Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-08-28
Porter Of Monticello filled the APP
pointments at Hopkinton and Buck

Porter Of Monticello filled the ap-
pointments at Hopkinton and Buck
! Greek.
Rev. Samuel Greer and family have
been visiting relatives in the vicinity
Rev. Greer was moderator for the
! congregational meeting Of the Coven-
anter church on Wednesday which ex
tended a call to Rev. S. M. Morrow OF
| Blanchard, Iowa, to become their
pastor. Mr.. Morrow preached here
several weeks ago. He is a nephew of
J. l.. Morrow IT,.
It is supposed that some careless
Holstein heifer of j. Plat, as it was
J found dead with its jaw broken and a
bullet hole through its tongue.
Miss Jessie Dunlap visited in Monti
cello last week.
| Mr. Harness, who has been visiting
DR.. Lewis Dunlap. left Friday for his
home in Missouri II
Mr.. Acheson of Cascade was in
town Friday looking at some of the
property for sale. We understand he
purchased the residence of James
Gray on what is known as Gospel
Avenue. Z
Mrs. S. p Carter and two children
visited in Dubuque the latter part Of
the week.
Mrs. Hendee returned Wednesday
from spending couple Of months at
Columbia College, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs PARROT of Monticello
visited Friday with H. L. Main and
lWjfe.
II Mrs. Doolittle and Mrs. Bush left
Friday evening. Mrs. Bush returned
ITO her home in Chicago and Mrs. Doc
4 little goes to Madison, Wisconsin,
where She will make her home with
j her two sons, Lawrence, who will at
tend the university, and F. W., who
is a professor.
j Mrs. Steward of Strawberry Point
lis visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hugh
Livingston. 81,
1 Jay Minkler of Delhi was in town
Sunday.
Harry .Orcutt and DR.. Trevarthar
: were over Sunday visitors in Walker.
i Mrs. Freeman with her two daugh
tiers Trula and Hazel, Of Maquokets
Il visited last week with her neces
Mrs w. R. Reeve, Mrs. Philip ant
Mrs Hands
Mr. and Mrs. Holtzman, who rented
the Collar house have moved tt
rooms in Mrs. MacArthurs'. We un
:, derstand they went to several Other
states looking for more desirable
situation but found none that looked
as good as Iowa.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor have return.
ed from their trip to Indiana and are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Stranger before
going OF Delhi, where Mr.. Taylor will
be principal Of the public schools for
the coming year.
| J./F. McEhge left "Wednesday for
his annual visit to Ohio.
Mrs. ]. D. Moulton and daughter
Mrs Flanagan left Tuesday for Mimi
esota to visit another daughter, Mrs.
Todd. ,A(
Mr.. And Mrs. Myron Porter lef:
i Tueday for Grand Forks, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. E F. Main and Mr..
cade Wednesday.
The embroidery club ladies and
their husbands held picnic in F. K.
Barnes grove last Friday afternoon
R. A. Wallace and Roy Jeffries
spent part of last week in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Samuels Of
Minneapolis have been visiting
friends and relatives in this vicinity
The Methodist ladies held an ice
cream social on the lawn of E. J.
Whipple Friday evening.
Miss Vivian Dunlap leaves Monday
for Nebraska where she will teach
again the coming year.
Prof. Knuth and family left Tuesday
for Dubuque, where the professor has
position in the German Theological
Seminary, for which place he is ably
fitted. Their many friends will be
sorry to lose them from this COM
munity. .- s--... . i
Mrs. Macarthur purchased small
building belonging to Horatlo Merrill
and had it removed to the south end
Of her property and will fit it up for
a residence.
COW of George Harper's was kill
ed by lightning in the storm Sunday
night.
Miss Elizabeth Orr and brother
were here from Walker visiting and
Miss Nellie Williamson accompanied
them home.
P. R. Wheeless Is making a number
Of Improvements on the house he re
Gently purchased. - |
Roy Deshaw, Howard Kirkwood and
Lester Earhart left Monday for
Mitchell, S. D.
Quite a company of young folks are
camping down at Picture Rocks ueay)