Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-06-12
preached IN the Covenater church or
last Sabbath. He was a pastor OF
that church a number of years ago.


that church number of years ago.
! Miss Minnie Dawson of Cente
t Junction was the guest of Mrs. W
: +. Reeve last week.
t Miss Comstock Of Cedar Rapids
! visiting at the home of Mrs. c. Nj
Dunlap. ~,
r Mr.. and Mrs. Torrey of Mancheste
: were commencement visitors.
Rev. Robb and family left las
: week for their new home in Noun
Vernon.
: Mr.. Mcconnell anG jamie Rickett
; were. up at Greeley on telephon
business.
Rev. McCuskey and daughters o
/ Monticello were in town Thursday.
5 Dr.; Fahs of Cedar Falls. Rev. w
: II. Ensign and C. O. Torrey OF Man
. chester. p. G.. Freeman. Independ
ence. DR.. Bess Of Clinton. Hon. Will
ain Graham, Dubuque, Hon. E. G
Perkins. Delhi. who are out Of tow.
members Of the board Of trustees o
/. LenOX college, were attendance a
the annual meeting Wednesday morn
ing. $50.
Mrs. Anderson or Arlington ant
Mrs. Susie Dickey of Mechanicsville
were guest of Miss Mary LORD or
Thursday.
Miss Lord and Mrs. Dickey visited
in Golden Friday. .#t....
Miss Bessie Heath, who has been
teaching in the western part of the
state, has returned. for summer vac
cation.
Tie board of trustees conferre
the degree of "Doator of Divinity or
Rev. S. T. Foster of Hopkinton anC
Rev. Charles Ensign of Marion.
Rev. john Johnson of Blanchard.
Iowa, and Rev. Samuel Johnson OF
Pennsylvania, with their wives ars
visiting their mother. Mrs. Sophia
Johnson. ~.
Among the visitors during COM
mencemcnt week were Mrs. Gladys
L. Stuhr and Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Lathrop, Oxford Junction, Mrs. Ida
Rickliffs, Miss Eva Brazleton. Mr..
and Mrs. Kelsey of Monticello. Miss
Neilley and sister, Center Junction.
Minnie Courier, Chicago, James Nc
Nelly and sister, Center Junction
Frank Wilson, Greeley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Blanchard, Edgewood an automobile
loaa of Christian Endeavorers from
Manchester and scores of others.
whose names we did not learn. &
Mr.. and Mrs .Joosten of Rockford.
Iowa., were visitors in town last
week ,f<
Mrs. Ed Hucker was in Anamosa
Saturday.
Mrs. Tibbitts isited in Monticello
.ast week.
Mrs. e. f. Main was an over Sun
day visitor in Monticello.
Asa Green is suffering from blind
ness said to be caused by rheumatism
settling in the eyes. "....
W. A. Carson of New York stop
ped here to visit his uncle Thomas
Carson on his way home from the
Covenanter Synod at Morning Sun.
Miss Myrtle Stanger is at home
from Delhi for the summer vacation.
Prof. Sloan Wallace came from Wa
tar.oo Friday evening and left Mon
day for Chicago. /
Miss Maud Earhart returned Satur-
day evening from Iowa City where
she has been attending the State un-
iversity the past year.
Miss Jessie Ricketts, returned last
evening from Aurora, Hi
rois. where she is teacher in mu-
sic.
Rev. William Ferguson of Pennsyl-
vania visited his home here for
few days on his way from synod.
George Thompson, former stu
dent from Lamont was a visitor in
own
Charles Thing, who was in Mason
City for a couple OF weeks, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. Campbell OF Onslow has
been visiting at ]. D. MacAllister's.
The Brooks Brothers are improving
their country home by having fur
uace and bathroom put in.
Mrs Sarah Dunlap, aged eighty-one,
lied at the residence of her son. +.
Fl. Dunap June 6. She had been
falling for severa, months and passed
lway quietly, without suffering. Mrs.
Dunlap, whose maiden name was S.
al McGlade, has been a resident of
his community many years, coming
here from Ohio. Her husband, Rob-
srt Dunlap, died number of years
ago. There are three children,
Frank Dunlap, Mrs. Anna Donahue
ln1 Miss Jennie Dunlap, who is an
invalid and who was tenderly cared
Tor by the mother for many years.
Mrs. Duuap was a lovely Christian
character, a consistent member or
the Covenanter church. Her funeral
ook place Friday afternoon at the
home of her son, F. II. Dunlap. and
was conducted by Revs. John and
Samuel Johnson and George Greer.
The remains were laid by those OF
ler husband.
Will Dennison and brother-in-law,
Mr.. Orr, came up from Onslcw on
Sunday in an automobile. Mrs. Orr
who had been visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. D. McAllister, returned home
with them.