Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-05-25

matron Of the Eastern Star wa
present at their regular meetinl
last week.
Joe Morrison of Lincoln. Nebraska
a representative of the fraternal or
ganization, Woodmen Of the World
was in town fo- few days last weel
MI. Morrison formerly lived at Sant
Spring.
Mrs. Matthews of Greeley visited
Mrs. Irish last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray Of Villas. S. d
visited Mr.. and Mrs. LeClere last
week. Mr.. Gray is brother of Mrs
LeClere.
Six more wolves were captured las,
week by Ernest Dunkle.
Communion services were held il
the Covenanter church on last Sab
bath morning. Preparatory service.
were held Friday and Saturday
Rev. R. @. 6Wylie, former pastor
was present to assist the pastor. He
preached Sabbath evening and also
on Monday morning.
Earl McKerg OF Monticello will
move to Hopkinton and engage ii
the work of painting and paper hang
ing.
Isaac Littlefield has had to re-
turn to the hospital for treatment
for his injured eye.
Howard Kirkwood came down from
Fayette Saturday evening.
Mrs. Matthew Wilson died at her
home near Buck Creek last Wednes.
day. Mrs. Wilson had been a great
sufferer with cancer for a long time.
The funeral took place at the Buck
Creek church Friday afternoon. Mrs,
Wilson is survived by her husband,
sixteen children. an aged mother
and number Of brothers and sisters,
G. s. Hogan Of Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, spent Saturday in town. He
was an old Lenox student in '6s and
-. & w
SO and wished to look over the old
building and campus again. He was
on his way abroad.
Mrs. John Chrystal of Minneapolis
came Friday morning to visit among
old friends. She was called to Ce-
dar Rapids by the illness Of her sis
ter. Mrs. Ferguson. She was accom-
panied to Hopklnton by her sister.
Mrs. Guthrie of Cedar Rapids.
Prof. Tyler is enjoying a visit from
his mother.
Mrs. Tyler entertained the House
Keepers club on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Maude Earhart arrived home
from her year Of teaching ON satur.
day evening.
The friends of Mrs. David Gear
hart. tr. will be sorry to learn Of her
serious condition at the hospital in
Dubuque.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alitz of Elkader Wis.
tied their aunt. Mrs. steen, last week,
Prof. Watson of Epworth occupied
the pulpit Of the Methodist church
last Sabbath.
There was a large audience at the
Presbyterian church Sabbath evening
when all of the congregations united
to listen to Rev. R. C. Wylin. who
was pastor Of the Covenanter church
In Hopkinton from "a to 's4. and he
gave a most excellent address from
Matt. BIT. Y
Prof. Tyler has resigned from his
position as principal Of the high
school to accept a similar one at
West Branch. 1t was with regret
that the school board accepted his
resignation, as he has been doing
good work here.
Next Sabbath morning Memorial
services will be held in the Presby.
terian church and in the evening will
be delivered the baccalaurate sermon
to the senic. class of the high school
We have not yet learned what ar
rangements have been made for the
observing of Memorial day.
A storm which was almost cloud
burst descended on us on Saturday
and washed out many gardens quite
badly.
MISS Helen Kirkwood arrived last
Saturday morning to visit for several
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Margaret
Merriam.