Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-08-11

/ guest OF MIS-. M. r. 6TOOhS uuIlHs
chautauqua week.
| Quite a number went to Delhi foi
Dairy Day.
Josephine, Ruth and Paul Joseph
of Des Moines, are visiting their aunt
Miss Myria Joseph.
Miss Katharine Parkhill returned
Tuesday, to her home in Storm Lake
and was accompanied by Miss Mary
Carter.
Mrs. c. H. thurman and Miss Ollie
Phelps, of Delhi, attended chautauqla
here on Monday.
Miss Foarde, a nurse from the hos
pital at Anamosa, was a guest OF Miss
Marvel Belknap, last week.
A little daughter arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fleetwood, OF
FIT. Dodge, last week. Mrs. Fleetwood
was formerly Miss Bessie Bort, ct
Hopkinton.
Mrs. C. w, Helder and three daugh-
kers, of Lanark, Ill, visited last week
at the home of the formers brother,
G. L. Morton.
Mrs. J. M. Bacon was in Storm Lake
for week, a guest OF Miss Anna john
son and Mrs. Ensign.
The Hopkinton Scout Band went
to Delhi, Wednesday to do their part
on Dairy Day
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Oehler left Mon
day for trip by auto to Carizozo, New
Mexico, where they will visit a sister
of Mrs. Oehler, Mrs. Walter Place and
family and the Spence family. They
are anticipating a fine trip and re-
union of friends.
+ Miss Deluhry cashier of the chau-
tauqua, enjoyed visit from her father
and sister, who drove down from Sum
ner, and spent part of Wednesday and
Thursday with her.
Mrs. Nellie Vinton, of Coggon was a
guest at the r J. Milroy home, last
week.
Will Wheeler made business trip
to Strawberry Point, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Appieby and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lowe left last week for an auto
mobile trip east which will include
Niagra Falls
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Knowles and
daughter and sister, Mrs. Ella Roller,
came down from Jesup, Sunday and
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. w.
Smith Mrs. Roller remained during
the week.
DR.. Hinkhouse preached in Cascade
last Sabbath.
The chautauqua closed a successful
season Friday eveningf. There was a
great variety in the programs, some
thing for every one. The lectures
were very interesting, treating OF mat
tiers about which every one should be
interested. The music was much
better this year than last, and one
who enjoys violin music would GER
tainly have enjoyed the Althean play
ers. The incidents told by Rolo Nc
Bride of making crooked men straight
would naturally touch every heart. The
crew who remained during the week
were certainly very pleasant people.
The financial part of the week was al
so a success. 1t is hoped that there will
be another chautauqua next year. The
last evening there came up heavy
storm and consequently the audience
was very small, and SO there was no.
thing done about signing up for an
other year.
Stuart Brokaw was married last
week, Wednesday, to Miss Agnes Ag-
new at the home of the bride at Walk
er. Mr.. Brokaw is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs Frank Brokaw Of Hopkinton,
and is superintendent of the schools
of 'Waukon, where he and is bride will
make their home Mrs. Brokaw is
we'll known here, as she with her sis
ter attended Lenox College, and both
have many friends who wish them
happiness in their new home.
Miss Maude Stamey leaves this week
to visit in yiborg, S. D., with Mrs.
Frank Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Brokaw and
Mrs. R. A. Wallace went to Walker
last week to attend the wedding OF
Stuart Brokaw and Miss Agnes Ag-
neu
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bevin and Mr..