Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-06-08
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Miss Minnie Livingston of Center
junction visited her sister, Mrs. Nc
Donald over Sunday.
Mrs. Brundage and daughter were
in Monticello Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Gienapp was at home
over Sunday.
Mrs. Griffith of Greeley is visiting
her daughters, Mrs. Irish and Mrs. NJ
son.
Miss Mildred Williamson came up
Tuesday from Center Junction to
visit at A. McDonalds.
Miss Myrtle strane is at home from
Prairieburg where she has been teach
ing.
Rev. and Mrs. Foote, who hsl been
here to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Harper left Tuesday evening for
their home in Ottumwa.
Misses Vivian and Jessie Dunlap
returned Tuesday from Albion where
they have been teaching the past
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joostin and children
of Cedar Rapids visited a few days at
the :,ome of Herman Stoddard.
Miss Mary Neil and brother, Earl,
attended the Manchester high school
Commencement.
Mr.. and Mrs. South of Dubuque Wis
|ited a few days with their daughter,
Mrs. Sill.
Mrs. Sweesy went to Mason City
Tuesday where she receives treat
ment for cataract which she hopes
will restore her sight. Her daughter.
Mrs. Kirkwood accompanied her.
M. H. Macarthur, wife and baby OF
Davenport were up over Memorial
day.
Mrs. McAllister and children went
to Onslow Tuesday evening. Mrs. Nc
Allister returned Thursday. The child
rem will visit for some time with the
grandparents.
The Ladies' Missionary society o.
the Presbyterian church held Stheil
June meeting with Mrs. LeClere
About twenty-five were present.
i Mr.. Joe Kirkwood and family from
Perry visited home friends last week
| Shirley Reeve, wife and baby arrives
home Thursday evening from Lacony
Penn, for visit of several weeks
They have been absent two years ant
the old town was pleasant sight
to them.
Guy Bishop of Manchester and Mis-.
Hazel Keith of Oneida attended the
High school graduating exercises oil
"wednesday evening.
Mrs. Tibbitts and son, George lef
Saturday to visit for few days al
West Union with j. H. Cline ant
family.
| Hopkinton is receiving its share o:
visits from the aspirants for county
offices.
| The high school graduating exercis
es took place Wednesday evening a,
the Presbyterian church according te
the program given last week. There
was a large audience and at the clos'
a banquet was served in the base
ment at which about seventy-five
were served. The menu was: Banana
fluff, waters, Pressed Chicken, Rus
sian Salad, Olives, Pickles, Ice Cream
Angel Food Cake, Chocolate Cake, Cot
fee, Sailed Nuts. Prof. Tyler acted
as toast master. Mrs. Harold Stead
responded to the toast Then and
Now. Miss Maude Carhart, ways
and Means; Superintendent F. D
Joseph, q remember. perhaps there
are others who do also.) Curtis Thing
OF the class of 1910 responded to
Good times, bad times, and all times
pass over" This was the first ban
! quet of the high school alumni and
! was SO much enjoyed that it is likely
4 to be repeated yearly.
Memorial day was observed in a
FITTING way after the following pro
gram: Hopkinton Military band; A
\ procession of the public school child
rem and the remaining members of
i'the G. A. R. marched to the ceme-
1 tery and laid wreaths upon the graves
of the departed soldiers. Then they