Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-08
dent at Lenox during the spring term

dent at Lenox during the spring tern
They have rooms with Mrs. Bowen.
i A little son is reported 4 at tn
home Il of Rev. Alfred Nickless an
wife at Chicago. Ii h b I'll :t8} s:
Mrs. s. p. Thorpe and daughter A,
10 returned Tuesday from tire
months visit in California. \. ts
Miss Cora Ricketts, !. left Thursda,
evening for Iowa City where she Wis
lted for several days with her broth
81 jamie : VIC : stu y n hosD'
Mrs. Heam OF Monticello and JAG
OBJ Lands OF Colesburg were visitor!
at, the home OF "A. j. King and wife
last week. v ~; n "a 5sSxs
J.: S. Mcc Cornell, William Zeuch, u
7. Wheeless and wife and Arthur
Reed and wife were in Manchester
Wednesday, 81 4
Thomas Mathers, who has been here
since January first, left Wednesday
for his home in Nebrask
Mrs. Lake and Mrs. Walters Of An.
amosa and Mrs. Campbell OF Daven-
port were Saturday visitors with Mrs,
W. H. collar. S&5 81 IA: 4
Walter Ferguson was here from
Monticello Wednesday at the home of
H. MOulton. ,-ssf
Prof. w. Parkhill is taking his
vacation In Chicago.
The social afternoon OF the Method
ist ladies was held at the h0me of
Mrs. "A. B. Wheeless on Thursday and
a large number were in attendance.
The proceeds were $500. s> sj
Miss Mabel Kelsey, OF the class of
1912 Of Lenox college, who is now
teaching at St. Ans gar, and her broth
5ar OFFS Monticel visited In town We'd
nesday with their sister, Susanna, a
LenOx student. g$ & ssi, VIZ, y.
Misses Margaret and Esther Gear
hart OF Springville visited Tuesday
and Wednesday, at the home of their.
uncle, Ma Gearhart. # +5 S.55ll /.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Reed are set
tied in the front upstairs rooms of
the hotel building. u Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Billings win have rooms, on the
east side OF the same building. 555
"a The many friends OF Prof. T Thomas
MacBride will be interested
In the announcement that he has been
appointed to fill the vacancy as pres
ident OF the State University, also
that 1T is poss ible it may be perman-
emily filled by w 3 B. Guthrie. Some
of the glory of either name shines
over old Lenox.
There was certainly a hot time in
the old town last Monday over elec-
ton. However all passed with no
blood shed and everyone has again
settled down to business, either his
own or that Of some one else The
citizens campaign committee had a
social gathering at the opera house
Friday evening, to which were invit-
I'd all the voters: candi dates elected
AMI otherwise at which time
good time isSreported. II.
S. AZ picked up team played base ball
1t Delhi. Saturday: The Delhi boys
won., Il v $$s
Mrs. Earhart went to Cedar Rap
Ids to attend the teachers meeting.
John Norris has been making quite
| business pf buying and shipping
and poplar to a Dubuque
'irm for excelsior. He, has had cut
.491 cords most Of which has already
been shipped and paid out for the
same $67O9.5O. "a &,
ID last week into their beautiful
lew bungalow.
The Women Workers of the Pres
'yterian church will be entertained |
~ the Northeast group at the home
i Mrs. Livingston next Wednesday.
The public schools are having their |
this week
Miss Jennie Dunlap has been con-
ned to her bed during the past
week. RI .:zis
Lenox college, opens Wednesday for
he spring term.