Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-10
The LOCAL |. !. !! | !; OF
DELAWARE COUNTY.
FROM ouR REGULAR CoprEspoADEETs
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Jesse Greenup has returned home
He was with the Jones chautauqua
during the season. E
Mrs. Freeman Of Maquoketa visit
ed last week with her nieces Mrs.
w. r. Reeve and Mrs. Philip.
Mrs. "a. w. Mcdonald went to Cen
ter Junction Monday to be present
at the wedding OF her sister Flor
ence.s s YAH.
Mrs. Morrow left Monday tor a
few weeks visit in Glenwood. Min
nesota. Il s
Charles Marble, wife and little
son are visiting relatives in town
and vicinity. y. N 3
Miss Rebecca Lattner Of Dubuque
visited over Sunday with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gearhart.
Mrs. Laughlin with her children
and her mother, rtuerned from
summer visit. n SEXES
Miss Cora Ricketts, left Thursday
evening for Waterloo where she has
a position as teacher.
There was social gathering on
Thursday evening at the home OF n.
J. Joseph in honor OF Miss Helen,
Who left Saturday for Minneapolis,
where she will teach the coming
year. s3s NE ?5 4; gT
Miss Laura Chalders OF Dubuque
visited her cousin, Mrs. w. Il. Camp
bel, Tor IA few days last week.
Mr., and Mrs. G. r. Patterson have
MOVED here from Waterloo and viii
occupy the Loop farm in South Hop
kinton. s If & & SI
Rev. W. o. Ferguson and wife OF
New Castle, Pa, are visiting here
Mr.. Ferguson occupied the pulpit OF
the Covenanter church both morn.
Ing and evening. s.s5
@ Miss Mae Dunlap has returned
from Battle Creek, where she has
been for several weeks at the san
.itarium. /, 4 i@ts53
# Frank Brooks and Miss Sophia
Toennis were married In Manches-
ter Wednesday afternoon by Rev. w.
H. Ensign. They left at once for a
trip to Battle Creek, Michigan.
They will make their home on the
Brooks farm east OF town. Mrs. r.
q. Brooks and daughter Cora, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Brooks went up
from here to be present at the we'd
ding. .55 s5i3 81 n
Prof. Clyde Baker Of Epworth
preached in the Methodist church
last Sabbath, both morning and ev-
ening.
Miss Verna Bacon and Marshall
Nelli were married Wednesday at
the home Of the brides parents in
Union township. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. G. u. Chalice Of
the Methodist church. They will
make their home on the Neill farm
east Of town.
4 George Preston and family moved
last week to Belle PLANE, where
Mr.. Preston has employment in q
brick \. manufacturing establishment.
Arthur Wolf has rented his resi-
dence. s
H. M. Reeve was married on last
Tuesday to Miss Pearl Miller at the
home OF her parents Inv Eureka, Kan
sas. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. E. c. Reeve, a brother Of
the groom, in the presence OF rela-
tives. Ray Anderson was best man
and Miss Gertrude Miller, a sister
Of the bride was bridesmaid. Mr..
and Mrs. Reeve left for brief
wedding trip at Okoboji lake and
will be at home this week. S..
L. C. Gearhart of Chicago was a
guest at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Gearhart, over
Sunday, ss
Automobile Day brought out quite
a large crowd, which would no
doubt been greater If it had not
been for the great heat and very
dusty roads. The automobiles made
J quite q showing for a little town
and some we're very prettily decor
ated. The first prize was taken By
Arthur Williamson and the secont
/ by Mrs. Aylo Davis. The ball game
between Dyersville and Cascad,
Idrew a large numb Der and was an ex
citing game, Dyersville winning, l;
to IL. Music was furnished during
the day by the Monticello band
(which also gave a concert in tn
evening. The promoters Of Autome
bile Day say that the receipts GOV
cred expenses and another will b
planned for next year.
Announcements have been receive
LOT the marriage of DR.. Lewis Dun
Hap and Miss Lulu Eta Loomis a
II tho raafd nnca nf the frif1e In Yps