Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-03-09

IT, WEDNESDAY MARCH 8. 1!
ming. The Lenox boys won the game.
Mrs. ]. G. French and baby daugh-
ter arrived home from Monticello on
Wednesday.
w. C. Lux went to Dubuque Mon
day to attend a meeting of the Stand
ard Oil agents.
r. J. Corbett, an attorney from
Michigan, a former Lenox College
student of the class Of 1902, visited
the college and spoke in the chapel
Thursday morning
MIR. and Mrs. Rolf Of Manchester
were over Sunday guests Of A. K.
Cramer and wife.
A number have changed their place
OF residence the past week. ]. B. Huck-
er, moved from his farm into the
southeast part 70 town. w. A. Kirk
wood is in the former W. A. Little
field house which re recently pur-
chased. L. Bette took possession OF the
house he bought OF W.. kirkwood.
George Good has rooms in the A. G..
Reed residence and w. w. LOOMS Is
in the rooms he vacated.
Bert Hoag Of st. Paul Visited last
w@.l viii, With his grand mother Mrs. A:
J. King.
]. B. fuckers team ran away Tues
day with load Of house hold goods.
HIS range, sewing machine and other
things were some what worse for
the trip.
Another runaway occurred SatQr-
day afternoon when Charles Things
horse attached to his buggy started
off by itself and run into a buggy
turning the corner by R. G. Crawfords
home. Both buggies were overturned
and two ladies thrown out. No one was
hurt but one buggy was damaged.
President Hinkhouse was one OF the
Judges in the declamatory contest at
Earlyille Friday night.
The Southeast group will hold their
annual meeting Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. A. ]. King.
The Hotel Philip has been reopen
ed by F. F. Assay and all meals Will
be served from now on.
w. H. Tollar has returned to Hop
kinton and expects to look after MS
farm the coming season. The home OF
his daughter. Mr.. Lake OF Anamosa is
uuarantined on account OF small pox
The patient being Mrs. Earl Tollar.
Ed Smith and wife who returned
home last fall from New York has
moved to the Jim Moulton farm.
Fred Pierce who was living IN the
Ottaway house has moved to Delhi.
The classes OF Mrs. H. Barnes, r.
M. Hucker. w. w. Morgan and w. =.
Lux of the Methodist Sabbath school,
enioed q social evening at the par
sonage last Wednesday.
President Hinkhouse preached at
Lime Springs last Sabbath.
The Northeast group of the AID
Society meets Wednesday with MRS.
r. A. Brokaw and the Southwest with
Mrs. Earl Bruntsman.
Bert Smith arrived Friday from
Cheyenne, Wyoming. for brief visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Smith.
Miss Carrie Mullen came home last
Saturday from Rowley for Sunday
visit.
IL Kirkwood went to the hospital
at Anamosa last week for a shgnt
operation. E ,T za8.
Willard Morrow arrived hsme Fri
day evening from Colorado, on account
Of the illness of his mother.
Post Master Main is slowly recoV-
. ering from his illness but not aDie
yet to be out.
Next week will occur the election OF
schol directors, matter which snouid
be of great Importance, but one IN
which only dozen or SO have oeen
interested enough to attend. 1t should
concern every father and mother VINO
has the charge of their children SIX
hours every day during the schooi
! wear, and also many other things con-
nected with the public schools. II inc
men take no interest in the welfare
Of the coming citizens let the womel
see their responsibility
Mr.. and Mrs. Wragg and MI. ana
Mrs. Britt, who have lived so many
years on farm a few miles north
west Of Hopkinton have given up farm
life and gone to Monticello. Mr.. Wrags
has lived on the same farm since
1S47 and is now 81 years OF age. On
Washingtons birthday there was q
large gathering OF old friends anu
neighbors at their home to wish them
good bye, and happiness in their new
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Wragg nave
daughter living in Monticello.
Mrs. Hamblin is guest Of Mrs. r.
A. Brokaw. She formerly lived in Hop
kinton, afterwars moving to Manches-
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