Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-10-18

ated.
Mrs. Addie Todd expects to cen
clude her visit here Tuesday anG
will spend some time with relati es
at other points before returning to
Seattle.
HoPkINToN.
F. E. Williamson was in Delhi ON
business Monday.
William johnson OF Cincinnati, O.,
who had been visiting relatives left
Monday.
H. M. johnson attended court at
Manchester Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barnes, Mrs.
p. R. Wheeless and children and
Mrs; Margaret Campbell went by auto
to Coggon on Wednesday. Mrs. Camp
bell remained for a weeks visit
with her son John and family.
Miss Bessie LeClere has return
ed home from Miller, South Dakota,
where she has been tor the past
year4i in store. She expects to spend
|seyera! months at home.
i E. A. Kirkwood has sold out his
dray business to Tom Cline, who is
now in possession
The w. C. IT, U. held meeting
at Mrs. F.. H. Dunlap's on Tuesday
land elected Mrs. Morrow as president
the one elected at a former meeting
declining to serve.
i. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lux, Mr..
and Mrs. Schuster and Mr.. and Mrs.
E.. NJ. Loop We're in Waterloo last
week visiting relatives and attending
the dairy show.
| Charles Holmes has bought the
! Mary Brokaw house for $2325. 1t
is on pleasant street and in good
neighborhood. Mr.. Holmes has
i rented his farm in Union township
to Thomas Oehler.
| Miss Mable Wescott has been Ct
home from Grundy Center for a few
days visiting her parents.
Little Douglas Preston had the mis-
fortune to break his leg Just below
the hip last Monday while playing in
the hay NOW.
Rev. S. T. Foster and family left
Wednesday for st. Louis and south
ern Illinois. He will assist at sever"
al communion services during his
absence.
The high school room picnicke
down by Wild Cat Rock Wednesday
afternoon.
Dr.. Livingston has new assistant
in his drug store, c. ]. Crew from
Colorado, who has had several year:
experience in that line of work.
Mrs.. Prick OF Freeport, Illinois,
las been visiting her sister, Mrs
John Burns.
Mrs. Steward Of Strawberry Point
las been seriously i'll at the home OF
Ter daughter, Mrs. H. Livingston.
Mr.. anG Mrs George Long of
Sand Spring were in town on satur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Barker and lit
tie son returned Friday from theil
trip to New Mexico. where they have
been for month or more.
Mr. and Mrs. George Steward OF
Strawberry Point, Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
Tracy OF Arlington, Mrs. Tracy Of
Littleport and Mrs. George Stamp OF
Manchester were here last week en-
account OF the serious illness OF
Mrs Steward.
A large number of men ATTENDED
the sale at w. H. collars last sa:.
urday afternoon which consisted Of
stock, farm machinery and tou.e
with two lots and barn, the latter
we believe was not sold.
The ladies aid society CT the Fres.
byterian church held their annual
election of officers Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs Crawford
The newly elected officers are Mrs
Fred Hill, president. Mrs. Tourtellot,
LIST vice president, Mrs, Bollman, I'd
vice president, Mrs. Doolittle. secr2-
tary, Mrs. Ricketts,, treasurer. The
treasurer's report showed a bal"nce
Of $1,000, after the completing Of
the basement of the church and put.
ting electric lights in the manse.
Miss Lydia Bader of Monticello
was an over Sunday visitor with
friends in town.
Mrs. Aaron Richardson died on
Sabbath morning at the home of her
daughter, Mrs Robert Milroy. She
had been in poor health for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Wilson and
Mrs. McAllister go this week to
Burlington to attend the Presbyser-
ian Synod. Mr.. Wilson goes as a
delegate from Presbytery. Mrs. Viii
son is the Home Presbyterial sccre-
tary and Mrs. McAllister is a dele
gate from the Hopkinton, society
sNoDGREs FALL CLOTHING
HERE.
The Snodgress Clothing Co. an
nounce in their advertisement this
week the arrival Of their complete