Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-01-01
The LOCAL news OF
DELAWARE COUNTY
FROM our REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
HOPkINTON.

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Miss Flosie Trevarthan of Water
n loo visited a few days with her moth
Il er.
Prof. Menzer arrived Monday from
his seasons work in the west, anu
with his wife left Christmas even
ing for Illinois, where they visit for
& q few days, whenMr. and Mrs. CraW-
ford will join them and accompany
them to Washington, D. c., where
they will spend the remainder Of the
winter. Il,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Firman and lit
tie daughter Of Lamont visited on
Christmas day with F. M. Wheeler
y and family.
Thomas Mather Of Nebraska came
Tuesday to visit his sister, Mrs. w.
III Campbell.
Floyd Dufoe and Miss Katie Nett
ert were married Christmas ,morn-
ing by Rev. Chalice at the Method
1 list parsonage. They go to South Da-
kota in the spring to make their
y home. Ill.,.
Mr. and Mrs. Lake Of Anamosa,
Earl collar and family of Waterloo
and Harper collar of Urbana. Illinois,
has a pleasant reunion Christmas at
the home Of their parents, Mr.. and
" Mrs. w. H. Collar.
Z Dr.. Lewis Dunlap is at home from
II MeadWMe, Pennsylvania, for his va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed and chill
dren Of Manchester visited with rela-
tiyes here last week.
Glen Reed has returned from Sid
q uey, Montana, where he went with w.
"A. Hardy He was we'll please" with
Montana
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. E. Reeve left on
Thursday for Florida, where they Will
spend the rest Of the winter with
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Warden at Lake Helen.
s Mrs. Craft and two sons, Howard
and Merritt, OF Mt. Vernon visited
4 during Christmas week with Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. T. Wilson.
J.aD. Mac Allister and family VS.
tied over Christmas at Onslow.
Mrs. stearns OF Mt. Vernon and Mr.,
and Mrs. Lang and son of MontlceF
10 were Christmas visitors with Mr..
and Mrs. F. e. Reeve.
Mrs. Andrew Holcomb is visiting
son at Hinckley, Minnesota, and a
& daughter at Waukon.
Miss Dora Sheppard was at home
from Cedar Rapids last week.
/ Mrs. Wilson Of Clarke Hall has
gone to Kansas to visit during the
holiday vacation.
Miss Hardness Of Ashland, Wlscon-
,.'n, is visiting her mother at Clarke
Hall.
@ Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Patterson were
down from Waterloo last week.
Mrs. Mac Arthur is in Davenport
visiting M. H. Mac Arthur and FAINT
ly.
A cantata Of twenty singers was
given Christmas eve at the Prespy-
terrain church under the direction OF
Miss Bertha LeClere, and was much
appreciated by large audience. A
few Of the little folks also had parts,
and afterwards enjoyed Santa Claus
and . Christmas tree. The Methodist
Sunday school also had a program,
VI and tree and a well-filled house.
Fred Loop was here last week from
Stewart, Minnesota, to visit has
daughter, Mrs. Joe Orr.
ias Miss Mabel Westcott came up from
Monticello for the day on Christmas.
Mrs. F. E. Martin fell and broke
the bone Of her right wrist.
After January 1st all the stores
except the drug stores will close at
six p. M, except on Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. The two meat
. markets will keep open until seven
y and the barber shops until eight.
Misses Grace Laxson of -Earlv'lle
and Hazel Perkins of Delhi were over
Sunday visitors among their friends.
Miss Emily Trevarthan returned
with her sister to Waterloo for few
days visit.
Mrs. Russell, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Hendee, for "a
couple of months, left Friday for her
home in New York City. Mrs. Hen
dee accompanied her as far as chi
cago.
Mrs. Clara Wiltsie and children OF
Arlington were over Sunday visitors
at the home of Mrs. NJ. l. Campbell.
Y, Miss Mabel McCuskey of Monticello
visited Miss Neva Copeland over Sun
day
Miss Luella LeClere, who came
home from Miller South Dakota, for
Ter holiday vacation, has been quite
sick ever since her return, but is
now improving.
Miss Pearl circuit is spending part
Of her vacation in Chicago.
Mr.. Hawkins of Cascade was Wis
itor in town last Sunday.
Mrs. Della Barber and son Frank
of Yankton, South Dakota, are Visit
ing at the Byam home.
Mrs. Schlick of Worthington Wis
tied Saturday with her aunt, Mrs. w.
L. Campbell.
The quarterly communion was OBJ
served on Sunday at the Methodist
church.
The annual New Years dinner OF
the Presbyterian congregation Will be
held Wednesday January list, in the
church basement, with the congrega-
tional meeting in the afternoon.
Union services will be observed