Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-04-27
HOPKINTON

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cello visited in town last Wednesday,
The High School base ball team
played Monticello Wednesday evening
and lost by one point.
DR.. Hinkhouse, Rev. Ensign and w.
s. Johnson attended Presbytery at
i Waukon, last week.
Miss Clarissa Morrow left last Mon
day morning for Indianapolis, to re-
sumo her work as teacher in the High
school in that city.
Miss Gladys Bancroft Of Delhi was
an over Sunday guest Of Mrs. N. A.
Gearhart.
Miss Carrie Brooks returned Mon
day from Anamosa where she had
been caring for her sister, Mrs. Chas.
blanchard, who had SO far recovered
as to return with her.
L. ]. Ortman went last Thursday
to the hospital at Prairie du Chine.
to take treatments for rheumatism In
his knee from which he has been suf-
fering.
Loren Wheeless has returned home
from California where he spent part
of the winter.
Mrs. M. ]. Bollman returned last
Wednesday from a visit to Chicago.
Rev. G. 8. Coleman left Wednesday
morning for Winnipeg, Canada, and
will also stop at Glenwood. Minnesota.
Rev. ]. G. Magee a prominent
Methodist minister and for a number
or years presiding elder, died last
week in Long Beach, California. Rev.
Magee was a student for some time
at Lenox College and was one OF six
presiding elders, who received their
education at Lenox. The others were
Rev. Albrook, Rev. William Coe, Rev.
T. E., Flemming, Rev. L. w. Archer
and Rev. w. w. Carleton the latter
being the only one now living. About
five years ago, Rev. Magee visited
Lenox.
Mrs. M F. Brooks visited her daugh-
ter in Edgewood this week.
The Christian Herald has like 9
number Of other magazines been re-
ceiying gifts Of money for the China
famine sufferers. Last week it gave
q list Of those to whom money had
been sent Among the names was that
Of Miss Edna Alger, a missionary to
China and we'll known here as she
was student in Lenox. Her home is
in Edgewood. $4,000 was sent to her
to relieve those under her care.
& Mrs. B. H. Humphrey goes this
week to attend the Woman's PresDy-
terial meeting at Waukon.
The Nolan garage unloaded car
Of Fords last week. Il
Al brother Of Mrs. Pat. Shearn and
two friends arrived straight from old
Erin last week. It is no doubt good
country to get away from just now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Thier Of Clark,
South Dakota, were here for couple
Of days with their daughter, Mrs.
will Kurth who has been Ill.
Mrs. George Wilson visited her SIS
ter in Des Moines last week.
A. r. Melrose, graduate OF Lenox
College, who has been at the head OF
the High School Of Madrid for
couple Of years, has been elected
principal Of the Charlton High schoal
Archie Wheeless, class OF IL, mas
been elected superintendent OF the.
Delhi Schools.
The Ladies Bible Class OF the Meth.
odist Sabbath School enjoyed social
evening at the home OF Mrs. Charles
Reggentine last Tuesday. ].
Tom Clure is going out on the road
for the Watkins Medicine Co. His
territory is in Linn County.
Lee bartlett, former Hopkinton
boy, is developing some fame as base
BAH player. He was in the Canadian
league last year and is now with the
American Association team at Ind
annapolis The lovers Of base ball Will
be interested in his prospects.