Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-11-06
RYAN

RYAN
Father Milloy, who has had charge
If this parish for about three years
and who has made such extensive i'm
provements, Is still going to keep
busy. He held meeting here last
Thursday and considered the propo-
sition OF building a Catholic school,
the majority of the people were will
ing and the work has begun already.
It will be built along side Of the
beautiful church that he completed
not year ago.
John Goen was in Ryan Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Callahan Of Winthrop
spent Sunday at the Behan home
west Of Ryan. 5..'.
Mrs. D. Cummings is visiting in
Earlville and Hopkinton this week
with friends.
Mrs. DR.. Donnelly spent Sunday in
Manchester with her mother.
Miss Julia Duggan, of whom we
spoke of as being seriously i'll last
" eek, is still in very critical con-
dition, a fact we are sorry to an
ncunce. There is very little hopes
for her at this writing.
Miss Anna Mcdonald, who is a
professional nurse, with headquarters
at Webster City, visited at the Tom
Houlahan home Monday. On Tues
day morning she left for Mercy Hos
pital, Dubuque, to remain for few
days III
Mrs. Gus Thompson spent day ir
Cedar Rapids recently.
Mrs. A. j. Swindell Of Tacoma,
Washington, is here on visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Nc,
Cloud. She will also visit other
friends while in this. vicinity.
Miss Nellie Coleman and he sis
ter visited in Dubuque for several
days last week at the st. Vincent
convent, where their sister. Anna. is
attending school.
Miss Cathyrn O'Hagan is assisting
| Ter mother in the store at Dresnt.
MISC O'Hagan was stenographer in
tbs Galloway business house in Wa
tlr.oo.
The Foley family visited friends in
Waterloo Sunday, going there by
auto. = l,5
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mangold had
uus:necs in Cedar Rapids recently.
The many friends of Mrs. Charles
t'a,coner will be pleased to know she
IS getting along nicely at present, al
though her life was despaired of at
one time last week. They have, a
little boy about three years old who
is very i'll at this wiling. The pro
fessional nurses are taking care OF
the sick.
Miss Margaret Ward spent Thurs
day in Manchester.
Mike O'Brien spent Sunday at
home RI
Thomas Trever of Walker and
Miss Vina Brazelton autoed to indie
pendence Sunday.
The Misses Gibson spent day
recently in Cedar Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. CIV. Roges Of Rob
bins spent Monday with their son
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rogers.
They also had as their guests w. S.
Rogers Of Caldwell, Idaho, and Mrs.
Harry Rogers and child Of WATERFOWL
South Dakota.
DR.. Donnelly, who has been in Men
nesota for two weeks, arrived home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Dummy spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Drum
my s parents. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Con-
nor, living near Masonvil!e.
Misses Wayne and Eva Mcmahon
were guests at the Joe Highberser
home Sunday. g.. ,
Mrs. Lille Wilson spent Saturday
in Dubuque. =
Miss Duffey Of Masonville has &C.
cepted position in the George Smith
store, made vacant by Miss Anna
Prabel. r.-...- 81
Miss Kate Smith, daughter of Hen
ny Smith of Manchester, spent Hal
loween with Marie Thompson.
George Smith is building a large
brick stor on the corner lot east OF
the Nick Weller store. When COM
pleted it will be as large as any
store in the county. Mr.. Underwood
has the contract. F.
Miss Heinrich, east of here, has
undergone an operation at Parkview
hospital. This young lady is doing
nicely at this writing.
Mrs. Mary Donnely of Oklahoma
who has been visiting with her moth.
er and brother near Masonville, spent
Az HsrIo homo