Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-08-09

out from Chicago to perform tn,
ceremony, and came on to IIopkinto1
% visit with his family. VINO arc
spending the summer here
Little Miss Huberta Livingston eel.
brated her sixth birthday Tuesday b,
giving a party TO a host OF her lit
lie friends.
The ball game Friday between HoI
KintOn and Onslow was an interest
Jig affa;ls as neither team had lost
j game this season. Howefer. On
low lost this trip, Hopkintd winine
J to 0.
Jake Waits was unfortunate in
losing a horse last week.
Verdon WEIGH was UP from Month
:ello Friday.
Mrs. Locher and baby of Monticel-
10 accompanied Mr.. Locher on his
tegular trip on Wednesday and spent
he day with Mrs. Morton.
Miss Elizabeth Seaton and Miss
Margaret Pollard. who have been
guests. of Rev. Robb and family the
past week. LETT for their home in
illinois Friday evening.
Merrill and LOOMS have bought
the vacant lot east of the Farmers
state Bank and will erect thereon
/ new building, which we understand
is to be used as meat market, and
he one nearly completed is to be
.sed for the restaurant
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Porter of Del
hi spent Saturday in town.
Mr.. Phillip has a new barber shop
fitted up in the basement of his no
tel. o: X. Moody, who has beer
working for Ara Sheppard, will take
.harge of it.
Rev. McCuskey and daughters ar.
intending to move to Monticello soon
where Miss Harriet is an instructor
n music and organist in the Presby
ierian church, and this change vii
'emove the necessity of weekly trip:
back and forth. She has resignet
Ter position in Lerox college.
Miss Una Trevor of Walker is Wis
ting at the Orentt home south 0
own.
Mrs. FLYNN, who with her daughte
nas been here visiting her father
Mike Shearn. who is sick. has return
I'd to her home in Buffalo Center.
Mrs. j. e. McKearn left for Ne
.1raska, and Miss Mrs. Lillian Bret
lall for Colorado last week.
Mrs. Macarthur is visiting her sol
N Davenport.
braska. was in town a short time
Saturday Dave is an old Lenox stu
lent well known here and his ole
friends are glad to see him. He wcr
on. with the class of '06, and in Ma.
of this year finished his theological
course in the Omaha Seminary, ant
is preaching at Gordon. Nebraska
The census in this vicinity ha
| been somewhat increased during TIL
past week or two A little daughte
| at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harr
lie Clere, July 81. A son at MI
and Mrs Albert Donahue's, July %
and on August 4th a son at 0. Is
Moody's.
Automobiles are quite the fashio
these days, thirteen being owned i
! town and number in the near b
vicinity owned by farmers.
Mr.. A. J. Bollman of Des Nome
was an over Sunday visitor with hi
neice, Miss Marion Bollman. NJ
Bollman, by request, sang at bot
services in the Presbyterian churc
on Sabbath and his so'os were niue
appreciated.
Rev. Brown of Fayettc will prcac
/ in the Methodist church next Sabbal
in the absence of the pastor.
Two young men were in town tf
last of the week, endeavoring to pla
an indoor Chautauqua of five consec
: tive lectures in town some time
the fall or early winter. IT promise
to be an intensely interesting ente
tainment, and it is hoped will succee
Il Rev. David L. Miller will preach
= the Presbyterian church next Sabba
morning.
Last Sabbath evening DR.. w.
Guthrie gave an address in the Pre-
Unitarian church mark He was gree