Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-12-22

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;. Miss Mae Kelley left Friday even
4 ing for Woodward where she will
, visit for a couple of months at he,
home.
: H. N. Appleby and family hay,
taken possession of their residenc,
purcEa sed of Mrs. Ricketts,.
Mrs. J. L. Mueller of Cresco, wa.
: an over Sunday guest of Mrs. C. r
/ Coon.
! w. F. Garvin was at home owe,
Sunday. He is now working on the
county road near Thorpe
Mrs. S. B. Lattner, of Dubuque
was an over Sunday visitor with he1
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gearhart.
The ball game between the high
schools Of Hopkinton and Arlington
} TUESDAY evening was Won by the
Arlington boys, 80 to %.
Mrs. Stearns of Mt. Vernon, is
here with her mother, Mrs. Libbilts
: and will remain over Christmas.
!; John Ewart left Wednesday even
ing for Lincoln, Nebr., to visit his
brother
Miss Vivian Dunlap arrived home
Saturday morning from Lincoln, Ne
braska, for the holidays; also, Miss
Sarah Littlefield from the same
city, and Miss Clara Morrow from
Nebraska.
Mrs. w. B. Guthrie and little
daughter, and Miss Esther Kelso, OF
Bellvue, visited Friday with Mr..
Peter Guthrie and daughter.
Ray Howick, who has been employ
ed in the Leader office for nearly a
year, has gone to Glenwood.
Mrs. Anna Earhart and her pupils,
which numbered about forty went
about Tuesday singing Christmas
carols to the shut-in people, and we
are sure their singing was very
greatly appreciated.
Mrs. Robert Mcneil is enjoy
ing a visit from her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Macintosh of Novia Sco-
ia.
Miss Clara Keith was down from
Manchester Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Green left on
Wednesday evening for Nebraska to
visit John Delosh at Ford and Alex,
Delosh at Arnold.
Mrs. w. J. Kirkwood went to Du-
buque Saturday to attend the we'd
ding of her brother, James, who was
married December 49,, to Miss Lu-
Gle Mayn, Of Dubuque.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiltsie were down
from Arlington Tuesday evening to
attend the basket ball game. Their
sen, Maurice, was one Of the play
ers.
On Wednesday at noon at the
James Milroy, occurred the marriage
Mice Av-o AEilvoxy fo Tnno r
Power of Manchester. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. George
S. Coleman, pastor Of the Covenan-
ter church, assisted by Rev. w. H.
Ensign Of the Presbyterian church.
Only immediate relatives were pres
ent
Will Dennison from Onslow, stop
ped off between trains Friday to see
his sister, Mrs. J. D. MacAllister.
Mrs. Helen Joseph accompanied her
nephew, Rev. F. C. Mexican to Des
Moines and will visit her Son, F. D.
Joseph.
Christmas eve will be observed in
the Presbyterian and Methodist
churches. There will be Christ
mas programs and trees. The tree at
the Methodist church will be out or
doors in the church yard.
The prospect now is for q white
Christmas There may net be sleaeh
ing but there is still automobilfng-
The funeral of DR.. D. c. Mackin-
tosh, whose death occurred last Sab
bath, December ~, took place We'd
nesday afternoon in the Presbyter-
ian church, where he was so long
pastor. DR.. w. H. Ensign gave an
address from the 18th verse Of the
thirty-seccnd chapter Of Deuteronomy,
which was the verse following the
one from which Dr. Macintosh
preached his last sermon in the
church last summer. Tributes Of re-
spect and affection were given by,
Rev. S. T. Foster and Rev. W. H.
Jordan of Cedar Rapids, and Rev.
Frank G. Mexican, of Des Moines.
Rev. Foster Iosa read tributes tell
ing of his work among us from
Mrs. Mary Doolittle and Mrs. Wal
lace. There was also message from
DR.. Rustic of Dubuque. Prayers
were offered by Rev. Howard Irving,
of Bellvue and Rev. David DeBest,
of Wyoming. Rev. Montgomery Of
ficiated at the service at the GENE
terry. Many friends from other
towns were here to attend the run
eral. Rev. S. G. Foster and Rev. w.
H. Jordan, Cedar Rapids; Rev. David
DeBest and wife, Wyoming; Rev.
Howard Irvine, Bellvue; Rev. Frank
C. Mexican and. G. r. Scroggin, Des-
Moines; Rev. w. H, McCuskey and
daughter, Monticello; Rev. Montgom-
cry and wife, Manchester; Mrs. Jul1a
ricketts,, Dubuque; Miss Lura Vaughn,
Marion, and Carl Wenstrand, OF
Shenandoah. The pallbearers were
from among bis old Hopklnton
friends. They were, w. S. johnson,
j., D. MacAllister, Charles Root, r.
A. Wallace and Gilbert Deshaw.
Carl G. Wenstrand accompanied the
family from Shenandoah. He is one
of the workers in the church OF
which DR.. Macintosh was pastor.
Such was the high esteem in which
DR.. Macintosh was held in Shenan.-
doah that every business house in
the city was closed during the time
the funeral of DR.. Macintosh, who
Mrs. J. S. Mcconnell who left here
20 spend a couple of months with
he family at Shenandoah reached
here Thursday in time to be with
hem during their sad trial and to ac-
company them here. !:
LENox COLLEGE |,
Lenox college was closed Wednes-
law afternoon during the hours OF