Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-15
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= NASAeot'
= Mrs. Stofford of Sumner was q
guest of Mrs. Hendee last week.
3. Mrs. Howard Smith of Manchester
visited Mrs Aylo Davis last Thurs
day.
Mr.. aEl Mrs. Eeatt.o Mexican Ct
| Canada were visitors the first Of The
week.
Mrs. McNeily and daush.sr. Mar
suerite CT Center junction were
guests OF Mrs. C. l.. Campbell ThLrs-
day.
!. Little new daughters are reported
at the homes of w. .R. Reeve and
Asa Green.
| Mr.. and Mrs Mcfarland and daugh
ter. Helen, were visitors from Win
throp last week.
Miss Clarissa Morrow retrrned
4 Saturday from Clermont.
I VIII Doolittle from Boulder, Colo.
made short visit to his mother the
first CT the week.
| Miss Gertrude Ballheim of Cedar
Rapids is a guest at the Wallace
home.
4 Mrs. Gearhart of Springville spent
Thursday with her mother. Mrs. Mer-
Ram.
! Miss lone Westcott returned from
Council Bluffs Monday.
Mr.. and Mira. Perkins and daughter.
/ MIS- Eentz, We're down from Delhi
for commencement
Miss Franc Earhart returned sat
urday from Sac City.
Mrs. Copeland and daughter Neva
from volga were here for the COM
mencement week Miss Neya ex-
poets to return to Lenox in the fall.
Miss Thillie Guthrie OF Marion was
In town last week.
Royo Jeffries visited for day or
two In Lamont.
Rev. and Mrs Ensign of Manchester
land Rev. and Mrs. Irvine of Jesup
were Visitors at the Greer home and
also took in commencement day.
Mrs, Hattie Furman of Delhi was a
guest OF her sisteT.AIrs. f. E., William
son, on Thursday.
| Mrs. Zimmerman, who has been
guest CT Mrs. Merriam left Friday ey-
ening for her home in Albion. Nebras,
ka.
Miss Jessie Ricketts, returned
home Friday evening from Aurora. IL
linois. where she has been teaching
music in Jennings seminary.
Mrs, John Hawthorne died at her
residence Friday evening at nine
O'Clock. She has been sufferer for
many years. Her husband died about
year and half ago.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Covenanter church will hold Its
convention in Hopkinton June Is and
16. 1t is their twenty-fifth anniver-
sary. The young peoples meeting
vii! be held at the same time A
number of delegates are expected
from other churches.
Mrs. II. C. Salisbury, who has been
visiting at R. G. Crawfords left satur-
day morning for her home in Cresco
DR.. w. B. Guthrie OF New York City
arrived in town Friday 30 visit his
father and sister.
Howard Anderson came home from
Iowa City on Saturday evening.
Prof. Sloan Wallace of Waterloo is
here for part of his vacation.
w. A. Robinson of Chicago made
his annual visit at commencement
He resided here in his boyhood days
and his father was the architect of |
the first college building.
Rev. w. B. Davis and wife OF Farley |
were guests at the home of Rev. and |
Mrs. Stevens last week.
Misses Nellie Pierce of Independ-
enes, Elsie VIM OF Quasqueton and
Sarah Agnew of Walker were visitors
commencement week.
Mrs. Harry Midltiff was guest of |
Mrs. W. H. Littlefield on Thursday
NUS. Filings came down from Man
chester Saturday evening to visit at
the r. A. Wallace home.
Arrangements have been made for
the pand 10 play ON the street every
week and the FIRST coneert was given
saturday evening.
Rev. George Tourtellos' wife and
llttle son arrived SATURDAY evening
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Tourtellot's.