Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-08-24
HOPKINTON

/ 49, HUHklNION
The young folks choir Of the Metho-
dist church went to the Palisades
near Mt. Vernon, last Friday.
y. ID. Mac Allister and family left
1 Thursday morning in their automobile
for Ocheydan to visit VIM. Dennison
brother Of Mrs. Mas Allister
4 Miss Edna Pratt Of Traer was
guest of Miss Carrie Mullen last week
Joe Clark of De Smut, South Da-
kota, is visiting his sister, Mrs. a
l.. Main. (
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson and children
were camping last week on his farm
in Union township
Mrs. Ortman and daughter visited
/ last week in Dubuque while Mr.. Ort-
man made trip to Burlington.
4 Miss Carrie Mullen entertained about
twenty young ladies Friday afternoon
in honor of her guest Miss Edna rl
/ Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs Irish and little son
4 have returned from their visit to Den
yer, Colo. Mr.. Irish was fortunate
| in going when he did as his mother
| was taken ill and passed away at the
age Of IS years.
Il. D. Williamson left last week for
Renville county, N. D. to take a po-
sition as county agent. His headquar-
tiers will be at Mohall the county seat.
The Methodist congregation enjoy
ed melon feast on the church lawn
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Parrot Of Monticello visited
her neice Mrs. Main last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grace from
Randolph, Nebraska are guests at the
home Of the formers sister. Mrs. j.
D. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Warn
er from the same place are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bradke.
There were two good rains last
week which were not unexpected as
parties were out camping. The fam
lilies Of H. M. Reeve and J. s. David
son camped on the John Beitz farm
near the Radcliffe bridge and party
OF younger people camped near Elmer
Lux's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hinkhouse ar
rived Monday from theid wedding trip
and left Saturday for Chicago,
Dr.. w. B. Guthrie and family made.
brief visit in town last week on
their way to New York
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Beitz left Saturday
for Omaha in their automobile, to
meet an aunt of Mrs. Beitz who will
return with them for a visit.
The Scout Boys Band are to play
at Earlyille Tuesday.
e. f. Main was laid aside for sever
al days last week with sprained
knee.
The annual meeting of the Women's
and young peoples Missionary Socle-
ties Of the Coyenanter church were
held in Hopkinton on Tuesday,
wednesday and Thursday Of last week.
wednesday picnic was held on the
college campus and was enjoyed by
both the delegates and congregation.
Prof. w. T. Taylor came down from
Randolph, Minnesota, last week ana
wife and children who had been vlsit-
ing her parents returned with MIN.
Mr. Taylor will be superintendent the
coming year of a consolidated scnool
at Randolph.
Il DR.. Roy Jeffries has gone TO Wau-
kon, where he will join a firm OF
musicians there. 1t is looked upon
as fine opening and those VINO are
acquainted with the young man are
sure he will be successful
The marriage has been announced
Of William A. Spence OF Carlzozo,
New Mexico and Miss Hortense Caa-
tilio. the wedding taking place at
Berkeley, California August, ~. Inc
groom Is a son of Mr.. and Mrs, Car
ence Spence who formerly resided IN
this vicinity.
Dean Morgan is spending couple
of weeks here with his father ana
other relatives. He is physical director
for the public schools of Casper, Wyo.,
having under his direction eight grace
school and two high schools. He mas
been engaged for another year at an
advanced salary.
President Hinkhouse was at FRANK
Vile. last week where he had been
asked to take charge OF the dedlca-
ton Of large community church. Inc
churches have united under the care
of the Presbyterian church.
Fifteen cars of Earlville boosters
were through town wednesday adver-
Using their Legion Day celebration for
Tuesday. There will no doubt quite
a number go from here provided II
does not rain.
The Iowa Presbytery OF the CoVen-
anter church held their annual meet
ing last week. Several delegates from
Chicago were in attendance.
Miss Dorothy Robb, whose father
was a former pastor here in the Pres
byterian church has been engaged as
teacher in the Cedar Rapids high
schools
The public schools open September
9Th.
Lenox Academy will open Septem-
Der 9Th and the college on September