Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-06-11

where she taught Domestic Science.
C. N. Hull, Oscar and Henry Lewis
have been fishing over to the Missis-
sippi near Buena Vista.
Willis and Doren Moline of Little
ton visited Wednesday with their aunt,
Mrs. Ermina Dunlap.
Mrs. Robertson Of Monticello was a
guest Tuesday of Mrs. Anna Earhart
Mrs. NJ. F. Brooks visited last week
at Onslow with her daughter, Mrs. j..
C. French.
Miss Lillian Currler. of Chicago was
visitor among friends here last week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Marshall of Battle
Creek, Mich, visited last week with
Mr.. Marshall's mother. Mrs. Davis,
and sister, Mrs. A. w. Reed. Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall were among those who
gave their only child to their country.
Mrs. Minnie Mcintosh Of Iowa
City is guest this week of Miss Car
RE Brooks.
B. T. Saunders of Roundup, Mont,
was here and in Delhi last week visit
ing relatives and friends.
Miss Florence ELISE of Williams
burg was a guest of Miss Opal Rowley
few days last week.
Prof Louis Hillman and wife left
Tuesday for Indiana where they will
spend part of their vacation:
C. A. Roby of Rossville was guest
of C. E. Reeve last Thursday. He was
returning home from Cedar Rapids
where he attended the state G. A. R.
meeting.
Ned Williamson who has finished
his course at Ames has engaged to go
to the Cassidy Hereford farms near
Sioux City as superintendent at a
good salary.
U. M. Wallace has sold his farm of
120 acres east Of town to J. J. Kirk
wood and F. E. Williamson for 5000
per acre.
The old saying eff it rains the first
day OF June, it will rain every day for
week." certainly came true this year
in this part Of the country.
Mrs. Verne Wheeless and little
daughter are visiting her cousin, Mrs.
W. ]. Kirkwood.
Earl Griffith is working for ]. c.
French near Onslow.
W. E. French has arrived home from
Pocahontas where he has been, for
couple OF week's-visit.
Hartzell Melroy has been visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Milroy.
He has accepted position for the
summer as director Of athletics at
Fort Dodge. He will again teach at
Vinton the coming year.
Fred Hill has sold his farm Of 81
acres to Isaac Littlefield for 5000 per
acre.
Miss Carrie Deshan is at home from
Menominee. Wisconsin. where she has
been taking a course in Domestic
Science.
Mrs. Archie Wheeless and children
Of Pocahontas are visiting friends and
relatives in town.
Ray Millen arrived home Friday
from overseas. Other boys are ex-
pected very soon from Camp Dodge.
| Misses Ella Tibbitts and Sarah Ken
ney, Mrs J. B. Freeze. Mrs. B. Digh-
ton and Ray Tibbitts went to West
Union last week to attend the we'd
ding of their cousin, Miss Ida CHM to
Chauncey NJ House.
Carl Laxon Of Earlville and Rae
Melrose of Marcus, former graduates
of, Lenox, we've here Sunday to attend
the baccalaureate services. Mr.. Mel
rose was severely wounded while in
France and his many friends were in
deed glad to see him again.
The annual alumni banquet will be
served Wednesday evening in the par
lors Of the Presbyterian church.
Thursday morning the regular COM
mencement with an address by DR.
David DeForest Burrell Of Dubuque
and an unusually fine entertainment
is promised for Thursday evening
/ The first part will be graduation ex-
ercises of the music department and
the second part pageant, America,
Yesterday and Today"