Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-10

HE MANCHESTER DEMO
) lanti. Michigan. Congratulatton
{ are offered by the many friends .
Or. Dunlap In Hopkinton and yicir
ity. 81. 81, u
; The Presbyterian church Of Hor
; kinton considers itself very forum
|, ate in securing pr. w. H. Ensign
!, formerly Of Manchester, as its paas
4 tor. He is a man well known here
. having spent six years in colleg
and being many years in Dubuque
Pres bytery, he is no stranger to thu
people and a large audience greeted
him Sunday in his first appearance,
as pastor. The Installation services
will be held the twenty-third Of this
Il month. DIR. Ensign Id to give the
address Tuesday morning at The
opening Of Lenox college. It viii
be very appropriate for the new
pastor to be present to meet and
i greet the students and faculty. Sew
eral new teachers have been added
this year and the outlook is promis.
Ing for. the coming year. ii Il
DR.. w. B. Guthrie was in town q
few days on his way to New York
City. @,fF5 4
George Good and wife left Friday
evening for their new home in Ce-
dar Rapids. Their son Elliott, who
is employed In the Leader office, will
remain here. 3. H. 81
$ DELHI.
Full Z,
and Misses Ella y and Helen Harris
were in Dubuque Wednesday,. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson are
parents of girl born Monday, Sep.
TENDER L.
Miss Comstock and her Sunday
School class of boys enjoyed "a pic
mic Wednesday evening. @s.
DIR. j.. c. Doolittle of Des Moines
was recent Delhi visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cruise OF Earl
vile We're guests at the ]. W. Cor
bin home last week. :iss I. s
Miss Ola Jakelin is attending
school in Manchester.
Harry Swinburnes and Tyler Fur
man attended play in Hopkinton
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe White were
down from Manchester Wednesday.
Miss Gladys Bancroft Is teaching
school at Rocky Nook
Mrs. Il. g. Michael and son George
were in Manchester Wednesday
The M. p. aid society fair win be
held October IS. y VS..
& School opened Monday, September
8, with the following teachers: Prin-
cipal, L. Trezona OF Strawberry PIT,
assistant principal, Miss Blanche
Smith Of Edgewood, intermedia
Miss Frances Ryan OF Delaware, Sec
ond primary, Miss Anna Comstock OF
Indiana, primary, Miss Jessie Moody
Of Ionia, Iowa. 1sFs. NJ 81
a large crowd attended the Straw
berry Point fair both Thursday and
Friday. 4 IA
H John Pierce was recent business
visitor at Oelwein. 5
VI Fred and Jack Pulver and Harry
Michael went to Stanley, last week.
on a hunting expedition.
Darwin @Quimby, formerly an in
mate at the County Home at this
place but for several years at the
hospital In Independence, escaped
from that institution and found his
way back to the home The author
tiles at independence were notified
and he was promptly returned to
that place. Nj
Mrs. Mary Grinnell returned 5 tc
her home in Wheaton, Illinois, on 1
Thursday. is;s 81 IN
Mrs. Barker has traded her farm
farm for land in South Dakota.
NJ I've, n Ia ~.
Sioux City are guests at Alva
Smiths. s III
N N. o. Talmadge lis visiting rela.
tiyes in South Dakota.
Up. H. SRimmers has had his resi-
dence improved by adding new
porch and painting the house.
Va George Oehler ST.. is home from
Lake Andes, South IDakota.N
4 Miss Jessie, Petition will teach the
fall term at the Hoosier Point school.
Y Mrs, Gwen Bentz and daughter,
Ethel have returned to Spencer, Iowa,
where Mrs. Bentz teaches in the
public school.
George Furman had business in
Manchester Friday.
Mrs. IN. Grommon and daughters
Avis. Mrs. r. p. White and n son,
volneys were in Dubuque Friday.
Mrs. e. n. Fleming and son Fran
Gig are visiting relatives in Water
loo. Il IL 5s .,3 ,s x ~ s5s5s
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Most Of Ne
chanicsville. Iowa, have moved toll
Delhi. Mr. Most will be, janitor at the
school house. Il aS5s
Joe Downs goes to Sehaller, Iowa.
This week to attend the Goth we'd
ling anniversary Of a relative.
Mrs. James Mitchell returned Sat
1rday from West Union where she
had been for several weeks, taking
care OF little granddadgh liter, a late
arrival at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
McDonough n y, ;s
Mrs, May Howard and son Forrest
Friday from a. several
weeks visit with Dubuque relatives.
\ L. W.. Adams Of Sanborn, Iowa,
md Ira 2. Adams of Manchester
visited at 2. G.. Adams Saturday.
Grover White is seriously i'll.
Clair Grommon has gone to Glad
stone, Iowa, where he has employ
nent.;
4 Miss Erma Lusk will teach at
Upper Buck creek this fall,
z Misses Mary and Ollie sD0olittle and
Helen Harris are enrolled as stu
tents at Lenox college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Mitchell are
parents OF a son born Sunday. Sep
.ember Z. III
Dale Howard of Dubuque, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howard. for
merly Of this place, was instantly I
killed. by live wire Saturday after
noon at Dubuque. His parents,
brothers and sister have the } sym
pathy Of their many friends in Delhi.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Crabb and Mr..
and Mrs. Al o. Billings enjoyed q
fishing trip on the Mississippi the
last Of the week:
Mrs. F. M. Byerly and Mrs. May
Howard went into Dubuque Sunday
o attend the funeral Of Dale How
,d fo1, 1,o11 Nny,rJ