Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-08-04
]. HOPKINTON
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$is Charles Thing is taking care of a
u case Of the mumps. s55 ssEE
Ss3 Miss Laura Chalder, of Dubuque
visited her cousin, Mrs. w. L. Camp
4 bell. q couple Of days last week.
Miss Margaret Wallace visited In !
EdgewOOd and Manchester last week..
Mrs: Orville Root, Of Lorain, Ohio,z
visited several days with Mr.. and
u Mrs. c. e. Reeve. sS5s NJ. EN- . >s5
$S Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Collar spent
n last week in Anamosa with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lake. N; s; 3 : ~ s%: 5,3.t I. :
5gf5s, Mrs. Black, ). who has been visiting
!, Ct the w. Lord home, left We'd
4 nesday evening for her home In
IL dassena. E3y9rs75 r 20
Mr. and Mrs. F.. E. Martin spent
4 last week in Marion with Charles
d Clim and family. ii :. IA
The Priscilla class Of the Presby-
terrain Sunday school held picnic
IN the church park Wednesday after
noon and enjoyed a very; pleasant
time. f s Az M 5:3 . 22 /. s.;5s
5si MI. and Mrs. Land ers returned
Il Monday evening after spending a
week with their son, Norman at Cam.
1 bridge Il e: E sI& "a !.s
The ladies' Of the Methodist church
L held their social afternoon Thursday,
Anna Hucker. X us d "A III ~ s5s5
Stuart Brokan has been reelected
to his position In the high school !
~ at Waukon, where he gave splendid |
II satisfaction last year. 4.
Miss Jean Sutherland of Monticello |
was q guest last week at the w. s..
johnson home. a 5.t.sss,N E IN. a. X 5:s y. s
Dr.. D. G. Macintosh arrived Fri
day morning from :Shenando to
visit among old friends. His wife
and daughter being already here.
"a reception was held Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. c.. q.
Reeve given by the ladies' Of the
Presbyterian church in honor Of
/ Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Parkhill 1 and Mrs.
4 Hendee, who will soon leave to
make their home in other places.
They were each given, a token OF
remembrance by the ladies'.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. c.. Meinzer, and
] little son, arrived Saturday morning,
to visit at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ssR G.. Crawford. IS
Ss.5 Mrs. BO1lman received the sad In
#telligence Wednesday morning OF the
death OF her daughter, Mrs. Frank
B Baldwin, Of Williams burg, Virginia
She and her daughter, Marian, left
I the same day for that place. Mrs.
Ing come with her. parents to HOpkin.
tho when about thirteen years old.
/ She grew to womanhood here and
received her education at Lenox col
slege, where her father was highly
4 hOnOred teacher She was q member
OF the class Of 1893. On the day Of
her graduation she was married to
Prof Frank Baldwin. A few years
ago they moved to Williamsburg. Vir-
ginia, where they have since resided.
Mrs. Baldwin has been in Ill health
Tor a number of years. About q
month ago she went to the hospital
4 for an operation from which it was
thought she was recovering. She
came to her release. She leavs
husband, three children, a, mother,
sister and brother. The body was
brought here for burial, and serv-
ices were held at the cemetery and
conducted by Rev. w. H. Ensign OF
the Presbyterian church: Mrs. Bald,
! win had many friends here whose
sympathy goes out to those who sor-
I row. .at ,Ss.f
Mrs. r. G. Brooks has been for q
couple OF weeks with her daughter,
Mrs French. at Onslow. 5s;.. 4. III
Mrs. p P: Reed and little t d dangh-
X lcTH% 1SlL A4udy ctSA1u6 AOl@3 N/LtAuu-l
wa where she will visit before going
to her nwe home in Fulton, Mo.
DR.. and Mrs. Parkhill went to
Storm Lake to make arrangements
for their removal there.
DR.. j. r.. Guthrie was out from
y Dubuque, Sunday, to see his sister,
who has been quite i'll, but who IS:
recovering.
A number Of persons went to Du-
buque, Saturday, to attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Cora Ricketts, at the
7 home OF her mother, Mrs. Julia Rick
etts. Those who attended were. Mr..
and Mrs. Mcconnell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Macintosh and two daughters, Mrs.
w T.. Ktrkwood,i Mrs. w. E. Reed,
& Mrs. Hooking, Misses Mae and
Vivian Dunlap. Ei.4
.s The contest between the Reds and
Blues in i, the Presbyterian Sunday
school was won by the Reds, and the
Blues are to give them picnic Fri
day afternoon in the church park:
Union evening services of the
Methodist and Presbyterian churches
Y hi be held during the month OF Au-
gust. They were held Sunday even
( ing in the Methodist church. DR.. En-
sign Of the Presbyterian church
preached.