Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-28

ttOr, Thursday. "A 2 IS Is
Miss Vivian Dunlap went to Ma
isonville Thursday morning to visi
her brother, Ray. Viii Il M. .,.s< M
i Mrs. Besst and granddaughter have
gone to Cascade for a visit Of 8
couple Of weeks. n 4. {. N
Prof. Hendricks. former teacher
Iof agriculture at Lenox college, was
in town, Wednesday,. X VI E..s
Miss Maud Joseph visited last
week in Earlville and Greeley. 1s
Mrs. S. p. Carter and Mrs. James
Littlefiell and Mrs: Parkhill, were
in Dubuque couple Of days last
week, 4 ~ 4. :, ffs 5sl T5, h. 2
Mrs Albert MCNEIL and Miss Az
mes Stirton. of Monticello, were here
Tuesday, attending a shower for Mis-
Daisy Davis. SIss &. II: Il & n (, z.
Mrs. Box of Greeley was visitor
at, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
last week. X; 4, 81 : MI sais+s n u
/ A. N. Hendes arrived home last
week from his summers work in
New York in the interest of the Con.
] tinent. ~ 8. :!
Miss Amy Wadell went to Storm
Lake as delegate to the Christian
Endeavor Conference held there.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Smith and
w. L. Campbell made an auto trip
to Dubuque last Wednesday.
Miss Vina Brazleton, of Manches-
ter and Mrs. Pearl Bush and baby,
We're guests of Mrs. N. A. Gearhart
last week. assa Re
Ralph Wallace, Of Chicago visited
for couple Of days last week with
relatives here 3 s5.%s
Mrs. r. C, Ripple has been enjoy
ing a visit from her mother and sis
ter, Mrs. and Miss Wilhelm of Ma
quoketa. .. z +. 9 &
Mrs. D. c.. Macintosh arrived
Wedn esday morning for few weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcconnell. Her, daughters have been
here for some time and Dr.. Macin-;
tosh will come later. ~ IS
VIII Hopkinson and Arthur VIII
hanson made trip through North
and South Dakota. They were gone
a couple of{weeks. # ssi an, "
Mrs. McAnister and children, re-
turned Friday from visit of several
weeks in Onslow. Master Donald Is
recovering nicely from his accident,
in which he broke his wrist. IL /,
Il Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.. Wheeless have.
returned. from their wedding trip. W
I The W. CT U. will meet Friday
at the home TO Mrs. A., d. LeClere..
G. H. Dufoe attended the state con-
vention Of rural mail carriers at At
lantie last week. Mrs. Dufoe went
over his route in his place. 8: !.
# The many friends Of Lenox college
will be glad to know that its doors
will open as usual the first week in
September. 1t will be as it always
has been in the accredited class.
There will be no lowering of it's
standard. A booster meeting was
held on the evening of commence
ment day when the students agreed
to work during the, summer, and
many are sending back word they
will return and bring others with
them. A president has not yet been
obtained, but. it was necessary to
complete the faculty and that impor-
tant matter is nearly completed and
in a very satisfactory manner. Prof.
2. V. Laughlin, acting dean of edu-
cation and physics. Miss Mary Lord,
German and Latin, with years alb
sence on account of i'll health. Rev.
Naether, German and Latin Rev, w.
H. Ensign, Greek and Bible. Miss
Mildred Tourtellot, English and Lii
brary. Mrs. Anna Laughlin, French
and history. Miss Franc Earhart
mathematics. Mrs. H. M. Reeve, vio-
lin. Miss Mildred Joslyn, piano and
voice. Miss. Margaret Paul, express
sion and physical culture. Miss Ma
rian Bollman, secretary. The depart
ment of agriculture and domestic
science are yet to be filled Rev.
Naether. who will supply Miss Lords
place has studied in German univer-
sites and was very successful in his
work during the spring term. Miss
Tourtellot has had ten years expe-
rience in teaching besides spending