Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-09-16

Of wyoming, Fl. 5 richardson and
G. s. Barker, OF Monticello, also Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. L..iStone of Delhi and
many others 5fromSdifferent places at
tended the haryest$home last week.
Mrs. Martha hudson of Hebron, III,
and Mr.. Roberet Tibbitts of Ohio,
with Mrs. Kenney, went to West I'm
ion Saturday. Mr.. Tibbitts is also
visiting at the home Of T. B.. Tib-
bits in town.
Miss Nellie Turner, a former mu-
steal director at Lenox college, a a
guest for a few days Of Mrs. N. A.
Gearhart, on her way from Chicago *
Omaha. ~
Mrs. Dewal6 and Mrs. John Green
went to Springville Saturday even
ing. A. ii'
Miss Grace Hardy arrived from
Montana Saturday night to attend
Lenox college. She is a daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hardy, who for
merly resided in Hopkinton.
a. shower was held for Miss Jessie
Ricketts, at the home of Mrs. Irish
Saturday afternoon by twenty Of her
young lady friends.
VIC. KehOe accompanied his ne
phew, William Holub, to- Dubuque on
Wednesday to place him St. Josephs
college. i IA
The evangelistic meetings still con-
tinue at the tent, although they were
held in the churches Sunday on ac-
count of the rain. The evangelist is
preaching very telling sermons and
bringing the truth. home to every one.
While at such services there are al
ways those who find many things to
which they object, they will if they
go in the right spirit find plenty to
help them and there is one who
attends but may receive help and be
better for it, If they choose. Two
meetings were held on Harvest Home
day. One In the morning and an
other In the evening and they were
well attended, notwithstanding other
attractions. Saturday afternoon the
Sabbath schools met at the churches
and marched to the tent, carrying
their banners. and took part in a raj
ly service. E5.
Mrs. j. w. Good was up from Ce-
day Rapids Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Wallace, who has been
spending her vacation among rela-s
tiyes here, has returned to Chicago.
Miss Anna Wallace is visiting Mrs.
Frank Clarke at Golden.
Prot. w. B. Guthrie was here last
week for a few days visit With his
father and sister:
Mrs. w. n. Ensign, who has been,
i'll the past week, Is able to be up
again. sy u
.LENox:coLLEeE.
Lenox college opened for the fall
term Tuesday morning at $3.50. The
devotional services were conducted
by Rev. Eli Forsythe, who is holding
evangelistic meetings in town. The
reading was from James, LIST chapter,
after which he led in prayer. A#beau-
tiful solo was sung by Charles For
sythe. DR.. Chambers, pastor ofsthe
Presbyterian church at West Union.
gave a very interesting and instruc-i
tive address, the Impressions made
by it. will never be forgotten,
New members have been added to,
the faculty. The teacher of domestic
science is Miss Frances Richey, who
will also be preceptress at Clarke,
hail, Miss Margaret Paul has the ply
steal culture and expression work.
Prot. &C. Y. Franklin OF Valparaiso.
Indiana, takes the place Of DR.. ~.
P. Thing.J,He has the mathematics
and bookkeeping. Miss Marion BOIL
man has charge Of typeWriting and
stenography. Miss Minnie Ehlers Of
Ontario, Canada, was elected head Of
the music department. On her way
here a message recalled her to her
home Her place will be filled as
soon az possible, Miss Margaret Paul
has charge Of the physical culture
and expression work Mr.. Charles
Stone Is; the coach for athletics and.
the boys are, ell ready at work pre-
|paringStheT grounds w
Rev. Alfred Nickless Is, OF Chica-
go. was present at theSopening OF:
Lenox college. ss9a
President e. E. Reed has been ap.
pointed by the governor as one OF
the delegates to the national Dairy
show at. Chicago October ~ to 81.