T. Wilson. secretary. Mrs. w.
s. Beels and treasurer, Mrs. F. L.
Doan
Dave Franklin was here from Mon.
ticello Saturday.
Rev. Stevens will deliver the an.
nual commencement sermon at ED.
worth Seminary June 5th.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mccutchen thinner
man arrived Saturday morning from
Albion. Nebraska, to visit at the
home of Mrs. Merriam. Mrs. thinner
man was a resident of Hopkinton in
her girlhood and as it is number OF
years since she went away, will no
doubt see many changes in the old
home town.
William Littlefield arrived home tn,
first Of the week from two months
stay with his daughter in Virginia.
Next Tuesday evening the pupils o,
Mrs. Earhart's room will give their
promotion excuses in the opera
house. These entertainments ALWAYS
draw full houses as every one loves
to hear the little folks.
Bert Salisbury of Cresco was an oy
er Sunday visitor at the home of r,
g. Crawford and wife.
Mrs. John Horsch OF Lincoln. Ne.
braska, visited friends in town and
vicinity last week.
The Delhi ball team played with the
Hopkinton boys last Saturday.
Next Wednesday evening the grad
uating exercises Of the senior class
Of the Hopkinton High school will be
held in the Presbyterian church. Their,
are five members and the program
is as follows:
Glass March-Ruth Whipple.
Invocation-Rev. ]. w. ParkhiI.
The White Plague-Merle X. Reed.
Lincoln. The Administrator -Edn
Launders.
Thou Shalt Not Kill-Mabel Keith.
Music Male Quartet
The Ride That Saved Ofegon-cul
tbs Thing.
A Practical Education-Maud Da,
is.
Presentation of diplomas Pro
Tyler.
Music-A. G. Martin.
Benediction-Rev. A. D. Stevens
The first alumni banquet will b
served in the basement of the churc
at the close, of the services.
II The sermon to this class was give
in the Presbyterian church on las
Sabbath evening by Rev. Robb past
of the church and was most he'll
, ful practical address.
. Last Wednesday occurred the deaf
Of Mrs. Julia Harper at the home
her son George in Hopkinton. ST
had been great sufferer for montl