Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-07-05
THE LOCAL news OF
DELAWARE COUNTY.
FROM Our REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
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Dyersville visitors, on Sunday.
DR.. Trevarthan has. decided to RI
main here and has rented rooms
in Hotel Hopkinton, where he vii
pra ctice dentistry.
Ed Crosier and sister. Miss Julia
Crosier, of Oakland, Nebraska, hav
been visiting-their sister. Mrs. c
F. Green. 1t is the first visit o
Mr.. Crosier for sc years.
Mrs. Irish and daughter Myrtle
took trip to Cedar Rapids in thei
auto last Wednesday.
Mrs. L4anders went to Cedar Rap
ids Mountaineering and returned OF
Tuesday accompanied by her sister
Miss Jessie Starrey, who has beer
in the hospital for an operation.
A little nine pound daughter was
born to DR.. and Mrs. Mason last
week.
4 DR.. W.. B. Guthrie arrived Monday
morning from New York. He hat
been a week in Burlington by tbs
way as, instructor in teachers in
5stitute. He has another book al
most ready for publication, A Rrie'
History of the American People,
and for which his friends predict
success but honors are not alone for
DR.. Guthrie, his, wife has earned
honors' of her own by having the
Masters Degree at Columbia univer-
sity conferred upon her in the de.
partment Of political science. Her
essay was upon the Organization
Of the French in Louisiana
The Dunlap family to the number
OF thirty held reunion and picnic
on the campus Thursday. Mr.
John Dunlap and family of Haze
Green. Mr.. Thomas Dunlap and
two daughters from Hazel Green
were here for the occasion.
The w. C. T. U. held its June
with Mrs Greenup at Clarke
Hall. The program was given by
young people. A reading by Miss Hell
en- Joseph, The court OF the last ap-
peal. A young girls Influence by Miss
Mary Robb. A solo by Miss Leila Nor
roH. The devotional services were led
by Mrs. Mary Wallace
Rev. S. ]. Johnson and family Left
Monday evening for their home in
Pennsylvania.
L. f. Pride was here Tuesday from.
Miss Ventura Plat is here for a
visit with her father and sister.
Mrs. w. R. Reeve and children re
turned Saturday from Van Horne
where she had been visiting relativ-
es.
Mrs. Emmalino Harris left Wednes
day for Castle Grove, after a visit
with her daughter she Wal go to
Lake Mills where she expects tc
spend the summer with a neice
S. p. Carter was a business caller
in Manchester Saturday.
Mrs. Hamilton and little daughter
left the last of the week for a visii
in the east. Rev. Hamilton accompan,
led her as far as Chicago.
Rev. II. A. Dalrymple of Maquoketa
visited his parents here las. week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Cramer are
making an extended visit in Ohio.
Mrs. Benedon and daughter OF
Ohio came Saturday
to visit with Rev. C. NJ. Rob
and family.
Miss Hazel Tibbitts went to Arlin.
gton Saturday to remain until after
the 4th of July.
Miss Clara Dupuy came down from
Jussup Saturday to visit Mrs. F. C.
Reeve.
The w. c. T. U. met Friday with
Mrs. Greenup at Clark Hall. The pro-
gram was given by the young people
Miss Helen Joseph gave a reading
The court OF the last appeal, Miss
Mary Robb had an essay on A young
girls Influence, Miss LEILA Morrow
sang a solo. We are glad to see the
young people interested in the great
work.
President Reed has again. started
out on his work for Lenox. He was in
Manchester and Independence last
week.
A. L. Barker arrived home Friday
morning for short visit with home
folks.
Miss Mable Westcott was an over
Sunday visitor at the home of her
parents.
Mrs. Nc lAllister and children lef.
Wednesday for Onslow where they
will visit for a week.
Mrs. Thorpe of Manchester was
an over Sunday visitor at the S. P.
Thorpe home.
Mrs. Clara Wiltsie and children
came down from Arlington the last
week to visit whit relatives.
Mr.. Davis from Marcus is visiting
at the home of Arthur Reed.
The Methodist ladies held an ICE
cream social on Mr.. Whippl's law
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Lewis was in Manchester OF
business Saturday.
DR.. Cummings was unfortunate t.
have one Of his horses drop dead OF
Saturday
Mrs. w. A. LeClere has been quit.
sick the past week.
Communion services will be he'll
in the Presbyterian church next Sal
bath with preparatory service Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson. who hav
been visiting at P. F. Westcott'
left for theri home in Council Bluff
Saturday evening. They were az