Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-11-29

the council rooms Tuesday evening
and the members enjoyed a smoker
and oyster supper during the evening
HOPKINTON.
Mrs. Jennie Austin of Austinville
visited several days last week with
her parents, Mr.tand Mrs. Tourtellott.
Mrs. Clarence Hill left Saturday
for TT. Morgan, Colorado. where her
husband had already gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Stanger visited
Monday Ia Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. J. r. Kirkwood left Wednes-
day for q few weeks visit with her
sister, Bessie LeClere, at viburg. s.
D., and also with friends at Miller, in
the same state
Miss Merle Kealey, who has been
with her aunt, Miss Mary Shearn, for
several months, left Monday morning
for her home in st. Paul, MINI.
Mrs. w. v. Keith visited last week
in Manchester.
Rev. Scott Smith of Cedar Rapids
superintendent Of Home Missions for
Earstern Iowa, was at the chapel on
Tuesday morning and gave very in
teresting address, on Home Missions,
and the great need for work among
all classes In our own country. It
being Home Mission week in the Pres
byterian church, cottage prayer
meetings were held Wednesday NOR =
ing at the home of C. E. Reeve and Mr..
Sanford and also a special service
Thursday evening at the church.
q Nr. and Mrs. Heaton OF Central CT
II spent last week at the home Of their
son, John Heaton. VINO has rec .n.ly
moved to Hopkinton.
Mrs. Hugh Bulls and little son Of
Nashua, who have been guests In ne
W. v. Keith home, returned to their
home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin have moved
from South Hopkinton to rooms in
the residence Of Mrs. Josephine Port
er.
w. G. Lux, who Is on the McAl;'s;er
farm, will have "a sale on De .lnber
14th, and will return to his farm
near town.
Mrs. Lake Of Anamosa spent sevcra'
days last week with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collar.
Mrs. Mary Doolittle, who has been
in Milwaukee for some time, was in
town few days last week.
Mrs. F. e. Martin has been oblig-
ed to return to the hospital at Ana
mosa for another operation. She
had cancer removed some time ago.
A number Of auto loads went to Del
hi Thursday evening and to Delaware
on Friday evening to hold Lenox col
lege booster meeting. The college
glee club and some solo singers were
among the number. Good audiences
and interesting and enjoyable meet
ings were held. They expect to go
to Delaware Monday evening, Ryan,
December 5th, Sand Spring, Decem-
Der and Manchester December 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Boots arriv-
ed last week from Charleson, N. D.,
and are at the home Of their son, J.
r. Boots. He has proved up on his
farm and now has come hack to To-
wa.
The Hinton company delightfully."-
entertained . full house on Wednes-
day evening, Notwithstanding the rain.
It was the second appearance Of Miss
Hinton in Hopkinton. She was here
first with the Chautauqua.
Dr.. "A. N. Trenrthan and bride pas
sed through town Monday on their
return from their wedding trip The
bride was formerly Miss Minnie Lax
son Of Earlville, and the wedding took
place on Thursday evening. DR.. Ire
varthan made many friends during
his practice In Hopkinton, who unite
in good wishes for himself and wife.
They will reside In Anamosa.
Miss Margaret Wilson and Archie
Miles were married Wednesday at
by Rev. G. ]. Chalice in the pres
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hogg. The ceremony was performed
ence of about seventy guests. Miss
Gertrude Hosg played Mendelssohn's
wedding march as the bridal party en-
tered. The bride was accompanied by
Miss Hazel Miles, as brides maid and
the groom by Ira Wilson as best man.
Dinner was served under the direc-
ton of Mrs. A. G. Smith of Hopkinton
and was served by Misses Bessie Hill,
Grace French, Laura Freeman, Gladys
Talmadge, Gertrude Hogg, Hazel Will
son, and Nora Hugh, all girl friends
of the bride. The bridal couple left
for trip to Waukeena, Kansas. They
will make their home on the Miles
farm in Union township.
The Methodiss and Presbyterians