Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-22
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Miss Ollie Doolittle has gone to
Rockford, Illinois, to attend school
the coming year.
The D hi Woman's Club meets
Thursday afternoon, September %
with Mrs. G. o. White. The pro
gram is as follows: Roll call; re-
port of last years reading; In
production, Miss Brayton; Natural
Features Of Iowa, Mrs. Furman; Re
cent International Events, Mrs. F.
B. Doolittle.
| Mrs. Porter entertained com
pany OF lady friends last Monday
Afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Fleming Wis
tied at Geo. Bars in Manchester
last week. .,
Mrs. Dora Pulver, Fred Pulver
and son, Lynn, spent several days
last week with Stanley friends.
Miss Gertie Burton has gone tc
Bynum, Montana, to visit her sister
Mrs. J. r. Jones and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Barnes spent
Ia day or two last week with rela'
tives in Strawberry Point.
The school wagons have arrived
to. carry the children from this
community to and from school to
Delhi.
F. A. Doolittle has a new Over.
land car.
F. E. Stinson was in Des Moines
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Doolittle, Mrs
F. B. Doolittle and Mrs. c. H. Fur.
man went to Greeley Saturday to
attend birthday party at Mr.. and
Mrs. John Oker.
Miss Avis Groveman went to Ma
son City Saturday for a few days
visit. .-.,
Mrs, E. j. Hopkins and daughter
Marion, spent last week in Hopkn'
ton.
Rev. W.. S. Skinner went to Du-
buque to remain over Sunday.
! ! Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Crabb of
West Union, were Delhi visitors Sat
Iurday. ,...- - . -j
! Mrs. Peter Wolfe, Mrs. Esther
Eoller and Junior Wolfe, Of Dundee,
visited. at Harvey Wolfe's Saturday. "
Mr.. Glen rSPetlon and Miss Ber-
nice: Smith, of Delhi, were married
at Manchester Wednesday, Sept.
Is. Congratulations. 81 =
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hartman and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Rimmer and
son. Maurice, were Cedar Falls
visitors over Sunday.
The young people had picnic
Friday evening on the old camp
grounds. - ~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Codner were
Manchester's visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Smith and
Howard Of .Hopkinton were at J. w.
|Swinburne, Sunday
Bids were opened recently for
the job Of transporting pupils for the
consolidated district, which is to
begin the school, year about October
II. The following routes were con-
tracted for by the board:
Route l. Hartwick bridge south
to Otis, Miller's corner, east to Nick
Wilson corner, south to Frank
Smiths north OF Delhi. J. n. Smith.
$50 per month. >ss, :,.%.' =
Route 2. Dolley corner east to
Sidney loves, north and west to
Delhi Martha Hugh, $50 per month.
Route s. Fred Wendt, jr., north
of Birney Davis, south to Roy
Stones. west to John Sutton's, south
to A. Meister's, west to Delhi.
Harry Bisgrove, $40 per month.
George Pulver's, wet and north to
Gus Lundin's, south and west to
Frank Stoddard's south to Delhi. A.
F.. Miller, $40 per month.
The conditions of the contract
entered, into by each driver is that
he is to furnish safe team and har-
ness, keep tho wagon sheltered at
all times when not in use, Intricate
and SEQ that the same is kept in
good repair. He shall deliver chill
dren to and from school, on time
an3. report any and all disturbances
enroute to superintendent Of
school or president of school board.
Wagon is to be used for no other
purpose. The board of directors is
to furnish the wagon and repairs
for same, and a place for storing
and sheltering the wagon at the
school house.
Tho new school building is rapid
ly nearing completion, and it is
now. expected to have it ready to
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