Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-12-25
MONTH
Last Weeks Letter.

MONTH
Last Weeks Letter.
Peter Mcclure and wife were Maj
chester shoppers Saturday.
Henry Grant arrived home from We
tertoWn, South Dakota, where he visit
ed the past few weeks.
| Will CoWsier and wife are the PAL
ents of a BABY boy.
I Felix Donnellys OF Ryan visited rela
tives and friends hare Sunday.
VIII Slattery and wife Of Mason
vile attended mass here Sunday AM
spent the, remainder of the day il
the Thomas Kelley home.
i K Mr.. and Mrs. John Devlin Wer,
Sunday guests at the ]. Hennesse.
home near Ryan.
Misses Lena and Della Cosgrov,
transacted business in Coggon Satur
day.
Jim Trainor arrived home from Chi
cago one day last week, where he at
tended the live stock show.
ssJohn Burke and daughter, Mis-:
Gertrude, made business trip te
Independence last Friday.
Mrs. Mike Gaffney spent few
days last week in Dubuque with hel
daughter Mayme; who attends schoo
there. IT,
=. Messrs. Don and Frank keenan,
were business callers in Manchester
Saturday. ~
Messrs. James Dolentry and James
McEnany arrived home from Chicago
one day last week. They attended
the live stock show there.
Miss Susie Coleman commenced
fno ching tho p1no ut Vo coh0n,
last Monday. -f
Mrs. Petera Casey visited last week
at Cresco and Elkader.
Father O'Donnell called in Ryan on
Saturday.
Tom Cummings Of Chandler, Mime
sofa, arrivd here one day last week
to visit friends and relatives.
Miss Irene MCFARLAND was a guest
Of friends in Dubuque part of last
week.
Miss Mary O'Brien Of Masonville
is a guest in the Art McEnany home
this week.
Misses celia Mahoney Margaret
Touhey, Bid Short, Ella Cusack and
Mayme Mcclure went to Independ
ence Saturday to attend the Teach
ers' meeting held at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gallon spent
Sunday at the Lawrence Gallon home.
John Behan came home from
Chandler, Minnesota, where he visit
e. the past few weeks. ~.
Dan Lyness, wife and family of
Ryan visited at John Levens' one day
last week. ..t
Matthew Ryan of Ryan attended
mass here Sunday.
Mrs. James Coleman was bust:
ness caller in Manchester Saturday.
Jim Moore transacted business in
Manchester one day recently.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ryan are the
happy parents of a baby girl.
/ Rich Shelley was business caller
in Cedar Rapids Saturday. ,-.sr..
Master VIII Shelley visited few
days last week with relatives in Win
throp.
Misses, Agnes Coleman, Loretta Ke-
las and George Cunningham attend
ed the Teachers meeting held in
Manchester Saturday.
Ernest Ryan was a caller in Ce-
dar Rapids last Monday. -.,
Pat Ney, accompanied. by his sis
ter Miss Sara, and the Misses O'Don-
mel, and Waugh, of Ryan were visit
ors in Cedar Rapids last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Turley We're
business callers in Dubuque last sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John, Levens are the.
happy parents of a baby girl, born
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Peter Casey departed Tuesday
night for her home at Paxton, South
Dakota, after a brief visit with rela-
tives here.
George Monahan was business
caller in independence last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Baragary visited
a. Thomas Reilley's Sunday.
Joe Donnelly of Helena, Montana,
is visiting relatives here this week.
viii Durham, wife ad Mrs. James
Donnelly autoed to Cedar Rapids on
Saturday.
John Smith and sister, Mrs. Thos
McMeel, and Will Woods and daugh-
ter Stella Of Coggon visited friends
here Sunday, enroute from Walker,
where they attended mass.
What might have proven very
serious accident occurred here Sun
day as all the people were coming to
mass. John Bading, sister. Clara,
and little brother arrived and were
ready to get out of their buggy when |
their horse became unmanageable,
backed into the buggy behind, and
the wheels of the two vehicles be-
coming locked, in some way Mr.. Bad
ing s buggy was overturned and the
occupants thrown from it, but escap- |
ed uninjured.