Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-06-03
class Of 1914 Of the high scANool were

I class Of 1914 Of t the high school we,
held Wednesday evening in &he Pre-
r byterian church. There w9;e tie
young ladies' in the clasaE The
class motto was At the Wothill
Climbing. The church was decor;
5 ted with their colors, lavender an
: white, and lilies. Of the valley, thei
class flower. The orations were we
written and we'll delivered. The Pre-
gram given was, Invocation, Rev. W
n. Ensign; Instrumental solo, Mis-
H.. Ensign; Instrumental SOLO. Mis-
Whipple;; March, Miss Amy Doan
Life from the & Shadow, Clara Z
Gestel; Patriotism its Duty and Valu
Mona Hogan; The Genius of Battle
Jennie DeShaw; Solo, Miss JESSIE
Rickets; Silent Voices, Florence v
Hill; The Second David Livingston
Grace Dunlap; The Thing Undone
Eva NJ. Mills; Cornet Solo, Jesse
Greenup; Irreyerance, Americas
Weakness, Verna M. Lowe; On the
Sands of Time, Gwendolyn Keith
The China of the Present, Anna NJ
Lench; Solo, Mrs. Williamson; Il Pre-.
sentation Of diplomas; Benediction,
Rev. gu: Chalice. :4 .
r. A. and U. NJ. Wallace have each
purchased a new automobiles.
The Covenanter church has been
remodeled and frescoed.
A very interesting entertainment
was given by the primary department
Their promotion exercises We're held
Monday evening in the Presbyterian
church and the little folks seem to
get as much enjoyment out. Of it as
| the audience. t..5..
On Tuesday evening the Christian
Endeavors will hold Storm Lake
/ Conference rally in the Pres byterian
church. There will be stereopticon
views of the conference, and after
ward ice cream will be sold in the
basement. NJ t5zs. 4 -z En-
Last Wednesday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. Liyings ton a reception
was given Miss Bertha. Winnard from
Alaska, and Miss Florence from
North Carolina. The reception was
given by the north east group of
study is Alaska. Miss Winnard told
in a very interesting manner Of her
work in that country, where she is |
Matron OF Sheldon jackson school. |
She told of Che educational work, |
1870 aoISeAuA 6ttN CllEE ICdNll- |
ing Of domestic science, art n and !
manuel training. All that would help
to make good and useful men and wo-
men. She brought with her work
done by the pupils . About 80 ladies
We're present, besides young ladies
from the college and children from
the public school. Ss,.<s : @fi.s %
Mrs. Viola Kelsey, of Dubuque is
visiting at the home OF. her brother,
Will Lux. Z e. & - = s,.#%:5
MRS. NJ. II. Macarthur and little
laughter are visiting relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Wagner and
son Of Waterloo were in town Sat
friday. u 7. Isl = 2st2,$S4tg
Mr.. James Irwin of Cedar Rapids is
listing his daughter Mrs. Davis.
!, Mrs. Justin and two children of
;edar Rapids and Miss Ella Stoddard [ n
IT. Delaware were over Sunday guests
# Mrs. Stoddard. "a VII 4
i. Mrs. Nellie Alobly Of Des Moines
listed her aunt, Mrs. E.. r.. Main Fri. !!
ay. S. !, st I'M q II
= Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Irwin, and daugh- II
er We're here from Cedar Rapids, II
saturday = .,;s- 5 N s55.S IN I II
j Mr.. and Mrs. EN-. Hucker and II
lrs: Main attended the funeral Of jts
little child OF MIR. and Mrs. Keith
rom near Cascade. The burial was /.
Delhi. s5.ts &5S &c 4. K ,,ss.sa
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Main Of Month :
clio We're over Sunday visitors with 7
ONE folks. II E i 's&5 IN. -
Mrs. Ottaway: is confined to her &
ed with serious Illness.
The Memorial exercises were held !
aturday afternoon. The band school &
alldren and decorating committee
larched to the cemetery with flowers .
nd 2Wreaths for the soldiers graves, 6
tlers W1leh they, returned tolthe col
zee chapel and listened to some ex- )
rclses by the younger children Dr.. 6
. e. Foster, OF Cedar Rapids gave a <
ne address highly. appreciated by the !
The old veterans and their g
az, were in the front ranks their&Ix
lumber less by, two than last year. 3 :
Miss Franc Earhart, came home q
,turday from Clarinda where she 4
Is a position in the public schools. 4
Misses Helen AMI Esther Mackin- =
sh arrived Saturday for their sum -
ers visit with their grandparents :.
r. and Mrs. Mcconnell. 4 & y
Frank Joseph and little daughterFof y
IS Moines We're over Sunday visitors n
It'll Mrs. Helen joseph. III
Miss Plummer of Greene is guest
the home of R.. A. Wallace.
A new little baby is reported at the
me Of Mr.. and Mrs James Johns on.
Miss Florence Ricketts, gave a very
teresting address Sunday in the
'esbyteriany church, of work among
e mountatneers( in North Carolina
here she has been as a missionary
r several wears. She told of great iE
ef ed and desire for better lives and III
ucation. Tl
A shocking accident occurred last LIN
turday. A gasoline engine with.
itch Steven Deshan, Jr. was work.
g at On his farm, fell on him and
ushed his leg breaking it in tworl III
aces below the knee and injuring
9 knee cap. It is very serious and
is feared She may loose the leg 1T
a busy time on the farm and will
.erfere badly with his work aside ISE
I'm the intense, suffering. He
rely has the deepest sympathy of
) friends and neighbors. liII
Mrs. Chas. Richardson, of yManches-
. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. RI.
Troy. SSS. s .s
Deafness Cannot Be Cured liz