Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-06-28
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LAST Weeks Letter.

Il ,3s& (LaSC weeks LeIterJ axe M
4 Mrs. Z. M. Barnes, Mrs. Franz
{, Sherman and Miss Dell jackson, wer
shopping in Dubuque, one day las
week.
Mrs. Ella McKeown and son, O
Edgerton, Minnesota, is visiting hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Bur
ton. il
Mr.. and Mrs, John Fear and child
rem, Of Hopkfnton, spent Sunda,
at Albert Meisters.
The M. e. Aid society meets Wed
nesday afternoon, with Mrs. Laurs
Fuller.
o. A. Wilson Of Delhi, and Mrs
Kate Gardner Of Delaware, were mar
ried at Manchester, Tuesday, Junt
liz. \
Miss Ann Oehler Is the new depu ,
at the postoffice.
Our SCHOOL closed Friday, for thu
summer vacation, and the teachers
have gone to their homes. S'
A Flag day was observed by pro
gram at q. "A. r. hall In the evening
After which ice cream and cake wer'
served. g3.. q y.
Miss Ole Dooittle is home from
Rockford Illinois. where she attend
ed school the past year.
p. B. Porter was in Cedar Falls
Thursday.
Miss Ona Jakelin returned to Del
Moines, Friday.
Miss kathryn Brown ID home t.
spend the vacation with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Davis Brown.
The young lady friends Of Mis-
Jessie Burton gave her prenuptia
shower at her home. Saturday at
trenoon.
Raymond Albrook spent Saturda.
with Arthur Hackbarth at Greeley.
Miss Belle Deshaw. q Hopkinton
visited friends IN town Thursday.
F. =. Penningroth Is homo from
Dakota, where he went to look after
Ed Shepherd.
Mrs, Elizabeth Nelson. Grace and
Dorothy Nelson. visited relatives IN
Ryan. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Simmons and
sons. Of Manchester. were at Ira
Whites, Sunday.
Frank Albrook Is home from school
ct Ames. 81.
Frank Fordham. an inmate II the
county home. was buried at Bucl
Creek. Saturday. s
Quite q numbr went down to Mont.
icello Monday. to help Mr.. and Mrs.
F. e. Stimson celebrate their wedding
anniversary.
Dr.. Cummings was up from Hop.
kinton, Sunday. to see Mrs. Jesse
Hoffman, who is seriously i'll.
i "A meeting OF the Delhi citizens wal
held at the bank Monday evening for
the purpose OF starting the ball roll
ling for the annual Dairy Day pic
mic, which will be held on Wednesday
August 2. As. p. G. Perkins refused
to act as president Of the q ssociation
the meeting elected officers as fol-
lows:
President d. ]. Schnittjer.
Vice President. "A. o. Billings.
Secretary. y. NJ. Barnes. N
Treasures, j. r. Sloan. 8
& The following committees were also
Finance 7. q Michaels. ]. ".
Hartman. 5s I'll
j Music and Amusements II. =.
Stone. =. q. Adams. Frank Sherman.
Privileges =. NJ. Barnes, y w,
Hartman. d 4
ProgramE. B. Porter, Z. M.
Barnes, David 1rmscher. sgg3
Printing ]. w, Swinburne.
Il Committee on Stock-I. G. Miller,
"a. o. Holdridge, 7. r. Keith.
Speakers Stand, Seating and Wa
ter Il. r. Stone.
/ Booster Commit F. "A. Doolittle.
q. j. a. Hopkins, Thos. Oehler.
The Delhi Dairy Day has become 9
county institution and one that at
tracts q large number Of people from
long distances Speakers of note VIII
be engaged to present Information Of
interest to the dairymen and farm
ers. and q program that will have
something in 1t for all sorts viii be
arranged. Friends everywhere are ad-
vised to fix the date in mind and let
nothing interfere with It.