Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-01

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Miss Seward of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is a CUES n Of Miss Vida Blanche. p
i Mr.. and Mrs. u. NJ Wallace and
daughter, Helen and, Ruth Dunlap
were Waterloo visitors Tuesday and
., "Wednesday. "%.,. ."'
The w. G. T. U. met Friday OF
the home Of Mrs. A. D. LIE Clere. Off
GERS elected for the coming year,
were: President, Mrs. LIE Clere; Vice
President, Mrs. Hill; Secretary, Mrs.
U. M. Wallace; Treasurer, Mrs.
David Smith: ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee; Trower and
baby came down from Lamont Tues
day to visit Mrs. Trower's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Wheeler.
Mrs. A. X. Cramer returned last
week from a visit CT several weeks
in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Robert Patton and two dau-
ghters and a sister from Philadel-
phia, were guests last week of Mrs.
! Robert Donahue.
| Mrs. D. c.. Macintosh and two
daughters left Wednesday for their
home in Shenandoah, after spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. McCon-
nell. g..
Mrs Hendee and family left Thurs
day for Dubuque, where they expect
to make their home.
| Miss Bessie Boie of Superior, Ne
braska, is q guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Bollman.
| Miss Clarissa Morrow left Monday
evening for Beatrice, Nebraska. She
expected to go by the way Of Blan-
chard, Iowa, and attend the young
peoples convention Of the Coven-
anter church which was held there
last week. ~
Miss Laura Smith visited in Du-
bnque last week. =: --.. -
Mrs. Mary Williamson and daugh-
ter, Rachel, returned from a visit Of
number Of days in Minneapolis.
Harold Davis OF Van Horn, visit
ed last week at the home Of c.. E.
Reeve and other relatives. - ,-. T..
Miss Vivian Dunlap was a visitor
at Manchester Saturday. : r.
Mrs. I. T.. Wilson and Miss Gladys
Ma'roR visited last week in Cedar
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Mr.. and Mrs. Landers and son
Norman has a position for the COM
athletic trainer and teacher. ~
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Kirkwocd, who
had been visiting relatives here, Eedt
Monday for their home in Perry and
were accomp anied home by Mrs. J.
IR. Kirkwood for a few days visit.
Miss Grace Laxon and brother
were here from Earlville Friday. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Crawford and
Mrs. Meinzer went to CrescO to visit
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Salisbury. Mrs.
Meinzer will 60 to Minneapolis 7 to
attend the wedding of her brother
in-l law, Mr.. Meinzer in that city.
The Methodist Sunday school will
observe Rally Day next Sabbath.
The Wcman's Missionary society
of the Presbyterian church is pre-
pairing a musical missionary pageant
to be given in the college ., chapel
next Friday evening, September 4.
The program is in dharge of Mrs.
H. M. Reeve. Every |one is Cordial
ly, invited. ~. So. = a.. 5au..,l H.
Mrs. T. J. Joseph returned satur-
day morning from, Excelsior Springs,
Mo. .~2 2s3s$=4s&E 81 XII. - III ~
Two auto loads of young people
left early Monday morning for Blan-, :.
chard, Iowa, to sattend a young peo-
Pies meeting in@connection with the
CoYenanter church. A joint meeting
OF Iowa and Missouri was held. The
delegates from here were Rev. Geo;
Coleman, Misses Pearl and Grace
Dunlap, Leila Morrow and Helen
Johnson, Hall and Raymond Joseph
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dunlap. Rev.
John johnson and family made the
same trip the Friday before to at
tend the same meeting. Rev. John
son was at one ti1nr pastor of the
Covenanter church at Blanchard.
A large number from here attend
ed the Monticello fair.
Carl Laxon of Earlville, visited
Tuesday with friends here. - ~.
Mrs. Louise Turner Of Anamosa,
visited Friday with her cousin, Mrs.
David Smith. :rr
Mrs. Julia Justice and children of
Manly, and Mrs AL. Olmstead, Of
Monticello, visited in town Saturday.
Miss Mabel Westcott was here
from Manly the last of the week to
visit her parents.
DIR. Lewis Dunlap and wife Of Sy-
racuse, N. Y, are the parents of an
other little son.
Rev. and Mrs. Bradford returned
tho last of the week from their va
cation. d.
Rev. J. w. Parkhiu and family
have departed to make their future
home in Storm Lake. Mrs. Parkhu
and two little daughters left Thurs
day to visit by the way, and DR.. Park
hill his sons and mother Left early
Monday morning. They have been
residents of Hopkinton for seven
years and have made many friends
who wish them a pleasant home in
their new surroundings.
Miss Jessie Dunlap Left Saturday
for Aurora, Illinois, to take up her
work as teacher of physical culture
in the schools Of that city.
The Methodist Sunday school WELL
give picnic to the Delhi Sunday
school who lately won in the con-
test held, next Friday somewhere be
tween here and Delhi. ~s- ,-4
Miss Vida Blanche and her guest,
Miss Seward and Earl Bruntsman
made trip to Dubuque Tuesday.
Notice has been received 10y
friends of the death of Miss Lizzie
McCutchen Zimmerman, at her home
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