Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-05-07
The | III LOCAL news .0F
DELA Ware ! COUNTY
flQn our REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS

mn Our REGULAR Correspondents d i n MS
.s RYAN.
Miss Marie Thompson spent Sun
day at the parental home.
Miss Lizzie Hennessey and sister,
Mrs. Ella Sullivan, are at present at
the Dan Sullivan home. Those ladies
will soon move to the Preston home
here in Ryan.
52 Archbishop Keane of Dubuque was
In Ryan the first Of the week.
Miss M O'Brien was in Manchester
Saturday. rs. 3.
All OF w. n. Wards customers are
very much interested in the length
Of time the large candle In the win
dow will burn. The lucky guesserI
will be presented with beautiful
dinner set. a; i D 4. q; Z. ~
A33 Mrs. Worley and daughters Maria,
Eva and Ruby and Margaret Thomp-
/ son spent 10 day in Manchester last
week. Il IN g.5.
81 Mr.. Latenzer, who has been work
ing In the Cash Store, will leave Tor
Dubuque to remain indefinitely. MT.
& Latenzer has made. scores OF friends
while here and leaves the Cash Cast,
Store well drought OF as an honest
n business man.
4 Mae Britt, who is attending school
in st. Xaviers, Manchester, was Wis
itinE over Sunday with her friend,
Marie Dughan. n \
Ii Marcia Foley was shopping in n
Dubuque Friday. 3
p. j.. McElhott has several men
i employed in thing his farm.
Howard Houlahan has accepted
position in the South Side drug u (
\ store. 5s5 Y.
Richard Barry was Masonville
caller recently. 5s
Miss Killeas, who teaches the Pet
er McEnany school, spent SATURDAY
with home folks.
Mrs. Morris Behan, who has been
quite III, is again to be around 9
I fact all her friends are pleased 4 20 20
learn.
Mr.. Barafus is taking life easy
\ ss3, ae well as the rest Of the crowd and
has purchased himself an auto.
Fred Wendt was Dubuque visit
or Monday. !.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Arduser spent
Sunday in Dubuque. 81
Milo Ware Of Coggon has pur-
ii chased the Cash Store here and VIII
take possession imme dtately. mr..
Ware needs no introduction to The
farmers Of the southern part OF tne
=, is, savn
business man. 5ss= US
s{ Dr.. Donnelly was in Manchester on
IA Monday. We.
Mrs. William McCusker was a Man an
chester visitor Monday.
Morley and Brayton are the agents us
for the Metz care, one which VIII
"a bring you over the hills and dales as
fast as any Of them. I.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Crowley visit
IL ed friends In Cascade last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Goss and MIS-.
y Summers were Manchester callers ' on on
Thursday. IL,
y after spending three weeks in Mercy
hospital. Dubuque. She is hale and
s hearty now.
Mr.. syers, pastor OF the Methods,
3. church was called to Toledo to assls'
at the funeral .of friend last satur'
day. ..:s..
r. G. Vending, DR.. Donnelly and
his nephew, Joseph Donnelly, were
out Of town business visitors ias'
week.
Dr.. O,Brien and Carl Prabel have
equipped their autos with presto ntes
which they purchased from Tarltor
and Vending.
Nj. Hurd Of Dubuque visited his
brother here over Sunday.
Miss e. Dunlap, who teaches the
Barr school, was a visitor in Du
buQue Friday.
Miss Margaret Hines was Cedar
Rapids shopper Monday.
James Haight was in the Parlol
City recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelley were
county seat callers Thursday.
Mrs. Haight and daughter Mrs
Tarlton, were Manchester visitors
one day last week.
Mrs. DR.. Cummings was Dubuque
visitor Saturday.
w. J.. McEnany and son Francis
were Waterloo business visitors one
day last week.
Will Underwood was in the Key
I'd City Tuesday.
Mrs. G. B. Snyder of Winona,
Minnesota, was guest Of her moth
er, Mrs. A. Ward, during the week
and while here she also visited with
her sister, Mrs. M. Byrnes Of Cedal
ar Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Britt of the
Bay Settlement were visitors neal
Ryan recently.
Father McElliott, who has been so
journing in California and Mexico
and various points in the west, has
returned home much improved II
health fact his numerous friends
are pleased to hear.
Mrs. w. F. Drummy and sons Ear
= and Vincent were Cedar Rapids Wis
itors Thursday.
Miss Minnie Hahesy of Manchester
visited at the home Of Thos Houla
han last Friday.
Mrs. eastman is very ill at this
writing. Sass
Mrs. R. Houlahan was an voer
Sunday visitor at the parental home
in Delaware.
Grandma Curtis is visiting at the
home o. her daughter. Mrs. Samuel
Morgan at Manchester.
r. M Merriam was business Wis
Y itor in Cedar Rapids recently.
Mrs. Weller and daughter Mary
were visitors in Manchester last
& Friday.
Rev. Melchert was in Clinton re
Gently to visit ibis son Oscar, who is
taking a course of study in college
at that place.
Father Molloy was in Elkader on
Thursday to see his friend, Father
Riley, who is very III at tnat piace.