Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-11-29
The Il LOCAL news OF
DELAWARE COUNTY
From our REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
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S. Moulton left Monday for RUDOLF
Wisconsin, to visit daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lands were owe
Sunday visitors at Cedar Rapids.
/ Mr.. Platt and daughter, Mrs. vii
Hanson spent Monday in Greeley.
w. o. Smith and family went /,
Manchester Monday for few days
visit.
Miss Carrie Brooks went to Mon
ticello Wednesday to assist in organ
izing Westminster Guild.
Mrs. Whipple. Mrs. Main and Miss
Hucker and Anna Edgar We're Du
buque visitors last Wednesday.
It is reported that Hank Loop has
sold his farm to Miss Linda Burdick.
Miss Gertrude LeClere Of Manches-
ter has been visiting relatives here
the past few days. Miss Bessie LIE
Clere returned with her Saturday.
Mrs. Winsor and Stizia Wheeler,
went to Lamont Monday.
DR.. Hands was an over Sunday Wis
itor with his parents in Iowa City.
Mrs. Harma Barnes has come from
Marcus to spend the winter with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith.
The Aid society Of the M.E.churcb
cleared $45 at their chicken pie sup
/ per. stRl4
Mrs. Charles Moulton is here from
Washington to see her mother, Mrs
Sweesey, and other relatives.
There will be union service In
the Presbyterian church on Thanks
giving evening. Rev. Hamilton viii
4 deliver the sermon.
Mrs. Doan, who has been spending
! the summer in Michigan, has re.
turned to Hopkintons % spend the
winter with her sons. mo
Ralph Wallace made short visif
. On Thursday with his BOTHER and
sister on his way from Kansas CIT!
to Chicago.
Is. The Clio club meets Tuesday with
Mrs. -. E. Reed. An interesting pro
gram will be carried out by the club
members.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Presbyterian church will hold thelt
annual holiday bazaar December Sth
and 9Th. in the Wallis and Ferguso:
store.
Frank Lux has leased his farm for
several years and will move to Man
chester, where he has purchased
residence.
Mrs. Frances Smith has received
word OF the death Of her sister, Mrs.
Emma Main Of Council Bluffs.
Il M. and Mrs. Shirley Reeve and
children arrived Friday evening fol
q visit with c.. E. Reeve and wife.
DR.. Lawrence died last Friday at
the home Of Mrs. Matherson. who has
been taking care Of him for several
months. The funeral Of Mr. Law
renee was held Saturday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Hamilton having charge OF
the services.
The first number Of the indoor
chautauqua was given in the opera
house Friday evening by J. Hector
and his daughter. The reminiscenses q
q his life was his subject and were
given IN an entertaining way in negro
stvle and the musical numbers by
his, daughter, who gave songs OF the
old plantation, were also much ENJOY
Cd by the large audience. SATURDAY
evening the entertainment was by
tte Hawkeye Girls and consisted OF
.adings and music. On Sunday even
,nR union service was held IN the
Presbyterian church and very large
audience listened to Hon. Chas Han
of Los Angeles. California. HIS az
dress was interesting as well upllH-
Ing. and held the closest Afternoon
ofrthe audience for nearly two hours
The closing address will be MONDAY
evening by. G. Durant Jones, manas'
II OF the indoor chautauqua.
Miss Aylo Davis very pleasantly
entertained company Of young lad'es
last Saturday afternoon.
The many friends Of Dr.. Mac 'is'l
tosh viii be pleased to know that pc
viii occupy the pulpit Of the PresDy'
t.rtan church at both services. 90
next Sabbath.