Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-07-09
The TIL LOCAL NEWS O.F|
DELAWARE COUNTY.
IRON OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
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sHoPKINTON.
Miss Mildred Tourtellot left Friday

sfa&i$5 M lSS a Hazel llDUlttS Was Ill OsoA
8 Sunday visitor In Independence.
ID. McAllister and family bwenl'
II 70 Onslow for the Fourth. M rs. NC
N Allister and children will remain Fol
az weeks visit.
Mrs. Bert Ellison and two chill
dren were down from Delhi TUESDAY,
Arthur Williamson and little Sis
@ ter went to Toledo Monday to visit
III their aunt.
! Miss Mabel Westcott visited in
Davenport last week.
Clarence Hill and sister Floren &c
and Elsie Baker attended a wedding
4 in Coggon last week. ss !.
Rev. and Mrs. David DeBest and
baby visited at the home OF c. .SS II.
Ricketts, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G. Reeve and lit
q tie daughter went to Cedar Rapids
in their auto Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w E. Reed of Nam
4 chester are visiting their parents:
$sGss Mrs. Locke, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs Thins, for sey-
eral weeks, left Saturday for ST.
Paul and from their they will go; to
Il the Pacific coast. IN y
Mrs. Arthur Reed has been sick
/ the past week.
Miss Blanche Casteer, who had
( been visiting relatives here for a
couple Of weeks, left Tuesday for
81 her home in Mcintosh, South Dako-
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Mrs. Mary Williamson and son
James left Tuesday night. for their
4 ranch in Montana. Mrs. William.
son expects to prove up on the land
this summer. q x
Mrs. G. w. Gearhart and children
of springville visited in town on
Thursday. q.
J. b. Schuster has "a Stanley Steam
FER and consequently is steamlns.
around !
Mrs. Hendee left Friday evening
\ for New York, where she will take
special work in Columbia Uniyer.
ssity. Her daughter Elizabeth and
son Russell will go 4 to Washington,
Iowa, to visit with relatives.
sEs5s Mr.. and Mrs. Lang and son Of
Monticello spent the Fourth I, with
relatives in town.
Miss May viffian of Monticello
visited Saturday with Miss Florence
Spence. Z
sss Mr.. and Mrs. e. F.. Main and Mr.
and Mrs. e. M Hucker went to
Ryan and Coggo1i the Fourth.
Mrs. Lille Williams Of Geneva,
Wisconsin, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Paulina Martin.
Mrs. E. F. Main and Mrs. Beitz
were in Delhi Thursday.
Rev. Chalice has brother from
England visiting him.
Herbert Bush of Chicago is visit
ing al, Mr.. Circuits.
Miss Mae Dunlap returned Satur-
day from Mayville, South Dakota.
Miss Lottie Isbel OF Chicago is
Visiting her sister, Mrs. Harper.
Miss Beatrice Parkhill was an ov-
ser Sunday visitor in Monticello.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Alcorn, son and
daughter, Of Monticello visited on
Thursday at the G. H. Ricketts, home.
Miss Maud Wheelock is at home
from Cedar Falls. Y3
W. Miss Laura Arthur has gone to
visit her father M
Robert Milroy and family expect
to start this week for South Dako-
ia, making the trip overland BY
automobile.
Hopkinton had very quiet Fourth:
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places around town, Livingston
Springs, Hillside and North Winds.
also the usual gathering on the
campus by the college neighborhood
B. T. Saunders has returned from
Roundup, Montana, where he pur-
chased a farm near the town.
S8s The building formerly occupied by
u C. Kirkwood as a harness shop mas
been taken down. Isl
Mrs. Robert .Donahue fell from the
sidewalk coming from the Covenan-
ter church last week and was badly
bruised. "A light Is very much need
ed at the crossing leading to the
campus. 3 3
Mrs. Livingston and two children
visited in Strawberry Point for
several days. s5
r. A.. Wallace has begun work on
the property recently purchased OF
Mrs Lewis.
u. The Woman's missionary society
of the Presbyterian church will hold
an extra meeting on Friday after
noon on the campus.
THORPE.
n MI. and Mrs. A. Thompson were
over Sunday visitors at Delhi.