Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-05-29
THE D LOCAL ! !. news OF
DELAWARE COUNTY
FROM our REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
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.,s Mrs. MaudeS Patterson Of WaterlG'
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. p
N. Loop, last week. i2:5 3. y,
Mrs. J I'D. Mac Allister and little
SON were over Sunday visitors a
Onslow. 5s:f95 II: . .s,
Miss Nettie Mullen is at home
from Cincinnati, Iowa, where she
H las been teaching. i
Mrs. "A. G. Smith and son and Miss
4 Mona Tesari were in Monticello.
Thursday. IA Il AZ. II 3
Mrs. MI. Landers visited in Sioux
C:ty last week. -
Miss Cora Ricketts, arrived home
Monday morning from Mobile, Ala
!. lama.
AR. N. Hooking went to Hazel Green
\ Wisconsin, last Tuesday. to attend
u the funeral Of his sister
Rev S. \ T: Foster went to Dubuque
last Tuesday toSattend a called meet
y ing Of the Dubuque sPresbytery OF
\ which he has become a member.
Mrs. Rosalia Cummings visitef her
y father, w. G. Petrie at Marion last
VI week: Il.
Mrs. Perry Wheeless and children
visited over Sunday at Arlington.
Prof. S. sF Truesdell has, been en-
n gagged as principal OF the high school
for the coming year. H has has sd been been
In 3Gladbrook the last r-s two g
years. sssI ..5 y 81 (
The funeral OF Joe Bernhard, whose ''llt'';
death was mentioned last Week, was was
]. held Monday afternoon at the ho no I g g
The service was conducted by Rev
III. Foster! His father, brother the !.
y Carl and nephew. joey Price are are
\ all that are left Of the family. His
sister, MRS.. Price and mother both
Y having died within a year and a half.
AZ. The promotion exercises OF the
first primary grade will be. held IN
& the Presbyterian church Monday ev--
ching, May ~. The little folks are
always entertaining and there Is
always a large audience. Y:
The Clio Club has again & offered offered
$500 to the boy or girl in town who
I. keeps the cleanest and best looking u
back yard during the summer. The
4: Leader. offers second prize OF $500
Fourteen Of the Edgewoodl high
school students came down Wednes-
day evening to attend the Athenian
play. 3. d. l5si Vi, !. !.
Rev. T. j. Hamilton andywife spent
Il last week. at Minneapolis. attending
The Methodist conference in that city.
Mrs. 2Egen3 Of Monticello and her
daughter, Mrs. slauson: were in town
Friday. n N l.3$..
Ss75 Nj. and Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. j.
{ q. Kirkwood were in Monticello on
Wednesday: Y
Otis smith went to Marengo last sst:
Thursday.
Nj. and Mrs. Bert Mullen Of Man Man.
chester we're ovel Sunday visitors visitors
with u. 3. Mullen. S: :
I Mrs. Mary Doolittle has SO far re- re-
covered as to spend last week in IL
Delhi. ss 5 81,
n Nj. and Mrs. schlick and Miss st
Emily STobin Of Worthington visited
their aunt. Mrs. w. g. Campbell,
. last Friday. u len Is q 2.
Mr.. schuster visited in Worthing-
\ ton last Sunday and Monday ,.is M
Mrs. Charles Marble and little son IN
left Saturday for their home In M Min
neapolis. ss! 's1.S5' ]. W. VI! AZ b ~
Mrs. Baker and two children OF
Greeley were over Sunday visitors :'r
with. Mrss.W. r. Reeye.
Memorial Sunday was appropriately
observed in the Presbyterian church '1r'sl1
jby: q union service with a most inter-
esting sermon by Rev. S. T. Foster.
Most Of the veterans were, there and
we were glad to notice that no one
had fallen from their ranks since
sVast they met. 3$s KY.
b 4 Rev. Foster also delivered the BAG
caJaursate sermon before the grad1Nuu--
ating class Of thes high school which y
is composed OF Misses Ruth Smith.
Belle Deshaw, Carrie Deshaw, jamie
Ricketts, and Arthur Wheeless. Their
adma Inc nrati0na will be delivered
Wednesday evening" May 30.
Mrs. r. A. Wallace and baby Wis
tied in Cedar Rapids last week. 4.
Mrs. Dorine White was down from
Delhi over Sunday. ->I