Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-05-01
Manche ester visitors last Wednesday.

Manchester visitors last Wedne sday.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Perry Wheeless was quite sick last
week. n q:
Mrs. Margaret Barnes visited her
sister In Arlington last W Wednesday
Miss Cora Brooks visited for sew
eral days in Edgewood last week.
G. s. Barker OF Monticello was III a
Monday visitor in town.
Mrs. Young OF Center junction was
guest the first of the week Of Mrs.
w. r.. Reeve. 3 he
j.. E. Martin is to become resi-
dent Of Hopkinton, having bought
the residence formerly belonging ito
Mrs. Olmstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Tourtellot left
Thursday evening for a visit of sever
al months with relatives. They 60
first to visit daughter in Akron,
Ohio, and will also visit in Michigan,
Minnesota and Nebraska.
Mrs. James Gray OF Wadena Wis,
| tied relatives here last week.
Mr., Phillip is making additional maj
room in his hotel by finishing the
third story. Has four dormer win
dows let into the root by which to
light them. 4. 5j..
4. C.. H. Ricketts, was not able GOT
, several days to attend to HIS duties
in the Hopkinton State bank. 5ss
555 Mrs. a.. j. King enjoyed an over.
Sunday visit with her brother, J.
Lands andswife from Albany, Z Ore
gon. $5 Am, , 4 L
The missionary society of the
Presbyterian church meets Wednes
day, May /, with Mrs. Bollman. The
subject is Porto Rico and Cuba.
Leader, Mrs Livingston, Devotional,
Mrs. Reed, map study, society, I'm.
preston OF Porto Rican Life, Mrs.
Parkhill, Cuba and the Cubans, Mrs,
Hill, Porto Rico and Cuba Under the,
American Flag, Mrs, Jenkins, Medi-
cal Missions in the Tropics, Mrs. Har5
per, Mission Schools, Mrs. Lord, solo,
Mrs. Williamson. "a u
"a. C. Philip OF Manchester was a
guest Of his brother, H.. A. Philip,
on Wednesday. $s
Mrs. Harma Barnes. who spent the
winter with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smith, left Saturday for
Marcus, where she will remain for
the summer. .5
F. e. Williamson was a delegate
from Delaware county to the state
convection at Cedar Rapids last week.
r. G. Brooks, w. S. Beels and N.
~. Landers went also.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. s.. Morton and
son Milan left last week for Manila,
Iowa, and will extend their trip to
Taos, New Mexico. They expect to
be gone for several weeks and p
Corbett will act as station agent
during Mr.. Morton's absence
Mrs. A. J. King, F a. Irish and
wife, c.. r. Nelson and wife were =
Greeley Wednesday to attend the
funeral OF Mr.. Box, the grandfather
| Of Mr.. Nelson who died at the age
OF 81 years.
VA. C. Martin has purchased the
John Dunlap house to which he will
soon remove. ~
"a. j.. Barker, wife and son have
left for a months trip in Colorado
and New Mexico. ING. Il (
Rev. S. II. Foster has resigned as
pastor OF the C oYenanter church. Not
only Will the people OF his oWr
church feel it a loss to have him
leave town but those OF the other
churches as well. He is man
whose strong influence for the right
will be felt wherever he may go.
Miss Maud Thompson Of Manches-
ter visited friends in town Thursday
Mrs. w. S. Johnson and two daugh-
| ters went to Monticello Friday.
Harold Stead, who returned from
the south not long ago, spent Thurs
day in town.
J. D. MacAllister, with his little
daughter Helen and Katharine Park
hill drove to Monticello Saturday.
Cement curbing is being laid In
front Of the residence Of J. D. Mac
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