Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-07-13
HOPKINTON
(Last Weeks Letter.

II
last week.
Miss Florence Hill arrived home
Wednesday from Laverne, California
She will spend the summer here with
her parents and return to California in
the fall where she will teach
DR.. w. B. Guthrie and family of New
week to see Miss Mary Guthrie. He is
engaged to lecture during July in the
Chautauqua at jamestown, New York
Mrs o. e. Meinzer, her children and
neice, Miss Becker, left Friday morn
ing for Canton, So. OAK, and further
| west for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson were in
Manchester Friday.
Mrs. Jennie Wheeler and little
daughter arrived Tuesday from OF
tawa, Kansas, to see her father and
other relatives.
Mrs. Fleetwood and little daughter of
Fort Dodge are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Bort, parents of Mrs. Fleetwood.
Mr.. Nolan and family have moved to
the David Gearhart house from the
Hooking place on Main Street.
Mrs. Weld left last week to visit
friends in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City.
Mrs. Sarah Mcconnell, Mrs. Mackin-
tosh and two daughters have returned
to their Hopkinton home from Iowa
City where they have been living for
several years.
Mrs. E. G. Grubb of Nebraska was
a guest for several days of Mrs. Lucy
Pierce. Her home was formerly in
Hopkinton; she was the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor. Mr..
Grubb is a graduate of Lenox College,
member of the class of 'SS. and has
been very successful in educational
work.
The Bay church west of town which
has long been vacant now again has
services. Rev. Stanley Howard is
their pastor. He was student at
Lenex College before the war in which
he enlisted
f. l.. Clifford and family have moved
to Dubuque Mr.. Clifford left Thurs
day with their house hold goods and
Mrs. Clifford and daughter. Ilo, left
Friday morning for Littleport where
they will visit for couple of weeks
before going to Dubuque.
Mr.. Daily and family from Mt. Ayr
passed through town on their way to
Minnesota stopping in town over
night. Mr.. Daily was former Lenox
student and was looking over the old
campus of twenty-five years ago
The Mems Glass Of the Methodist
Sabbath School visited the Delhi Sab
bath School last Sabbath.
Misses Clarisa and Leila Morrow
were Monticello visitors Saturday.
Mis- Belle Deshaw is in the Ana
mosa hospital where she went for an
operation for appendicitis.
George Good has moved into the
Hooking house which is next door to
his restaurant.
Tom Martin was over from Cascade
Sunday. Ia
DR.. Roy Jeffries has returned from
St Louis where he has finished his
medical course and also spent one
year as Inferno in the hospital. The
hope is that he may decide to settle
here.
Merle Burns has moved to the Frank
Wheeless residence.
The storm here Saturday was
rain but out west of town the
wind blew hard enough to lay the
corn fiat and tip over silos and the
rain was downpour.
independence Day will be celebrated
,y the Leader office force by taking the
whole week off, Therefore, no Leader
this week.
Tom Ward and family of Milwaukee
visited the Shearer families last week
Mr.. Ward resided on West Prairie
about thirty years ago, but has since
then been working in the railroad
shops at Milwaukee.
! The people of Hopkinton were scat
Erred in all directions on the Fourth OF
July The Scout Band played in Cog
ron and quite naturally many OF their
riends went along.