Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-01-27
MASoNNlIIE.


]. j. Lundy of Independence was a
business caller here last Tuesday.
Jas. Morris Waterloo spent a
few days here last week writing life
insurance.
Peter Casey of Dubuque was a
guest at P. O'Brien's home few
days last week.
Mrs. Mary Bergary spent Sunday
with her friend. Miss Emma Ryan.
Art Miller, who had temporary
charge of the !. C. depot at Dyers-
vile, has taken MIR. Duffy's place in
the depot here.
Pat. Leonard of Monticello visited
with friends in this vicinity last week
Andy Weber of Ryan called on his
brother Joe here last "ednesday
evening.
The dance in the cid hall here the
Goth was attended by about fifty
couples, but good time was report
ed by all in attendance
There was man instantly killed
at Winthrop crossing of the c.
railroad last Tuesday by a freight
train. There have been many mar.
row escapes here and people cannot
be too careful in watching ap
preaching trains especially in foggy
weather like last week.
MaDo clo,.3 ,uifa WOW
passengers to Dubuque last Wednes
day where they went to visit friends
Matt Nolan and Thos. Hickey were
business visitors to Waterloo last
Thursday evening.
The M. w. AS. have received sew
en- applications for membership the
past month of which two were initat'
ed last Saturday evening after which
an oyster supper was served al
Reidy's restaurant. There will be
special meeting of the M. W.. A
here Friday night for further work.
Much interest has been manifested in
the camp here this winter and more
timber is in sight.
There will be grand ball in the
Opera house here Thursday evening,
February 4th. Music will be furnish
ed by Bills Harp orchestra, who are
always there with the goods. Mid
night supper will be served ct Reidys
restaurant. A first class time is as
sured and everyone is invited to at
tend one of the best dances of the sa'
son. You'll miss it, il you miss it
Tickets to dance IS cents.
Matt Maroney left for Chicago Fri
day night upon receipt of telegram
announcing the serious illness OF
his cousin.
]. w. Turley was visitor here
last Saturday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Pike are pack
ing up their HOUSEHOLD goods, this
week, preparatory to moving to Min
neapolis, where Mr.. Pike has ac-
cepted position with the Twin City
Commercial Bulletin. Their many
friends here will rgret their depar
ture.
Thos. Clabby of Independence was
Masonville caller Monday.
Leon Bloom left for his home. at
Morris, Minnesota, last Saturday even
Jig, having received word of the I'LL
ness of his parents.
G. Titus and D. C. Mcfarland of
winthrop were business visitors here
Monday.
Miss Irene Clabby, who is teaching
school at Dundee, spent Sunday with
friends here.
The following parties were passen-
gers to Manchester Monday; Frank
Link and wife, John Lahey, Mrs. c.
o'Hagan, Mike Loeser and Miss Pearl
Pogue.
Ray Brown of Manchester was call
ing on friends here Sunday.
The directors of the Masonville Co
operative Creamery company held a
business meeting Saturday. Alex
Thomas secured the position as as
sistant in the creamery for the com
ing year.
Maurice Nolan, Louis Mulvehill and
John Murtagh, all students at the st.
Paul seminary, arrived home Tues
day for two weeks vacation.
Jas. Clabby, who moved to Canada
last spring, is back here on visit.
Jim is looking fine and says Canada
is Q. X.