Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-12-17
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HOPKINTON.

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sThe Clio Club met with Mrs. B. M.
Ferguson Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. j. Kirkwood entertained a
number Of ladies Thursday afternoon
in honor Of Miss Jessie Dunlap who
was at home last week from Valparai-
so, Ind.
.The Village Skewl" given by the
9Th and 7th grades of which room Mrs
Margaret Belknap is teacher, had a
good audience last Thursday evening.
They were all we'll entertained by the
young people who carried some Of the
older people back to the days when
they attended just such school.
On account Of the snow blockade
there were no trains Monday or Tues
day and not until Wednesday noon.
We are surely having one of those old
fashioned winters which we occas-
ionally hear about, and the most COM
mon topic OF conversation Is the fuel
question.
The Literary Society OF the 9th
grade Of the public schools, the Olym-
plans, are planning an entertainment
in the gymnasium on Wednesday even
ling, December H. "The Windmills Of
Holland" is the title Of their produc-
ton which they will give. They ars
well worth hearing as all who heard
them last year will testify.
The schools close on Friday until
after the holidays. i.
The Methodist ladies held their an
nual bazaar in the Red Cross room
last Saturday opening at one o'clock
Lunch was served.
Heaton & Smith have sold their
garage and Ford agency to Charles p.
Nolan Of Cedar Rapids who is now In
possession He will OCCUPY the Hook
ling residence. Mf. Smith will give his
entire time to real estate and insur-
ance butiness. Mr.. Heaton has not
announced his plans, 3l
From Zanesville, Ohio, paper the
following is taken, VIM. 2. Wylie.
aged III, died al o'clock Friday morn
ing at his home on the ,Maysville Pike
about three miles from the city. He
was stricken with paralysis Tuesday
and from that time no hopes were en-
tertained for his recovery. His widow
( and two daughters Eleanor and Al
ice are Of the home service. Mrs. Wy
lie was we'll known in Hopkinton. She
was Miss Elizabeth Dunlap, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John. Dunlap, former
residents Of our town, and spent mns-
or her life, up to the time OF her mar
rage, here. She was also student
OF Lenox college and to her and her
daughters will go the sympathy az
many old friends.
A recital Will be given by the adj
RANGED piano, voice and expression
students OF Lenox college in the gym
nasium Tuesday evening, Dec. IS. In
teresting numbers will be given by
Miss McClain, Miss Dubois, Miss Mary
Carter Miss Laura Smith, Miss HeiHa
wallace. Miss Clemma Johnson and thu
Girls Glee C1lb.
Russell ii. Gunlach, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Gunlach Of Hazel Green, w0s
married November 10 at Cedar Rapids
to Miss Jennie Tharp. They Will man
their homa in Mechanicsville. wharc
the groom has employment. h
/ The Edisan- Ferrell- Wridorft reffahi
Friday evening n the gymnasium uas
q very ana entertainment, Swing the
people Of our town m OpportunlU 70
hear singers and music seldom ha1a 2
without going to large cities. We are
certainly indebted to A. G. Martin Of
THE Martin Music House for tbs nrc
treat The intense cold kent few
| from going who had anticilat .
great pleasure.
Rnssell Lux and John TibMtts came
home last week from Quincy, Illinois