Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-07-01
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u THE lIl;.'1Ll LOCAL, NEWS new OF
DELAWARE G COUNTY Jun u
NEWS HAPPENINGS oFTH ial PAST
WEEK GATHERED BY Our
CORRESPONDENTS,
i WEEKLY HISTORY I 1E lsi'l TOLD
Intsrestlna Compilation q item. of
Moment Throuahout The
3ss " County.


HOlPKINTON
Frank Doan& made a business trfl
to$Chicago last week.
Mrs. +. X. Barnes and Miss Eliz
abethzC Campbell visited In Arlington
Tuesday. sss
Mrs. Rickert and children Of Dewitt
visited Mrs. Higgs last week. s
Rev. w. H. Ensign was nEEOttumWi
last week attending the Iowa Christ
ian Endeayor8 convention. He Wat
accompanied by Mrs. Ensign. as #fai
as Marion where she visited until hi,
return. Nj $s
Mr.. Berg is quite sick at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Martin Steen.
F. p. Williamson and sons shipped
two car loads#3o Of cattle to- Chicago
last week. ssS
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley OF 5Westfield
Illinois are visiting Prof and Mrs
Laughlin. The two ladies are sisters,
Mrs. Charles Holmes went t.
Dubuque Saturday to- the hospital fol
an operation for gall stones.7
President Reed was In fairfield
couple OF days last week.
Miss Maud ,Wheelock arrived Thurs
day mol6ing from$WashingtOn for thu
summer vacation. Ss5
Announcement has been resolved q
the marriage Of Rev. David Miller to
Miss Mary Ava Tickling at Yankton
South Dakota, June oath. They will
be at home In MissOuri&Valley after
$JulyS$2O. Mr.. Miller attendedsLeno
college for six years, and has many
friends in SHopkinton. who extend
their, best wishes to them, and wish
them success in the home in Missouri:
Valley where MI: Miller is pastor OF
the Presbyterian church:
Mrs. Owen Smith Of Great Falls,
Montana, arrived Tuesday morning
fora visit with Mr.. andEMrs.sD David
Smith. She came by way Of Omaha
where she hadssbee visiting for sew
eral weeks.
Misses Mildred and Myrtle Garvin,
Clara Keith and Mabel Hartford at
tended the district convention OF the
sEpWorth$ League at DUBUQUE last
week. n s
F, Whiplplea and FANNY left this
week for Fayette where Mr.gIWhipple
has purchased a grocery business
They were given several surprises
before their departure. Friday ev-
$eninE the members of the SEpWorth
sLeaguesWenta In in honor#1of Miss
Ruth. Saturday evening the ladies
Jot the Methodist church and Monday
evening the RoyalsNeighbors.H
Misses Winona Lux and Thelma
Tibbitts visited in Dubuque last week
with Mrs. Viola Kelsey. 4,
Ed Mullen was Dubuque visitor
Thursday.
NEasap4aaM
son8O dubuque visited q couple OF
days last with Mr.sand$sMrs:
Ricketts,. sSsa xsSss
w u. Morton OF Buck Grove visited
his brother, C.S. Morton, last week.
I Mrs. ". G. Pierce enjoyed visit
from her mother, Mrs. Frank Wilson.
and an aunt fromsDeeps River, Iowa
MI. SShimmelS OF Kansas lis visiting
his aunt, Miss Florence woodward;
Mrs Carrie Netcott OF Independ-
Sence, who was elected state president
OF the Nv. r. G at Burlington last
week, was "a daughter Of Frank South
and formerly lived in HOpkinton and
received her education at Lenox col 2
Slege.s S
Rev. W. II. Ensign conducted the
funeral services OF Mrs. Boyd Smith
1.-THE Bay church last Wednesday,
FIR. Tesar has sold his aFordscar
TOP p. Keith OF the Bay. y
s5@ HOpkinton does not celebrate this
year on the Fourth except by neigh
.borhood ptcnics as is usually done.
Those who wish, some thing liyelier
will 60 to the neighboring towns
who are preparing for big times.
Il Mrs. Myrtle Hardy and little daugh-
ter OF Redfield. South Dakota, have
been visiting their cousins, Miss By
am and Mrs. Grant Keith. NJ s..
Hardy has been in st. IouissfOr sew
teral months where her daughter has
been taking treatment forsinfanntile
paralysis. %
Mr. and Mrs. S. J.TourteLot re-
turned Saturday morning from Wy
oming where they had beenSS$to be.
with q brother OF Mr.. Tourtellot
during the last days OF his life They
also remained for the funeral which
took place on Friday. Mr.. William
Tourtellot was a well known insur-
ance man and has often visited Hop
.Nnton as we'll as being student
here years ago. s% /.
Mrs. W. H. collar received word
Of the death OF her only brother,
Alanson Bort, OF Monticello, who re-
sided on the Bort farm south OF town
and Is the father Of Fred Bort. We
have not the particulars OF. HIS DEATH
had been in feeble health for
some years. :s,8