Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-08-13
The LOCAL NEWS OF
DELAWARE COUNTY.
IRON OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
HoPkINT0N.

HoPKINToN.
d Mrs. F. D. Joseph and children /,
l Des Moines visited for a few days .
Y the home of T. J. Joseph.
Miss Clarissa Mason. OF Indianapol
was the guest OF Miss Bessie [
Clere, the first OF the week.
Miss Helen Reed left Tuesday fc
Storm Lake whre she will attend til
Christian Endeavor conference an
also visit friends. IS
Miss Hartness of Michigan is her
for two or three weeks with Mrf
Greenup at Clarke Hall.
Prof Hayes returned last week fror
Oklahoma. He will make arrangemeI
ter his college work and will ais
do some field work before colleg
opens. sf 1. 35.$. \. 5@$ ;5
Mrs. Sam Orr who had been visit
| ing here let Monday evening for he
home in Lavanna, III. and was &C
companied by her neice Mrs. Mau.
| Lewis for a few days visit u
Miss Myrtle Garvin yistt'SI in Ceda
Rapids with her sister, Mildred, re
turning home Wednesday morning.
Mrs. s.. T. Foster and children %
Cedar Rapids are visiting in towr
and country, while Rev Foster Is
ATTENDING the Christian Endeayol
conference a. Storm Lake.
There have been during the pas'
week signs erected regulating the
speed Of motorcycles and automobiles
through town, which have been need
ed for some time. *
A large number OF Hopkinton
people attended Dairy Day at Delhi
and seemed to enjoy themselves
very much. AZ =. 's
The goth annual Harvest Home
is to be held here August IL. It has
not yet been decided just where but
the committees are busy and no
doubt will have all arrangements
made soon. n
Miss Grace Murray came from Chic,
ago Friday morning to Join the camp
ing party at Hillside. Miss Murray
is a cousin Of Miss Helen Acheson
who is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Minnie Fay OF Anoka, MINI
esota is spending several weeks with
her sister, Mrs. A. H Reed.
n w. 3. Doan and mother have been
visiting the pas few days at Cresco
Carl Bernhard has bought the
Loomis building which is occupied by
]. G. Pierce as restaurant
;. Mrs. Hooking and Mrs. Ricketts,
visited Mrs. w. E. Reed in Manchest-
er last week.
Prof Arthur Calhoun returned Sat
urday from Madison, Wisconstn In.
where he has been attending the sum
mer session at the University.
Dr.. Pelis a missionary at Mercena,
Asia Minor, gave an address in the
church on: Wednesday
evening. He is a medical missionary
and is at home on a: furlough on ac-
count Of the III health Of his wife.
a Mrs. Vaughan and daughter Ethel
of Murdo, South Dakato, came Fri,
lay evening to visit the daughters
II Mrs Vaughan, Mrs. Philip. Mrs,
W. R. Reeve and Mrs. Hands
Il o. E. Weinger loft Friday even.
ing for New Mexico. 3}ss
Mr.. Clarence Spence and son Joe
arrived from New Mexico Wednesday,;
He win be here about two weeks
when his wife and -wo daughters who
have been here during the summer
will accompany him home
Miss Maise Finleyson Of Cedar
Rapids who is taking q nurses train
ng in st Lukes Hospital visited
couple Of days among her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lux were In
Thursday. III Il. s
Mrs. Howard ~of Monticello visited
Saturday w her brother, w. B.
Mrs. Parkhin and two little daugh-
ters have gone to Winona, INDIANA,
or a few weeks. ,sf az
Miss )Lehmen OF Cedar Rapids is
guest at the home o. Mrs. r, A.
e
Word was received Saturday that
Mrs. Clara Lux OF Dubuque had suf-
Tered a stroke Of appoplexy. Her
sons Will and Elmer left that day1i
for her home. s;; }5S
Misses Marian Bollman and Mild
red Joslin were over Sunday guests
). Miss Nera Copeland In Anamosa.s
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Reeve and
left Saturday for Lansing.
Iowa.. to visit. DR.. John saam and
wife. They went by way Of Dubuque
and up the river by boat. "
The embroidery club held a picnic
supper Friday at the home Of Mrs.
5. G. Hands before she leaves with
her husband for their new home in
Davenport.
A party Of young folks from north
east of town are camping at Hillside
and as usual -ain has come. It might
be good plan to have a company
Of campers ready to start in dry
time as rain is almost sure to follow.
Charles E. Campbell, whose pathet-
lie tragic death occurred on Friday
night, was born in Hopkinton, Jan
uary Z, 1867, and died August 6, 1913
being 46 years seven months and one
day old. He receive, his education at
the public schools and attended Lenox
college for wo years. He had always
made his home here and all who
knew him, knew how well he bore