Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-06-19

they will attend summer school. ss5
P. F. Westcott attended the com
mencement at Mt. Vernon last week
His grandson being one Of the grad.
yates.
Mrs. Ormsby Of Sand Springs Wis.
itea her parents last week.
Miss Neva Copeland went to Du.
buque Tuesday for visit with rela-
lives.
On Wednesday at noon at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Changer the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Myrtle to William T. Taylor took
place. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. s. Skinner Of Delhi.
There were about thirty guests, rel
atvies and friends present. The bride
is the only daughters Of her parents.
She has been successful teacher in
Delaware county for number Of
years and for the last two has been
the assistant principal at Delhi. Prof.
Taylor is the son OF Rev. w. I. Tay-
lor Of Union Mills, Indiana. He is a
graduate OF De Paw University and
taught at Colesburg before coming to
Delhi where he has been principal fol-
the past year. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
viii attend summer school at Iowa
City and will visit in Indiana before
returning to Delhi, where Mr.. Tay-
Tor has been engaged for another
year. Il
Percy Nickless left Thursday for
Weyburn, Canada, where he will
work for the Porter Land Co. during
the summer vacation and will return
= Lenox in the fall. 4
Misses Miller and Bean left Mon
day for their respective homes II
Eureka, kansas, and Fairfield, Iowa.
Rev. s. T. Foster will deliver the
Fourth Of July address at onslow.
His many friends in Hopkinton will
assure the people that they will n '
er hear a better one. NJ
G. S. Morton and family returned
| on Friday from three months trip
! in New Mexico. They report 8 fine
time but like most people, glad to
return to Iowa. H!
Miss Bertha Wallace came Out lIl
from Chicago last week to visit her
brothers and their families.
Rev. Foster moved Saturday into
the Presbyterian manse. The house
he vacated will be occupied by Mt
Copeland.
Mrs. J. D. MacAllister and little
daughter left Saturday evening for a
visit in Onslow. q {.
A little: son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. 81. A. Kirwood Friday.
Mrs. Wheelock visited her sisters
last week in Dubuque and Monticello.
Miss Leila Duncan Of Cedar Rap
lids has been visiting Miss Rhoda
Loop. MI.
Miss Mackenzie Of Lenox college,
LEFT Thursday morning for Chicago
for a few days visit before going to
Montreal for the summer.
Harper collar returned home SAT
urday evening from Illinois where ne
has been teaching. vi Fl
Prof. F. B. Taylor visited in town
a few days last week. He was re
surn ming to jamestown, North Dakota
from Anamosa where he had been to
attend the funeral OF a relative.
Childrens' day. exercises were held
in the Methodist church Sabbat attn
morning and in the evening there
were union services at which Rev. !.
J. Hamilton preached. The Method
list and Presbyterian churches will
continue to hold union services Sun
day evening during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Littlefield
leave Wednesday for two months
visit with their daughter who lives
rear Williamsburg, Virginia. \.
Robert Strane is very low and
there are no hopes Of his recovery
His sister, Mrs. LeClere Of Man
chester has been with him all Of the
week and the latter part OF the week
another sister, Mrs. Aitchison o.
Pennsylvania, two brothers. Mr.. j
strane Of Minneapolis and Rev. A.
X, strane Of Ohio arrived. His chill
dren also except one daughter IN the
west have been with him.
The pulpit Of the Cov wen al ''r
church was occupied Sabbath morn
ing and evening by Reverends John
and Samuel Johnson.
Miss Ruth Smith, who for a num-
Der Of years has made her home with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. &.
X. Nash, leave Wednesday for an IN
definite stay.