Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-08-27
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= The ladies' Of the Methodist churc
) served dinner In Clarke Hall Th
, prize winners We're, best 5ggs, MIR.
, Marolf, tomatoes, Mrs. Marolf, pee
, wheat, Sam Bronneman, oats, Ere
, Lang, barley, Loren Wheeless, corr
; John Heiserman, potatoes, w. Fl
; Collar, largest watermelon, Lorel
; Wheeless, tallest stalk corn, IA feet
4 ~ inches, Lee 3Marolf, best swee
corn, W. II. Littlefield. younges
baby, 20 days, Mrs. Frank Richard
son, heaviest baby, II months old
4 80 IL. pounds, Mrs. Alva Wilson
oldest man on grounds Peter Guth.
RE; best pure bred mare and colt,
Frank Brooks
| Beggs and Ora Dunn were tie
in the potato race. Miss Emma Hess
ing won the nail driving contest.
Miss Lucy Appleby OF Portland is
a guest OF Miss Cora Ricketts,.
Miss Maud Wheelock left Friday
morning for Washington and Miss
Maud Tourtenot the same morning
for. Minnesota.
| Prof. Jeness, former teacher in
Lenox, y'site in town few days
last week. He has been teaching
in the agricultural college at Man
haitian, Kansas, and is on his way
there.
Ray Anderson of Arlington has
been visiting FRIENDS in town He
has recently finished a course at
Park College, Mo.
The funeral Of Mrs. Jones Of Sand
Spring was held in the Methodist
church Saturday afternoon, the pas
tor officiating. She had been in
III health for about two years. She
was the mother OF Mrs. Ed Miller
o. this place.
Rev.E. c.. Reeve of Clearfied, Pa,
peached two very interesting ser
mons In the Presbyterian church last
Sabbath.
There were no services in the
Methodist church on account of the
absence Of the pastor.
Rev. A. NJ. Hendee arrived here
Saturday from the east His wife
and children win return this week.
On Tuesday evening, August 10th,
at the country home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. circuit occurred the mar
riage OF their daughter, Pearl, to
Herbert Bush OF Chicago. The cere
mony was performd by Rev. Daniel
Russell, D. D., Of Irvington, N. Y,
and an uncle Of the groom. Two
solos were beautifully given by
Miss Jessie Ricketts,. Il Love You
Truly" and "a Perfect Day. The
march was played by Miss
Grace Laxon OF Earlyille. Mr.. Dean
Morgan was best man. The maid of |
honor was Miss Una Trevor OF Wal
ger The brides maid was Miss
Jessie Dunlap. The flower girls
we're Katharine and Gracia circuit,
sisters Of the bride. This young
couple receive the heartiest con
OF. their many friends.
rhe bride is well known here
where she was a student at Lenox
md also a teacher in the public
schools. Mr.. Bush is son Of Mr..
Ind Mrs. Bush Of Chicago. but resid-
d here formerly. He is engaged
n railroad work in Chicago, being
n the employ OF the c. NJ. e St
,. Go. Their wedding trip extends
0 the Atlantic coast, after which
hey will make their home In Chi
ago. The out OF town guest were
lr. and Mrs. Bush, Chicago, Mrs. y
'udick, Jackson, Michigan, Miss >
ina Brazleton, Manchester, Miss
[azel Perkins, Delhi, Miss Mae
'revor and Thomas Trevor, Walk =
r, Mrs. Mary Doolttle, Hopkinton, :
lrs. Daniel Russell and daughter of
.vington, N. Y. The refreshments :
ere served by Misses Ruth Trevor, !"
Ielen Joseph and Sophia sultzner, "