Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-06-21


sister, Miss Leila Strane, who will
make an extended visit.
A little son was born to j. B
Hucker and wife last week.
Miss Myrtle Strane went to Marion
Tuesday to visit friends.
w. A. Hardy is here from Mon
tana for visit with his family.
M. Sweesy left Tuesday fol
Washington to spend the summer
with his sou.
A. l.. Barker and family visited
with Mr.. Minkler's family at the
County farm last Sunday.
F. d. Joseph and family are visit
ing relatives here from Des Moines,
where they now reside.
Miss Mal.de Joseph, who has been
two years in Manitou, Col, and Mrs
Lille Bretnal of Pueblo, arrived on
Tuesday evening to visit at the
Joseph home A family reunion was
held Wednesday and they had dinner
at the Philip Hotel of which TWEEN
ty partook.
Mrs. Smith of Ida county is visit.
ing Mrs. jenkins and other friends.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church cleared about SOS from the
alumni banquet which they served.
Misses Libbie and Anna Hucke
hae been spending several weeks
with their brother at Hazel Valley,
while his wife is in the hospital at
Rochester, MINI.
Carl Bernhard was visiting al,
home from Savanna, Illinois.
A number of delegates from Hop
kinton attended the Sabbath Schoo,
convention at Delhi on Wednesday
and report a very pleasant and
profitable meeting. Those who
went were Misses Cora Brooks and
Elsie Baker. Mrs. Jeffries, Mrs. C.
L. Campbell. Miss Nellie Campbell,
A. D. LeClere, Etuart Brokaw and
Milan Morton.
Mrs. Robb returned Tuesday from
two weeks visit in Illinois.
Mrs Thompson has returned from
"a wish with her daughter in Delaware
and he granddaughter. Pearl Fear,
came home with her for az visit.
Miss Beatrice Parkhill has been
notified that she has been elected to
a position in the public schools of
Clearfield, Pa.
Miss Nina Guthrie was a Man
chester visitor last Wednesday.
Miss Eva Keith left Monday even
ingi for Yankton, S. D., to visit her
aunt, Mrs. Barber, for several
weeks.
Milan Morton visited Friday and
Saturday In Manchester.
Mrs. B. B. Dighton of Written Wis
tied last week with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
F. Green.
Miss Lena Prideg went to- Man
chester Wednesday for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalonpka of Month
cello visited Mrs. Brady Tuesday.
The Hopkinton post office was) or
dered to count the pieces Of mail
during the month of May and they
numbered 52,913 and May is one OF
the highest months of the year for
this office.
Prof. Bridenthal has gone to
Lime Springs, where he will fill the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church for
the summer.
Charlie Kelson, who is now work
ing in Irvine factory in st. Paul,
Mimi, has been visiting his mother
Miss Luella Moves Of Stevens.
MINI, has been the guest Of Miss
Marian Bollman the past week.
Lawrence Doolittle has gone tt
Forrnan, N. D., to take UP work II
civil engineering for the summer.
Mrs. Edward Tourtellot came
from Ironwood. Mich, to visit at TN
home of S. ]. Tourtellot. She came
by way of Iowa City, where sh'
went to attend the graduation
her brother Howard from the stat
university.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Mexican lief
Wednesday for Jasper, Mimi. wher
they will spend several weeks at tn
home of their son, Rev. F. L. Mt
Kean.
A. w. Mcdonald and Ralph Miro
left Wednesday for Waterloo an
Mason City. A bankers conventlo
was in session at the later place.
H. e. Lewis has bought Jackso
auto for use in his livery business.
The funeral services of Mrs. MAJ
A. Woodward, whose death was no
ed last week, was held on Wednesdi
FROM the family residence. In ut
she came with her husband to Ho
kinton. which place has since bef
her home. Her husband died
1868, leaving >her with three smi
children. Sne WAS u NSsoueS.b '
faithful mother and kind al
charitable neighbor and an honore'
member of the Presbyterian chuN
She is survived by three childre
Mrs. Charlotte Shimeal OF lopez
Kansas, G. B. Woodward OF Dayto
Ohio, and Miss Florence Woodwa
Of Hopkinton. Her son was not al
to attend the funeral ON account
illness.
A very interesting meeting W
held in the Presbyterian church
Thursday when the golden 5ubil'
\ celebrating the fiftieth anniyersa
Il Of the organization of the Woma
4 Board of Foreign Missions. tc
n place. The time being unusually +
n orabld as three foreign missionar
b were visiting in town. In the art
u noon Mrs. Melrose and Mrs.