Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-11-12
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past week.
Mrs. Jennie Wheeler Is here from
Ottawa. Kansas, to see her father
1 a.. N. Hall. and other relatives.
q. r. Patterson has built a garage
on his property.
Lawrance Hall Of Cresco was {
guest Of his cousin. Miss Ruth Hall
last week.
q Rev. 6. s. Coleman and family ar
rived home last Friday from theil
visit in Pennsylvania where they spen1
several weeks.
Mrs. G.. s. Morton was at Mantle
last week and her mother, Mrs. OF
Aneer, returned with her and will spent
the winter here.
Mrs. william Brown and little
daughter OF Muskogee; Oklahoma, were
guests Of Mrs. A B. Spence for sew
eral days last week. Mrs. Brown Was
formerly Miss Maiza Finleyson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Traitor Of Muscantint
spent last sabbath at the home Of +
II. Tesar and wife.
Mrs. Monroe Bulls Of Nashua Wis,
! tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W Y
Bulls, last week.
Miner Wheeler arrived home Monday
from near Aberdeen, South Dakota
where he has been during the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. "A. Johnson OF But.
falo, New York, were guests for sew
: eral days OF Mrs. N. ]. Bollman.
william Edgar and daughter. Anna
arrived home last week after spending
the summer In Canada.
Mrs.. G. Z. Campbell and daughter
Nellie, have returned from . visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. M. W. Campbell In Roci
island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson o.
Mediapolis, were guests last week o.
& Mrs.. Hunter Johnson.
The body Of Mr.. Carroll was brought
here for burial Monday night, + &C;
companied by Mr.. Lighttoot broth.
er-in-law Of Onslow. ct whose home
he died. The Carroll family were
among the early settlers here and
the farm now occupied BY Mr. Ottins
east Of town was for many years
4 known as the old Carroll farm. Il
Ms Mrs. Dora Mullen was q visitor n
\ Manchester last week. +
The southeast group Of the Aid So
ciety meets November IL, with Mrs
Livingston.
g. "A. Firman who now has charge
81 the telephone exchange has moved
his household goods down from La
mont and will occupy the rooms Left
vacant by r. A Irish.
Last week Monday number Of Mrs.
Hocking's friends met at the homo Of
Mrs. A. J. King bringing. their bas-
kets and enjoying . good supper and
: social before Ms.a Hooking would
leave for her new home at Long Beach.
California. G
An effort II being made to organize
band in Hopkinton and there are
quite . number Of the younger boys
who NO doubt would help to make Il
q success.
4 There were several from town who
attended the funeral OF Frank Cramer
brother OF "A. X. Cramer, Of Hopkin-
ton, and was we'll known here az HIS
boyhood days were spent here and
he attened the schools here.
The Good Fellowship day which
WAS observed IN the Presbyterian
church. october 80. was we'll attended
considering the weather. In the af-
ernoon. Rev. w. A. Montgomery, Of
Manchester, gave an Interesting adj
dress on loyalty. In the evening, Rev.
Frank Schroeder. of Dubuque addressed
the audience. The music by the Jun
Tor choir and mems choir was much
enjoyed. Between times the young
people entertained themselves in var
ious ways.
]. T. Wilson, wife and son arrived
home from Canada Saturday night.
Some OF those who are still IN other
parts OF the Dominion report plenty
OF snow. No doubt they too will be
glad to soon turn southwark.
The Hopkinton High School boys
basket ball team will have game
with Cascade next week on. the 21st.
They have their schedule filled out and
some interesting games are promised,
the freshmen, sophomores and eighth
grade pupils have each an organized
society and have promised an enter
tainment during the year.
On Tuesday evening ball game is
advertised between the American
Legion and Lenox College quintet. It
Is an observance Of Armistice Day..
Little girls were reported last, week
at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. H.. M.
Reeve. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Appleby;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Keith; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wilson
The Methodist Social afternoon was
held Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
Appleby.
Miss Gertrude Hinkhouse has been
visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Hinkhouse for several days.
DENNIS GROVE
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