Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-08-23
Il The LOCAL NEWS OF
DELAWARE COUNTY
FROM our REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
HopkInroN.

for Waterloo.
Rev. T. j. Hamilton returned from
an eastern trip Friday morning. Mrs
Hamilton will not be home until sep
TENDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hill and Mr..
and Mrs. Robb went to Ryan Tues
day morning, returning home wed
ssnesday.
5s3# Mrs. Hooking has been quite SICK
the past week.
Mrs Oehler Of Dyersville anc her
sister, Mrs. Galyean OF Albion Ne
braska. were over Sunday VISITORS
with D. G. Oehler and wife
M Mrs. Mary Beels Of Jesup mas
Mean visiting her son, w. S. Beels,
4 Of. the Leader.
Mrs Appleby Of Portland, Oregon
visited her neice. Mrs 4. IRISH
on Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Robb entertained TWEEN
tv.five Of her young friends at a
birthday party last Monday.
otis Smith and John D. Sh'tH
took a business trip to Clear Lake
" last week.
.,y Dr.. u. r. Guthrie was out from
Dubuque Friday to see his father ana ',
sister. 81
MI and Mrs. Morton ard son
:M;,an leave Tuesday for visit in
tho western part Of the state.
Mrs. W. b. Wheeless and daush'
ter. Mrs. w. P. Lord visited reis''
lives in Dyersyille last week.
The Hopkinton bah team playeo
80 ~ the apicnic at Worthington on las'
Wednes day and won the game -
" they viii! also play Monday WIN
wyoming boys on Che home GROUNDS
and hope to win again.
Two long stock trains passed
& through here Sunday from the / q
D. division on account OF bad WASH
outs on its line.
Jaw Marshall who lived here
number Of years ago, is visiting NJ.
relatives in this vicinity He nov
lives in Battle Creek, Michigan.
Jimmie Kirkwood has gone e
Canada to visit and also to see the
country.
The merry go round for the Har
vest Home arrived Friday and was was
.ret ttrction for children as
it began running Saturday evening
2 and also Monday evening and liar
vest Home Day.
A. II. Reed has returned mons
from the Battle Creek sanatarl'im
where he has been for a month. rs
is much better than when he went.
Mrs. Harold Stead came iron
Louisiana last week to visit hel
mother, Mrs. Charity Thompson
who expects to move to Manchestei
this week.
Miss Crandall Of Des Moines IS
visiting Mrs. A. L. Martin
Henry Loop came from Ananlc les
Friday, where lie had been WorKlns
for the last seven weeks.
A little daughter Of Charles Vesey
n was 50 unfortunate as to fail ana
break her arm.
Miss Wilma Cline Of Marion has
been visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Main and MT.
and Mrs. Ed Hucker went to CASCADE
Thursday.
Miss Lila Duncan of Cedar Rapids
has been visiting her grandmother,
L. Mrs. Loop, in South Hopkinton.
Howard Anderson was an o'el
Sunday visitor in town.
Mrs. and Mrs John Schlick OF
Worthington visited Mrs w L.
Campbell Friday.
Frances Coyle of Monticello spent
part Of last week visiting her aunt
Mrs f. F. Main.
Mrs. Martha Hutton, with her Nv
children, arrived Saturday mornins
to visit her mother Mrs. Sophla
Johnson. She is on her way iron
The east to her home in Lincoln, NC
braska.
Miss Mae Dunlap came home sat
1rEIy 1UOrIlN5 lIOll A<oi III
for a few weeks vacation.
The annual Harvest Home is ad'
vertsed for Tuesday and we nope
the weather will not interfere with
the extensive plans which have Deef
made to have the day full Of en-cr
tainment for everyone from start 70
finish 1t begins with an address or
dairyng ct 1890. This was 9 VS.
plan and the ladies are not esrec-
tally interested in this and can give
their whole attention to prtparil
the picnic dinner at noon. Al 3
m! a ball game between Hopkintcl
and Delhi. The merry go round soe
round all day. There will be tht
usual number Of races, boys and
girls foot race, horse back potat
race, ladies nail driving contest
Prizes to the heaviest man and
wife, the largest family, to couple
getting married on the grounds, lat
est married couple, man with the
longest hair but none for the baldest
headed man.. There will also be
display of stock and grain, chickens
and babies. In the evening NOV
ing picture show will be given on
the street. The Hopkinton military
band plays throughout the day.
A little daughter of Mr.. Kaufman,
who lives southwest of town, while
playing fell and broke her collar
bone. II is the second time she has
met with such an accident.
Misses McCuskey and Peterson and
Jesse Greenup gave an entertainment
in Monticello Friday evening as the
storm was so heavy Wednesday ev-
ening it was rostlcned.