Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-12-03
THE III LOCAL news OF
DELAWARE !: !: | ! v. r. COUNTY | !
NEWS HAPPENINGS oF.THE PAST
II WEEK GATHERED ~ OUR
CORRESPONDENTS.
A WEEKLY HISTORY TERsELY told,
Interesting Compilation, Of Items Of
5 Moment Throughout the .
County. - 4
A WEEKLY HISTORY TERsELY toll
~. 4Elfi..ry
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Archbishop Keane of Dubuque will
gsbe a guest Of Father Malloy on Mon
4 day, and while here will dedicate st.
Johns school. The ladies will serve
dinner in the dining hall Of the
d school building; to which, all are
INVITED. 5,s9 II
s Mrs. Anna Ward and daughter re-
turned home from Cedar Rapids al
4 ter a several days visit with her
daughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
5sByrnes.
r. M. Merriam was a Davenport
visitor recently. :.. a2..s ss.s%
I Doctor Dummy accompanied Earl
McEnany and John MeElliott jr., to
\ Dubuque on Thanksgiving day, where
they both underwent operations for
appendicitis. f%sf : H.. rs 49,
Rev. Snyder Of Mt, Vernon was
!. here for several days this week.
sSrt Margaret Ward had business in
& Manchester Saturday. "a
John Ward Of Dubuque spent Fri
h day with his brother, ". H. Ward,
OF this place.
Miss Nellie Kennedy and John
Clark were united in marriage Wed
h nesday morning at the Catholic
\ church here, Rev. Father Malloy per-
u forming the ceremony Miss Edna
Il king acted as brides maid and Ow--s
zen Kennedy as groomsman. They
ARE spending a few weeks in Den
yer, Colorado, previous to taking
up work on the large farm owned by
the Clark family. 3.1$.
Mr.. Clarence Petlon of Manchester
and Miss Minnie Eggiman of this
place were united in marriage at the
Lutheran church by Rev. Melchert
\ last Wednesday: ~.E
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brayton and
daughter Iva were Thanksgiving day
u guests at the W. J. Davis home in
Manchester. ~ ii j! i $531i:@5 =@ Il. H.;
The little Ware baby, who has been
ill; is better at this time. WHIT, a
@ta''$ DR.. and Mrs Cummings and son
Edward spent a part of last week in
Earlville. VA. r. 5%.. 4
Ethel Morgan Of Manchester came
4 to Ryan Wednesday to spend the
81 day at the bedside of her grandmo 9TH
Ter, Mrs. P. p Curtis, who has since
4 passed away. @t3 s.- .y, h n
:s3Sss Leona Towne visited her cousin
4 at Oneida last week. t..s& s:3.z !.
!. 5 .Es The teachers of the public school
( s9ent their vacation during Thanks
giving at their, respective homes.
5 5s$55 Mr. and Mrs. John Tarlton spent
several days last week at the Earl
Rogers home at Jesup. 1t is safe to
say that there was little left of the
turkey by the time Earl and John
Tarlton left the table. .=t. Z. .l.=
ss Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Halght t.. spent
u Thanksgiving at the home of their
u sons. who live at Oneida .l5$ &J.. 5:sS4}s
4 Joe Gotta spent Thanksgiving with
4 his mother in Dubuque. 5$ s. ,tsss
George Grenig and Ed Winger, who
have been in Montana for several
months, have returned to Ryan for
an indefinite visit. Il z.3. 4. :,
# Harry Davis, who is attending
rived here on Wednesday evening for
4 a visit with his sister, Mrs. John
Brayton. %s ss> +:
Mr.. and Mrs. GGriggs of Cedar Rap
ids are spending a few days at the the
NJ J. p. Smith home. g, AGO.. 's.s- .. -..<@
VI Miss Edna King, who has been at
home for Thanksgiving. day, returned
Z to Convent of the Visitation on Mon.
4 day morning. II fs# :%:5.:.-@t
.ts*y The youngest child of Dan Lyness,
n which has been i'll for a few days, is
much better at this writing.
Mrs. L. Hird entertained company
u from Dubuque last week. ~
$2 Mrs. L. Wilson was In Iowa City
one day last week. s.~s-..
#ss Mr.. Will Underwood spent Thanks
giving day with his family, and has
left again to oversee his contract
l. work. tG.s&s> - e., ;. *