Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-10-22
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Dan Van Gerpen and family have
returned from Donna, Texas, where
they spent a few months.
HOPKINTON.
Mrs. F. "A. Bort left Tuesday for TT
Dodge to visit her daughter, Mrs
Fleetwood.
Mrs. Elmer Martin has moved to
Monticello and Ed. Millen has moved
to the house she vacated.
Miss Helen Dubois Of Cedar Falls
visited over Sunday with her sister
Marguerite Dubois, a teacher in the
public schools.
Mrs. w. C. Mason returned last
week from Boston where she had been
taking some special work at the Lee
land Powers School OF expression.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dale and fam
lily enjoyed visit last week from an
uncle, George Rich Of Hanforel
California. sF
Rev. II. H. Ensign OF Hopkinton and
Rev. w. H. Montgomery OF Manches-
ter visited West Union, Pine Greek
and Coggon in the interests Of church
work last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, R. s. Trafton Of MUS
catine spent last, Sabbath with the lat
tiers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. #. Re.
Tesar. They were accompanied by
Mr., and Mrs. E. A. Danford also Of
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Kirkwood went
to Dubuque Tuesday, Mrs. Kirkwood
extended her trip, to Chicago to visit
her mother. Mrs. Julia Ricketts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Gearhart went
to Anamosa last Thursday to attend
the funeral Of the victims OF the auto
mobile accident near Marion who had
been friends Of theirs for many years.
F. 2. Williamson and w. s. Beels
attended the opening OF the new bank
building ct Worthington last Tues
day.
Mrs. Dennison Of Onslow has been
q guest Of her daughter. Mrs. J. d.
MacAllister for couple OF weeks.
Mrs. McCaulley Of Walker and Mrs.
Main Of Coggon were visitors the last
Of the week at tine home Of Mrs. T.
B. Cummings.
The house occupied by James Dale
and family was burned down Friday
cause supposed to be a defective chim-
roy property owned now. by. Bort &
Loop,
Mr.. ReEgintine Is making some i'm
on his residence property
o moving to town.
Richard N. Hooking whose death oc-
cured. October "A. 1919, was born
n CornYall. England, April 9th 1912
he came TO the United States with his
PARENTS when years Of age. He en-
listed in the civil war in the year
1854 in the 45th Illinois regiment and
until the end OF the war.
Ie leaves 4 wife and one brother be-
ides other relatives. He was strict
y honest and Industrious and was
lighly respected In the community IN
r J j
Vhich ne has lived for 81 years. The
uneral Was held In the Presbyterian
hurch Thursday afternoon: The SER
ices were conducted by Rev. w. En-
ign. A brother from Mineral Point.
Wisconsin was present also niece
rom Hazel Green, Wisconsin, and one
rom Denver Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. MacAllister Mrs.
Ioomhover and Mrs. Dennison made
trip to Springville last Saturday.
George Smith Payne Of Waterloo
ras Z guest OF his grandson, Leo |
'ayne, last Wednesday He IL q writer I
nd lecturer on astronomy.
Those who will attend the meeting
I SWIVEL at Des Moines this week
re DR.. ]. F. Hinkh0use. permanent
Jerk: DR.. w. H.. Ensign, chairman,
Home Mission Work Tor Dubuque
'reshytery and R. A. Wallace, dele
ate from churcn ana SaDOath SCHOOL. /
The Boy Scouts Ball Team played q
licked up team Of old ball players
and won the game. They are
ure enough ball players and are
Ding to win name for themselves.
Mrs 7 6 Mcconnell came mn from