Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-04-09
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i one day last week on business con
nected with the telephone line.
Miss G, DonneN Of Monti took in TIKI
Sgiven BY the. young ladies Of the
MessrS. Smith Il Turner, Cliff Arnel
Il and Hopkins, the auctioneer of Hop
81 kint0n, went over to Guttenburg on
Thursday, to remain until they finish.
n ed selling q stock Of goods that Mr..
4 Smith has had on hand.
Miss Lillian McElliott of Kankakee,
Illinois. who is teaching school in
4 the Hugh McEluott district. spent
Saturday in Cedar Rapids. 8 5s
Gotta and Hurd have already arrived
and are getting ready to- open up
B their store. n .,. I,
Mrs. George johnson was Coun.
tty Seat visitor last week.
DR.. O'Brien was called to Man
chester on business last Thursday.
s$ Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lyness were
county seat visitors one day during
the week. b q .s I Is
Mrs. Dr.. Donnelly went to Iowa
4 City Monday and accompanied her
daughter Leila home, the latter who
has had trouble OF serious nature
with her throat, of which we made
mention last week We understand
she will return to the hospital again.
# ss Frank Skahill Of Cascade B visited
Mrs. Thomas Holluhan recently.
S Robert Denton was down from Man.
chester Tuesday to see his friend, w.
III Ward. s,l4 Z
& Mrs. Fred Houston and son How
8Sard spent q few days in Coggon this
week.
Sci Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. McElliott and
two children were in Manchester on
\ Tuesday
Bernice Drummy returned home,
after spending several days at the
$ Mcnamara home near Anamosa.
80 50 Mr.. and Mrs. Keegan, who were re-
Gently married at Masonville, spent
"a day with friends in Ryan this week.
The bride was formerly Clara Secrecy
of this place.
A.. J.. Bruce of Manchester was
down here the other day looking after
a bunch OF men who are remodeling
the store recently occupied by George
Smith, but hereafter Hurd and Gotta
will occupy it as soon as Ward and
Riley have the interior fixed up with
steel ceilings, etc. They will also
add to the appearance d beautiful
plate glass 'front.' Hurd and Cato
4 will handle all first-class goods in
this store.
Miss Anna Ward and her niece,
Agnes McElliott, were Manchester
visitors Tuesday.
Miss Duffy Of Masonville, sister to
the lady clerk in the Smith store,
spent a few days with her last week.
Mrs. Mehan of Dubuque, daughter
o. Mrs. Thomas Phelan, spent sever
al days last week at the parental
home. /.
w. ]. McEnany had business in
Manchester the first Of the week.
Jim McArovey was a business Wis
itor in Cedar Rapids Wednesday,.
Mrs. John Duggan was Dyersville
visitor last week, and while there
visited with her son Charles, who
is attending school.
Joe Bezic, the painter, had bust
ness in Manchester Saturday.
William McCusker is building a
very neat little barn on his place he
recently purchased.
Charles Barry, after prolonged |
illness, was able to be in town Tues
day. |
r. M. Merriam was a Manchester
visitor ore day during the week.
Dr.. Donnelly was called to Will
Duggan's Wednesday, on account of
a very sick child.
IS Lock Binger and Gus Thompson
were fishing Sunday. Anyone who
wants I'd hear fish story" call at
the lumber yard.
James Mcdowell is very i'll at his
parents home here in Ryan.
Mr.. Frederick and his little boy
are visiting friends in Strawberry
Point.
James Delay and son visited rela-
Ives In Cedar Rapids Saturday.
Father Malloy was visitor at Ma
,onville the first of the week.
Prof Satterlee was passenger to
Manchester Friday evening.
John Mangold was in Dubuque rel
emily, to visit his daughter Frances,