Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-29
REVIVAL meetings
CLOSE MONDAY night iii !.
MANY CONVERTS HAD DURlNst I
MONTHS CAMPAIGN OF UNION
EvANGELIsT,c MEETINGS.
CHURCHFS GAIN in MfHBEaShlPl'..
Evangelistic Party To Engage in
Campaign At Marion During
Month of October.

Campaign At Marion During
Month Of October.
The series Of evangelistic meet
ings, conducted by DR.. J. w. Ma, Ma-as
hood, wero brought to a. close on
Monday evening of this week. Wh1lea;
the attendance at most CT the ser
vices was not as large as 1t was hop
ed for, the meetings were produc't-ss. s
tive Of much good. Many CONVEX CONVEX
sions were had, and the churches#s
which united in the services 5Sz Will d
no doubt receive many, new MEM
bers as a result of the meetings!
DR.. Mahcod, who conducted the
services, is a sincere minister sl.lss OF
the Gospel. He made a profound d
impression here by his clear
methods in presenting the vital truth a
of Christianity, and urging. his hear
ers to accept the teachings Of the
Bible.
DR.. Mahood was ably assisted IN
his work here by Mr.. and Mrs- n r's,5I
George, who had charge Of the 4
music. The Misses Eta and Rutri Rutll5 q
Mahood also gave valuable assist ~
anco at the meetings. Miss EttaEi lis
Mahood gave a number OF heaiitll q
culture lectures, following the al tn
ternoon services, which we're
greatly enjoyed by the audiences;
, and her sister presided at the piano
On Sunday, October 10th, Dr-sFs DE-
Mahocd and his party will begin Nj
series of meetings at Marion, the
protestant churches of that city hav-ss
ing united in the campaign and have 5s q
erected a large tabernacle for tnegg
meetings. t&S. 2S:.'
During their stay in the city the ne u
members of the evanglistice partyas
have made many friends, who 5Wtsns
them success in their labors where
ever they go.
/ On Sunday, October srd, the 1lhs
churches which had dispensed Will
some of the regular church serytces sl-
during the campaign, will again Sre
sume the regular sSund services .s
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VIII sMFS. WIZ OAA ~
tober 1st, at 1880 O'clock.
Mrs. John Cruise went to CedarSaa tSa) u
Falls on Monday morning to spee1nndlsass pee1n. ~
few days with relatives at that thassfiss
place. N
Mr.. and Mrs. B, G. BurnsideSaN
arc spending a week or ten dayssaas ~
with relatives and friends near Abes'r-I3
! <,,o,, Co,,tl, nal
The Coles stove demonstratlons.
at Stearns & Mccormick is attract-a
ing much attention. Read what thela
firm has to say about the stove, lni@
their advertisement this week.
Mrs. Julia Evan Of this city slef,tsEss
this morning for Mifflingburg, Penns3s
sylvania, where she will spend thesFs
winter with her sister, Mrs. Ia! C:tsSl
Foster. Her friends hope Hhat sheSy
may have a pleasant winter in StheE
east. M@s 3Fss
Harry Scothorn, of OnsloW, Iass
was a guest of friends in Manches1
ter over Sunday. Mr.. Scothcrn was
formerly in the employ Of the Hs
&C. Smith pharmacy of this city and
has been connected with a leading
drug concerns at Onslow for sons
time. - ,t,
Miss Clara Post, who has beeH
a guest of her friend, Miss Belle
Young, for several days, left Monday
morning for Cedar Rapids, 70 visit
friends. She will also visit W1tH
friends at Denver, Colorado, befoN
returning to her home at Bozeman
Montana.
IT S. Seymour goes to Roche&es
ter, Minnesota, next week to entea
the hospital for an operation on
his head. About year ago, MI
Ser mour suffered severe attack n
cold, and following this he expera
enced serious trouble with his head
His friends hope that he may sci
relief at the hands Of the specialisq
at Rochester. o. ,ss
Major and Mrs. H. G. Utley haW
been enjoying visit this week frohn
Mrs. Ulysis Chadeayne and children
of Ossining, New York. Mrs. ChAc
eayne is a daughter of Mr.. and Mi
J. M. Kingsley of Delaware, and sh
and her family are about to remoW
TO LOS AuSSlSS, CdllSA AAAa. AsAA.tSsN>ANs3T
eayne will join his family here GO
last of next week, when they WI
start on their western trip.
Mrs. ]. A. Strickland went3y
Earlville Monday morning to se
her mother, NJ. V. Newcomb, WI
sustained fractured wrist in "a
on the sidewalk while on her We
from church Sunday evening. ME
Strickland brought her moths
home on Monday evening, to caa
for her until the injured member
healed. Mrs. Newcomb's jmaH
friends here regret to learn Of I'd
unfortunate occurrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Jackson al
their children, who have beengsbeh
ing several weeks with Mfs. Jaq
sons father, Mr.. E. A. Atwaterlg
Monday morning for their homej
Savannah, Georgia. Mr.. Jackson al
his family spend Several weeI
each summer with Mr.. Atwater,A
ether relatives and friends here 81