Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-11-24
HoPK1NTON

Miss Mabel Nash was here from
Oneida over Sunday.
Mrs. Brooks visited couple of
days, in Edgewood, and is now in
Onslow with her daughter, Mrs.
French
Mrs. Earhart entertained the
teachers of the public school and
rembers of the school board and
their wives Monday evening.
Claude Reed was at home >over
Sunday from Ames. :,
Mrs. Cooling OF Monticello, visit
Led her little children here Saturday.
David Rhines and Miss Nellie Carr
;, of, Lamont, were Sunday visitors at
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Coon.;4 1.h'
Ara Sheppard and family were
over Sunday. visitors at the home of
Mr.. and {, Mrs. C. H. Dufoe.
-. Max, .Wheeless fell from his =, ,tri.
cycle last Monday and broke both
bones Of his, right arm just above
the wrist.
A little son has arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wheeler
at Lamont: -,
Mrs. Glow, who has been for
some weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Porter, left Mon
day morning with her chidrlen for
their home in Minnesota.
Mrs. Brooks is at Onslow with
her daughter, Mrs. French.
Sherm Hartford has gone into part
nership with H. F. Stoddard in the
blacksmith shop.
Mr.. Chapman and Misses Leta
Chapman, Ethel Robins, Ella Merr-
RAM and Rose Besler were Sunday
guests at the Heyneu home, making
the trip by automobile.
The friends of Miss Ruth Smith
here have received announcements
Of her marriage to E. T.. Cain, of
St. Edwards, Nebraska. Miss Smith
lived a number Of years with her
aunt, Mrs. G. K Nash and was a
graduate of the Hopkinton high
school. She had many friends here
who wish her a lifetime Of happi-
ness. Pr
Mr.. ard Mrs. c. E. Reese receiv-
ed the announcement of a little dau-
ghter at the hcme Of Rev. and Mrs.
c. E. Reese at Clearfield, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Ferguson and
Mrs. J. w. Kirkwocd autced to Du-
buque I'll ursday.
The annual union Thanksgiving
day service will be held Thursday at
1880 p. m. in tho Methodist church.
The sermon will be by Rev. L. A.
Bradford, pastor. " .
Miss Alice Chambers, youngeot
daughter of. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Chambers who y formerly resided
here, was married last week at Reg
ina, Canada, to Cyril Jack Death.
They will make their home in Reg
t, ina j.
A. w. Heyner Of Cedar Rapids, a
travelling salesman, and A. c. Hey
ner, merchant at Norway, were VS.
itors last week at the Heyner home.
| r. l.. Morrow returned last week
after an absence of several months
in Minnesota.
r.. A. Wallace received an an
ouncemcnt of the arrival Of an IL
pound boy at the home of his
brother, Ralph Wallace, and wife,
of Chicago. go
| J. D. Morgan has been ap-
pointed deputy sheriff, an office Re
has held before, and the appointment
is very satisfactory to this part OF
the county.
A family dinner party was eriov-
&c at the home Of Rev. and Mrs.
Ensign Wednesday, in fonor CT Mrs.
Greer, C. X. Greer and Miss Mar
igaret Greer, who leave this week
I to spend the winter In California.
Other relatives and. friends from out
of town were, Rev. and Mrs. c. +.
Ensign and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Greer
of Marion, Rev. and Mrs. sHoward r.
win and children, Bellvue, Rev. S.
A. Greer, Washington, Mr.. and Mrs.
e.. E. Hicks and Mrs. Jewett. Men
ticello. -,
Men and whiskey never make a
good com bina ton and an attemrt one
night last week resulted in prompt
action on the part Of the mayor end
marshal, and the party who brcug' t
about the biggest racket was fined
$40 and costs. Welcome the day
when the vile stuff will he forever
banished from our country.