Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-06-20
HOPKINTON.

F. c. Reeve attended the cOnven
ton of the bankers at Des Moines las
week.
Mrs. Fred Matthiessen of Monti
cello, visited Monday and Tuesda!
with her mother and sister.
Mrs n A. Gearhart and littl
daughter visited in Dubuque las
week
Miss Bessie Bort. who has beer
teaching Commercial work at Buffalo
Mimi, is at home for vacation.
W. A. Milroy made business tril
to Cedar Rapids Tuesday.
George Hucker is home from Mead
vile. Pa, where he has been teach
ing the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munroe Bulls of st
Ansgar, visited Friday with Mr.. ant
Mrs. W. V. Keith.
Mrs. Curtis with her children, Of
Monticello, visited with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold.
Mrs. w. j. Good returned to hel
home in Monticello after visiting a,
the home of her son, George Good.
Mrs. A. R. Wheeless and little
daughter, who visited during Com.
mencement with Mr.. and Mrs. U. T
Wheeless, went to Edgewood Monday
She was accompanied by Winifred
Wallace.
Mrs. r. A. Wallace went to Man.
chester Wednesday to meet her Sis
ter, Mrs Merriman and daughter
Margery, of Berkeley. CAL, who were
obliged to come up from Cedar Rap
ids to that city on account of the
food.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mullen arrived
home late Wednesday evening from
Missouri, where Mr.. Mullen had been
for treatment.
Miss Jessie Dunlap arrived home
Thursday from her years teaching
at Aurora.
Miss Carrie Deshaw was in Dubu-
que Monday.
Miss Frances Rein left Monday for
Spirit Lake, where she will spend the
summer.
Mrs. Rosalia Cummings spent Mon
day in Monticello.
Mrs. Davis, mother of Mrs. A. N.
Reed, left Monday for a visit in Min
neapolis.
Miss Esther Bills has completed
her work in Lenox college, and left
Monday for her home in Wisconsin.
Rev. E. G. Reeve, wife and baby
left Wednesday for Storm Lake to
visit Mrs. Reeves parents, DR.. and
Mrs. .Parkhill.
Miss Esther Mcintosh came up from
Iowa City Friday evening to visit
among her many friends.
Mrs. A. G. Martin and two sons.
Francis and Irwin, visited Tuesday in
Mrs. F. B. Tibbitts received word
Of the death of her sister, Mrs. Will
moth, at Regina. Sask., last Tuesday.
Mrs. Wilmoth had been at Rochester,
Mimi, about a month ago for an oper-
alton.
Mrs. William Smith and little
grandson visited Wednesday and
with Mrs. W. F. Garvin.
Mrs. Smith had been visiting in
Charles City and was on her way to
Ter home in Springville, which she
vas prevented from reaching on ac-
count of the washing out of the rail-
'oad.
Miss Zada Reeve visited Friday in
J. I. Brownell and Mrs. David
smith returned Friday from Center
Junction, where they had been to
zee their father who is still very low.
Curtis Thing returned last week
rom Washington, where he has been
n the State University two years and
Won many honors.
Rev. J. C. Tourtellot came over
rom Walker Friday and his parents
eturned with him for visit.
Miss Maude Earhart returned the
asst of the week from Ames where
he is a teacher in the Iowa State
ollege.
Rev. w. j. Foote occupied the pull
lit of the Presbyterian church Sun
ay evening in the absence of the
astor, Rev. W. H. Ensign, who had
,one to Castle Grove to attend a
aptismal service.
Ed Bacon and family have decid-
d to return to Hopkinton. After
rying Minnesota and Kansas they
ave decided that Iowa is just about
light after all. They will occupy the
esidence of Mrs. Moses Wheeler.
Stuart Brokaw is at home from
VaukOn for the summer vacation.
lie has taught in Waukon for two
ears and has again been offered the
osition Of principal.
Ben Marolf, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Iarolf. was kicked in the ribs by a
lule with which he was working, and
everely bruised.
Mrs. Maxwell McGlade died at her
nma south of town Sunday She has