Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-10-08
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do farmers Of the south east part Of
the county, was Ryan visitor Sat
urday on business.
VIM. Hines and son were passeng-
ers to Manchester Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fleming Of Cas-
tie Grove were visitors at the Pat
rick Mcdonald home Friday.
j. J. Goen and Robert Denton Of
Manchester were in Ryan Thursday. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Dummy and
Bernice Toomey, were Manchester Wis
itors Thursday ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brayton were
visiting home folks Sunday. y ..}
George Smith was a Manchester
caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell OF Monticello and
Mr.. and Mrs. O,Brien Of jackson Co.
were visitors at the Mrs. Ella Sulli-
van home recently. q. s. 4
Miss Amy Praebel was august Of
home folks one evening last week.
Miss Weilenburg Of Dubuque was a
guest of friends in town Tuesday, re-
turning home Wednesday.
The Misses simons Of Delhi were
guests at the DR.. Cummings home du-
ring the latter part Of the week.
The social at the Reed home was
largely attended Friday evening and
a neat sum realized. 8
Mrs. John Tarlton was a visitor
with home folks in the country during
the week. s.
VIM. Underwood was Sunday Wis
itor at home.
Dr.. Drummy arrived home Tues
day evening from Iowa City, where
he went to assist in an operation Of
one Of his patients in Mercy hospi-
tai. "a 81. .s
Mrs. John Sheppard and the Chrys-
tai family were Manchester visitors
Friday. ID, Y: Il; III 55S
Dr.. O'Brien returned Saturday from
Council Bluffs.
10 4 y I. ( <.
The Tom King barn and Mrs. Nc
Arevy barn was destroyed by fire
early Thursday morning and the gar
age owned by w. H. Ward was badly
burned on the east side.
!. J. r. McElliott, the hardware man,
has so far recovered from his recent
illness as to be able to attend to
his business.
Miss Lulu Hyde is the possessor
Of a grand piano, a present from her
parents.
Mr.. Reeds mother Of I'LL
nois is a guest at his home north OF
Ryan.
Miss Grace Wilson and Mrs. d.
White were guests at the P. Smith
home last week.
After pleasant visit with his par
ents, Eugene Blessing left for points
in the state Of Washington, with a
view Of locating there. His parents,
who have lived here for some time,
may also 60 there to live.
Miss Hazel Keiser Of Manchester
spent Friday and Saturday with her
friend, Miss Leona Towne.
3 Miss Kehrli was Manchester Wis
ltor Thursday.
T. G. Brayton and family return
ed to Des Moines after a, weeks WIS.,
it with relatives. 81; .2
Arthur Haight was a Manchester
visitor Saturday and while there Wis
tied the court house-to pay taxes ~
Walter O'Brien met with an acct
dent which confined him to the
house. for time. Last week, while
loading freight at the I. G. depot he
injured his lge.
Harvey Haight, who has been work
ing in a wholesale house at Oelwein
has returned home for a visit.
Mrs. Rose Summer was a Manches-
,er visitor recently.
Miss Margaret Ward, after several
weeks Of vacation, has opened her
shop again.
P. F. McElliott is rapidly re-
covering from the accident he had
while shredding few weeks ago.
Rev. J. J. Snyder, pastor Of the
". E. church for the coming year,
conducted services here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Philip and chill
lren have rented rooms over the r.
". Merriam office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Summers OF Waterloo
lave been visiting the latter's par
'nts, Mr.. and Mrs. James McCusker.
Marie Thompson spent Sunday at