Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-06
THE LOCAL news OF
DELAWARE COUNTY
FROM our REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
sHoPkInToN.

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Monday.
Miss, Rehecca Lattner Of Duluq,
is visiting here.
Misses Frances Foston and Jess.
Eager went to Wadena, Wedne Stay.
Mrs. Dillon has been visiting i
+. Cedar Rapids.
Miss Llella LeClcra left Friday 70
South Dakota, where she will agai
teach.
Ralph Wallace .of Chicago is vi
iting relatives in town and vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. iohl Saunders hay
been in Chicago tie past W elk
Clyde Dooittle ha; Eeen IN attend
ance in Fl. l.. Ma.n's}shce store dur
ing his absence at tie State Fair
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Johnson. Mr.
and Mrs. Lew Bet MIR. AMI Mrs ]
J. kirkwood. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl
Griffith. r. A. and U. NJ. Wa'lac'
were also among those who n:tendc,
the State Fair.
Mrs. Helen Joseph lsf. the LIST O.
the week for Des No'nes to yisi
her son Frank and family
+. X. Barnes and ]. d. Nor a
now have charge of he opera no, &c.
Mrs r. 6. Crawford and daughter
\ Mrs. o. T.. Nc nzar. Mrs. McCone,,
Mrs. Ricketts, and Mrs. Hooking were
L q DIR ~ Mur
chester a couple CT days during fair
week.
Miss Beatrice Parkhill left Tues,
day for Claarf ED, PenIsyl sania
where she has position in tn
public schools for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Brooks arriv-
ed home the middle Of last wsel
from an extended trip through Was :
ington to the Goes. and home by tn
way of the Yellowstone Park.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Whaeless an
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Davis sled
several days in Ryan at the home
of S. S. Spuires, who is a brother CT
the ladies.
A. l.. Barker came home Monday
morning from New York and lef
Tuesday evening accompanied by
his wife rlnd little son for New Mex.
leo.
Mrs. Frank Doan and little son
visited in Marion last week.
Miss Media PEGS has gone to
Twin Falls. Idaho, where she viii
teach during the coming year.
Sixty tickets were sold at this sta
ton for the Anamosa fair.
The relatives and trends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Milroy to tn,
number of about seventy-fivd CAV.
them surprise last Friday, the day
being their. Goth wedding anniversary
They enjoyed pi4nic dinner on The
lawn and a set OF chinawaFe an,
other gifts were presented TO them
About dozen young people came
up from Springville Friday morning
and had a picnic on the college camp
us. They were joined by number
Of young folks from town and very
enjoyable day was had. Miss Mazi
who accompanied the pics
nicers remained over fora longer Wis
it.
Word has been received Of the
death of Joseph Guthrie, which took
place at his home in Marion Wednes-
day morning firm an illness Of ov-
er a years duration. He lived for
some, years in Hopkinton but moved
to Mar,on about five years ago. He
was. soldier in the Civil war, be
longing tdCompany B. OF the 4th
Iowa Cavalry. He is survived by
his wife and three daughters, Mrs.
Blanchard of Omaha and Mrs. F.
NJ. Syack and Miss Title Guthrie of
Marion, also two brothers, one at
Grand Island and one at Hay Springs
Nebraska, and a sis err at Mitchel,
South Nakota. who were all present
at the funeral which took place at
2 p. m. Saturday at the residence OF
f. NJ. Svmxk. he G. A. r Pos. had
charge of the services.
Miss Bess'e Heath left Wednesday
evening for Cas.ana, where she
will teach the coming year.
Miss Mae Dunlap entertained a
l,<lia nG1n
ternoon from 3 to 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank IRISH Left on
Friday evening for a trip to M;chi-
gan.
Mrs. Best and dau2 h er are moving
into that part of the Griffith house
which was vacated, by Prof. Knuth.
The Hopkinton tall team played
at Monticello Wednesday and lost the
game the score being 5 to 1. They
also were beaten at Manchester on
Friday to l. They have won every
other game this se9snn and losing
only two is not bed record.
Rev. and Mrs. Parkhill and chi
dren returned last week from Win
ona, Indiana. where they hive been
for several weeks.
Miss Della willard will begin Mon
day as principal of the High school
at Delaware.
Misses Cora and Jesse Ricketts,
and Miss Ruth King went to indie
.pendence Saturday to enjoy a few
days outing at the Wilson co tage up
the river.
Mrs. Margaret: Pol!m.n returned
Saturday from Williamsburg, V rsin-
la, where she had been for four
months with her daughter, Mrs. Res
sic Baldwin.
Miss Franc Earsart let Friday
evening for Storm Lake.