Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-12-12

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gift. Thorough but not injurious. Fol
sale by A. G. Philip.
HOPKINTON.
/ Miss Vivian Dunlap left Tuesday fol
Cedar Falls to resume her work al
teacher in the Iowa State college
Prof. and Mrs. A. r. Finley o.
Toledo, visited last week at the home
of e. v. Laughlin and wife.
| w. p. DOan has returned to Walker
after few days. visit at home.
Mrs. Lulu Higgs went to Earlville
Tuesday to attend the funeral Of the
little daughter of Rev. and Mrs. deBest
Miss Hall spent the Thanksgiving
vacation at Cresco and Lime Springs
T. L. Kelley and sister Helen, arriv
| ed Wednesday from St. Paul for a
visit with their aunt, Miss, Mary
Shearn.
Mrs. B. F. Dewald visited her daugh-
ter in Cedar Rapids last week.
Rev. J. G. Tourtellot was over from
Walker last week to see his father who
! is in very feeble condition.
I Mrs. Harry Newman of Central City
visited for few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Shirley Smith.
Eugene Joseph, who enlisted about
three months ago in the officers train
ing school at Fl. Sheridan, has re-
eeived a commission as second lieu
tenant. He is visiting relatives in
town for couple of weeks.
Mrs. Rice and children of Cedar
Rapids, were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr.SHeynen, Mrs. Rice's faith
er. y
Mrs. c. B. Davis and son, who have
been for several months with Mrs.
LeClere, a sister of Mrs. Davis, left
Monday for Oskaloosa. Missouri
Rev. F. G. Mexican of Des Moines,
was in town Wednesday on his way
home from Battle Greek and Detroit,
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs e. F. Tracy of Straw
berry Point, visited a few days with
DR.. and Mrs. Livingston. y
Mr.. and Mrs A. III. Reed have re-
ceived a brief letter from their son
Claude, who is in the service in
France. It was written in October
He was in the hospital enduring an
attack of the mumps.
Mrs W-R. Blanchard visited friends
in Cedar Rapids last week
Mrs. Marjorie Taylor of Waterloo,
visited last week with her cousin, Mrs.
w. G. Rowley.
Mrs. II. X. Kaufman and MRS. Sam
uel Bronnenann went to Independence
wednesday Tor visit with friends.
MRS. Livingston and daughter HUI
berta, Mrs. Tracy and Miss Irma Cum
mlngs made an auto trip to Cedar
Rapids Saturday.
Lieut.. 0. p. RoWley spent We'd
nesday with his brother, Rev. w 9.
RoWley He has been at TT. Shell
Ing. He was given lieutenant's
commission and has been assigned
TO the cantonment az Battle Creek.
Mrs. A. Z. Sheppard and children
spent thanksgiving day ct the home
L OF Mrs. Sheppard's parents, MT. and
Mrs. Curry Of Manchester.
MRS. william kenney went to West
Union Monday to assist her sister
Mrs. Cline, In caring for son who
Iis sick. Z.
ed meeting OF the rural conference
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Rapids Monday.
Q. w. Rowley OF Union, was guest
at the home OF his son, Rev. W. G.
Rowley, last week.
John Dalrymple, WHO suffered a
stroke OF paralysis lIeWWeeksago'
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Gordon Dunlap. son OF y =. Dun
lap, underwent an operation Wednes-
day at the Anamosa hospital for an
advanced case OF appendicitis. The
appendix had broken and gangrene
already set IN. He came through the
operation nicely and the latest re-
port was that ne was doing we'll.
MISS Esther Blils, VINO IS prlncipal
OF the schools at Dysart, spent her
thanksgiving vacation at the nome
of DR.. Livingston and wife, and on
Friday evening about thirty college
students and friends enjoyed party
there IN her honor
The Roumanian orchestra Will APP
pear as the second number OF the
7. M. Q. A. lecture course next Mon
day evening IN the gymnasium. Low
ers OF good music expect flne en-
tertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il a: Phil1pp, VINO
left couple OF months ago intend
ing to spend the winter IN FLORIDA
concluded there was no place ike
Iowa and have returned north and
expect to make their home IN Dubu-
que.
Prof. A. Il. Wheeiess OF Sloan,
made q short visit with MS parents