Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-08-21
THE ]. LOCAL { NEWS OF
DELAWARE / /: !. ! |. COUNTY | '''
From our REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
HOPKINTON.

Monday from a visit of seyera
& weeks In the east. |$%5
Miss Carrie Brooks went last weel
4 to- Battle Creek, Michigan, to SCI
der father, who is in the sanatarium.
5$ Miss Nell ..Isbel went to Chicago
last week to visit her sister before
4 going to Idaho where she expects t
teach the coming year 81 rs
Mrs. Emma Dunlap Of Longanoxi,
Il Kansas, is here to visit at the home
S8Of2 Mrs. @. NJ. Dunlap. II. n
RI. Miss Mildred Tourtellot is at home
from Ironwood, Michigan, where 5sht
4 has been; teaching for three years.
Miss Margaret Dickey OF Mechan
q icsville has been visiting Miss Mar,
Lord the past week..
Mrs. Mary Williamson and son AT
\ thur left Thursday morning for Mon
4 tanas to look after their farm located
at Spring Valley. III !.
ALI Miller and family Of Ottawa
U Kansas, are visiting friends and re
4 tives In this vicinity. g. WIN Y.
u The Hopkinton military band is t
play at the Cascade Harvest Home
50 ext Wednesday,. !. III
DR.. p. R. Jackson, wife ant
4 aughter OF Dubuque visited Monda.
at the Crawford home. DR.. Jackson
leaves soon to look for a new loca
/ tin, probably in the west. ii, He has
. sold his practice in Dubuque, having
been there for thirty-eight years.
s3 j. Z. Morrow left Monday, for
I Glenwood, Minnesota, to look after
his harvest in that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Meinzer Of
Washington, D. g. arrived Wednes!
day morning and Thursday together
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. g. Crawford
LEFT Tor a few weeks visit at Cresco,
/ Iowa, after which Mr.. and Mrs Mein-
5zerI will 60 to California
There was quite gathering Wed.
snesday at the "a. D. .LeClere home.
Twenty seven being present at din
rer. Seven being LeCleres and
heads OF families, Rev. George LIE
/ Clere OF California, Henry of Man
chester, Charles of Cedar Rapids,
Edward Of Monticello, Tom of Cog
gon, Harry, A. A. and "A. D. of Hop.
kinton. Az
Mrs. Thorpe, accompanied by her
daughter, returned from the hospital
( at Davenport Friday morning. Her
friends hope she may rapidly re-
gain her health and strength,
5fs Mr.. and Mrs. Warden, who have
been visiting for several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Reeve left Mon
day for their home in Lake Helen,
Florida. They will visit by the
way In Chicago and Ohio.
Tom Trevor and sisters of Walker
came over in their automobile to the
Harvest Home. Miss Cora Ricketts,
returned with them and will visit al
so few days in independence.
Mack Smith made his trip to Hop
kinton last week.
a Mr.. and Mrs. William Littlefield
returned Saturday from two months
visit with their daughter in Virginia.
They report very pleasant time but
the country around there is very mrc
in need of rain.
Frank and Will Reed and wives of
Manchester were down to the Har
vest Home.
p. B.. Doolittle, wife and daughter,
Mrs. Furman also E. G. Perkins and
OF Delhi and many more
whose names we did not learn were
also In attendance.
Dr.. Floyd Smith, a graduate of
Lenox and later of the medical col
ege at Iowa City, is in town. He
,as received an appointment to go
o Turkey as a medical missionary
lie expects to sail in September. /
\ Rev. Frank McCuskey and family
listed among their many friends in
u . ~ -H t
own last Tuesday. They return
be first Of September to resume
heir work as missionaries in India,
fter years vacation in the home
md
Dr.. w. B. Guthrie spent Saturday
18th his father and sister leaving in
le evening for Newton, Iowa.
Miss Marian Bollman left Friday TO
months vacation in the east.
Miss Laura Loomis visited in Earl
lie and Manchester last week.
Ara Sheppard has moved into the
use formerly occupied by Mr.. Bry-l :