Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-07-23

from Mora, Mimi, made brief visit
with w. S. Beels and wife. An attack
OF asthma cut his visit short. Mr..
Bunce is brother-inaaw Of Mr..
Beels.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage Of Miss Marian Place,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Place
Of New Mexico. The wedding took
place at East Las Vegas which is to
be the home Of the young people.
Miss Anna Guthrie, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Guthrie, has ac-
cepted position with the G. M. &
st. Paul railway company at Deer
Lodge, Montana. She, has been en-
ployed in Monticello for some time.
Mrs. Stuart Smith and two children
from Canada are visiting the Mcneil
brothers south of town and in Month
cello.
! 3. r. Ross, north Of town, met with
painful accident last Tuesday when
his team, attached to the binder. ran
away. The heavy binder wheel pass
ed over his leg, fracturing one just
above the ankle.
J. D. MacAllister is driving a new
Oldsmobile six.
Dr.. Hinkhouse preached in the
Scotch Grove Presbyterian church
last Sabbath.
G. C. Bollman of Chicago visited a
few days last week with his mother
and sister. He was on his way home
from trip to Texas.
Last Thursday evening at the Meth
odist parsonage Miss Augusta Dresch-
er and Marcus McChristy were unit
ed in marriage by Rev. w. G. Rowley.
They were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Bryan. These young peo-
pie came from neighboring state
and decided to remain here.
Chautauqsa opens next Tuesday. As
the haying and harvesting are about
over the farmers and their families
will be able to attend better than
they have in other years. It surely
gives a large amount of entertain
ment for a small price and also the
privilege OF hearing many prominent
speakers and musicians we could not
otherwise hear. Fl
Curtis Thing, who has been In Ser
attic, Wash, since the first OF the
year attending the state university,
is working for the summer for the
National Canning company as bac-
teriologist. His position entails In
spection Of the salmon canneries all
through the west and also as far as
Alaska. He was in the service at
Washington, D. c., last year in the
gas making department and after his
discharge received this appointment
OF which he is worthy and well fitted
He is one Of the many graduates Of
Lenox college Of whom the college
has reason to be proud.
Miss Ulande Earhart left Saturday
for Fayette where she will teach in
the summer school In the u. /. U. for
the remaining weeks OF the session.
Rev. Addon and wife and Miss Len
ora Martin Of Cascade and Mrs. Ad-
idon's mother OF Dubuque were In
town Friday. Their car broke down
and they were obliged to remain over
night for repairs.
w. A. Hardy Of Sidney, Montana, has
been In town the past week. He re-
ports crops in that state badly dam
aged by dry weather and stock suf-
fering for lack Of water. He has sold
the old Hardy residence to Gill
Grapes
Miss Pearl Dunlap arrived home
Saturday from q three weeks visit in
Des Moines.
Hopkinton is to have a new physi-
clan. DR.. Wood, who was in the SER
vice. He has rented the Merrill res
idence
Three automobile loads Of people
were out from Dubuque Sunday. They
were relatives and friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. LeClere.
i Mrs. w. H. Tollen, who has been
with her daughter in Anamosa for the
past three months. came home the last
Of the week. She is not much improv-
ed in health.