Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-30
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Mrs. H. M. Reeve visited friends in
Monticello last week p .'ts 81 .tIs}ls
Mrs. Frank Clark, Of Golden, came
}}StoVer Friday to see Miss Lord. " ~ HI 5ss
yss59F.a M rs. M III niger, from near Manches
Ter was, in town last week to see her
IN other, Mrs. Martin, who is quite III
with little hope Of recovery. $5 s Nj
'sts j I. r. H Morrow left tuesday for
sElenwCOd, Minnesota, where he will
,sspend the rest Of the summer IA. All 5
HUE, 3ts Little Miss Lucille Bort gave q
party to a number Of little friends on
s5ner eighth birthday anniversary June
M Mr.. and Mrs. Landers, and Mr.. and
4 Mrs. C. CT Morgan went to Manches-
ter, E.iday, Ito attend the chautauqua.
DIR. Lumas, wife and son, Of
sValisca, Iowa, and Mrs. Samuel Cal
win, of Iowa City, came by automo-
bile, Thursday, and were guests OF
Mr.. and SMrs.SR. G.@Crawford. DR..
H Lumas and family continued their
n trip Friday to Cresco and Minneap-
4 oils, while Mrs. Calvin will remain
Tor q visit with her sister, G d n! y
sRe y. G IA Coleman arrived home,
"wednesday m morning from month
vacation In the east with his parents
4 and friends, and also attended the
synod meeting.
s sS9s M I. and Mrs. B., m. Ferguson made
an automobile trip to Dubuque, We'd
nesday. They were accompanied by
Mrs. w. E. Reed and Mrs. Hooking,
the Slatt ter remaining for a few days
visit with Mrs. Ricketts,. Miss Cora
ricketts, returned with them to visit
lin Hopkinton. S.;,s &
w. II. Hull has sold his stock or
Il shoes to G. q H. McDevitts OF CEDAR
Rapids, who expects to continue the
4 business. yz|a5. I..i3
Ss,;7f Bernard stead arrived Wednesday
\ from Hammond, Louisiana, ana ex-
\ poets to remain for some time, II ne
/ can find employment. His father. or mas ma
been in a hospital. ~
ss83 Frank CLAM and Miss Ruby TIP
lett were married "Wednesday Dy
Rev G. S. Coleman. Only relatives
l: ar: and very near friends were IN at
David and Bobbie Gearhart were
s iii Dubuque last week visiting among
relatives and taking in the sights Of
Z Miss Mildred Harrington has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. FRANK
AShipton the past week. 81. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blanchard
II Of Edgewood stopped of mere Weu.
Anesday morning. They had :. Deen
ATTENDING the bankers convention q.
q Dayenp ort. They continued thell
4 Way5 home by automobile, when nau
heen left here and were accompanied
by Mrs. Brooks. o.,ao,+
MID The many friends OF flesAuen.
Reed and Lenox college Will pe veiy
4 III sorry to learn that he has reslsneu
4 and the board also, with much re-
d gret. accepted his resignation upoi
his request, as they had peen una a..
Il nous in their desire TO retaih w. w. .
Reed as president OF the conege ~
which he had done 50 much uuiins
satIe nine years he has been mere.
V Other colleges have Deeh .: !.n5
him inducements, which ne uee' = . g
IL accept, but this one winch ne n ha
4 been considering for over yeai nc
has decided to accept II Is tne nj nj
%idency Of Westminster college d. 1a az
ton. missouri, school n't,e o'u ~
y than Lenox. We shan ieel ueep ~.
,gret in parting with MN anu us
family. The college board are are -
ready lCOk1lS lOA 3uAN~
\ 49, ,,is Mace and Lenox : college
viii VIII open as usual. The old students 'ya,71n
and - f friends of the college are lfihea a
with enthusiasm for the success sssr t e5
the old college, which IS SO In dnar con.
~, hearts. and that it may still con
ftinne in it's usefulness, which mas
been so great in the past; ,,t+,a
Mrs. Herbert Bush with her l1 na;
daughter arrived last week from ON mar nar
las, Texas, and is y1slt,ns ar n
5ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. 1 Orcu H. ar
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hill en1e IT.
inad a company of young people at
their home Friday evening"
Almost every evening this week esee ea au,
tomobile loads OF people na ss 81 an
to Manchester to attend Inc c 81 ''' -,
qua. 49, =.
Mrs. Herman Dunlap entertained
about twenty-five young ladies las'