Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-09
STRAWBERRY POINT

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The commencement exercises were
greatly attended each Of the three
nights. The first night, the class
play5tThe Stubborness Of Geraldine"
4 The second was the. class day program
In which all Of the seniors took an
active part The third was the ad-
dress to the class and the presenta-
ton Of diplomas. Rev. Watson Coop
er gave the address, . j>$t ~ "a
4 Mr.. and Mrs. John. Wathen and
family Of Edgewood, visited In the
G.. w. Barr home last Monday.
Mrs. w. Coykerdall spent last week
in Fayette and Qelwein, where she
is visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Watson and small son left,
for Arlington last Tuesday morning,
where they will visit with friends.
Miss Marie Heubner left for Chi
cago last Monday evening for a Wis
it with relatives and friends. Y
Miss Len Boren, of Cedar Rapids,
] is visiting in the p. =. Opperman
home. rs. d, y. @z,i ,i
Miss Doris Hunter, OF Arlington,
pent q Jews days last week with
: friends. 4 4, 5& X 5s y: 4f5 L. 4. 4 /.
Parke Taylor returned home from
Norris, Montana, where he has been
4 very Ill. 5s e.
Miss Crisis Lawrence, Of Arlington,
spent Wednesday evening with Miss
Marion Steinhilber. IL
~ Strawberry Point played ball with
Elkad er, Sunday, the, score being 3
to in favor Of Strawberry Point
"A goodly, number from here were
at Forrestville fishing, Sunday. n. !,
!. Mr. and i, Mrs. +. Pilkington and
O., Tn41{1 cyett OF
ed in i the /. G. w. Pilkington home,
Sunday. ass3. II Nj ~. "a ,js q Il a.
Mrs. A. Hall and baby, OF Cresco,
is here visiting with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Sloan. 5$ Il
Mrs. James Hayes Is spending the
Great Falls, Montana, for a visit
with her sister, May. VII 4
Miss FAME Hoag has left for
week with her daughter, Mrs. Paul
Warfng Of AnamOsa. WI III 5{s:ifs
Ray Boyd, Of McIntie, spe7t the
first Of last week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd. $ 1a5la A. n b
Miss Minnie Kraft, OF Oelwein;
spent the first OF the week with her
sister, Miss Bertha, who was teach
s Mrs. Wheeler, Of Delhi, spent last
week with her sister, Mrs.JttW. Z.
Barker. 5355 Y .!s 2s5s5!
Mesdames G 4 A. Hesner and Clyde
True, Of EdgeWood, were shopping
here Monday. III! Gil Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil are the proud
parents Of a baby boy, born to them
last Monday. z ISL
!; /, Miss Hazel 5Pilkington and Miss
Martha Cooper came from EdgeWood,
Wednesday morning to visit in the
G. W. Pilkington home and also,
to attend the 9senior class play !
n Eddie Opperman while going into
the school house last T tuesday,, 4 was
the victim of serious accident. He;
was walking along when Robert
Smith came and jumped on his back.
thus throwing him down and break.
/ ing his collar bone. 1t was very
painful and he was confined in the
house, but he is now able to be
out of doors. = :. Is. "a
Mrs. Girls Otterbec is on; the. sick
list this week. -. :sFf s$a.ss.
/ A AIr. and Mrs. j. III. Klingbeil and
Mr.. and Mrs..ttW F. ReneicEe @ au-@
toed to Gutenberg, Elkader land
Garnavillo last ednesday,:s 81 Nh
I. Miss Caroline lBehs sof Greeley.
spent time between trains last Tues.
day with her mother, 4. Mrs. Anna
Benson Y n iSssS.s 'i
Mrs. E. # q. Pugh4a-,l left for Duluth,
Mimi, Wednesday, morning, for an,
extended visit with her sister, Mrs.
Haley. X. ~, 4: K st L 5:iz
Four of our young men while, go
ing to National; Saturday evening,
where they were to play ball Sum
day, were badly hurt. W They were
crossing the first bridge this side 4
OF Elkader, when the car turned /
turtle and all the boys were injured. i
Leslie Eckert was thrown into the
creek unconscious and he would 4
have drowned if Louis Allenstein had
not heard the splash of water and
pulled him out. f3tsas Ssi $s54'f5::