Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-01-09
HOPKINTON.


H. ]. Dunlap and sister Jessie left
Monday for Aurora, Illinois.
Gene Stevens of Siour City, visited
last week at the home Of, his uncle,
A. X. Cramer
Mrs. w. H. Kness and children
spent Tuesday in Monticello. a
Mrs. M. ]. Connolly was called to
Judsonia, Arkansas, last week by the
serious illness of her mother.
Roy Jeffries, who has been spend
ing his vacation at home, has return
ed to his medical studies at st. Louis.
Miss Vivian Dunlap left Wednes-
day for Cedar Falls.
Mrs. Nora Joslin went to Delhi and
Manchester Thursday to attend the
installation of officers in the Rebekah
lodges at those places.
Mrs. c. R. Patterson spent Tuesday
in Cedar Rapids.
Miss frankie Brokaw visited last
week with her parents in West Union.
Mrs. Morrow an daughter returned
Tuesday evening from spending two
weeks in Minnesota.
Junior Barker, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Barker of Taos, N. NJ, spent a
part of his vacation with relatives in
town.
Otto Starney of Cedar Rapids, was
guest last Wednesday at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Landers.
Mrs. A. Meister of Delhi, spent the
holidays with her daughter, Mrs.
John Fear.
Victor Moline of Frederick, s. D,
visited last week at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. Ermina Dunlap. He had
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Swan Moline at Littleton. He
went to Frederick fifteen years ago
and is now prosperous farmer.
B. A. Moore of Union township, has
bought the Fred Hill property in the
north part of town and will take
possession in the spring.
Gilmer Bollman came out from
Chicago Monday to spend New Years
day with his moher and siser.
Clarence Smith has made application
for enlistment in the aviation corps.
He has been interested for some time
in the subject and has even made
model of a flying machine.
Miss Ermel Hopkins of Manches-
ter, visited last week with Mrs. C. r.
Chapel
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Phillip have re-
turned to Hopkinton and have rooms
in the Robert Donahue residence.
J. c. Kirkwood has sold his resi-
dence to George Good. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkwood are intend
ing to go to Canada for the present.
Miss Thelma Tibbitts visited her
aunt in Monticello last week.
The Strawberry Point team played
basket ball Friday night and were de-
'eated by the Hopkinton boys.
Roscoe Perkins was out from Dubu-
lue Friday.
Mra and Mrs John Schlick were
,ver from Worthington Saturday.
Nicholas Delosh is at home, hay
ng been discharged from the service
IN account of weak ankles.
Last Sunday the Mems class Of the
Methodist Sunday school elected Of
icers for the coming year: Kirk
Jramer, president; Will Campbell,
Albert Barr, secre-
airy; W. N. Appleby, treasurer.
The southeast group of the Aid
ociety of the Presbyterian church will
oe entertained Wednesday by Mrs.
Merton and Mrs. Bacon at the Merton
ome i
Mrs. H. Livingston and daughters
listed in Strawberry Point last week.
A full house attended the Birth Of
Nation, many coming in from the
ountry.
Carl and Donald White and Albert
'uller of Delhi, spent Tuesday with
Toward Reeder and attended the pic
Ire show in the afternoon.
J. D. Morgan has announced for
ale of all the equipment of his livery
Or sale. He has been in the business
Or over thirty years.
w. Heynen is closing out his stock
f dry goods and has been doing
ushing business the past few days.
lie expects to go on the road as
'aveling salesman. ]
The Methodists and Presbyterians
,ill unite for the evening services
hus saving fuel. They will be held
The first union meeting
as held last Sabbath evening in he
[ethodist church and DR.. w. H. En-
ign of the Presbyterian church, filled
le pulpit.
Mrs C. S. Morton received a letter
f thanks from w. r. Elger of the
10Th infantry at Camp Logan, Hous-
IN, Texas, for a sweater received by
i'm, and Mrs. Beels also received one
ON Steve Rogers of the same camp,
her for a Christmas pack.
hey both expressed their gratitude
I'd admiration for the women who are
Ding so much for the boys in SER
ce.
The COvenanter congregation held ,