Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-03-26

w. H. Ward was in Manchester or
Wednesday5 and remained over unit
Thursday with his friend, Mr.. Fardy
who is manager Of the Snodgress
Clothing store. They attended the
play given in the new X Princess, z
operated by Knaack & Son; and
which is located in the Ward building
Phil Rosenfeldt and wife were Ce-
dar Rapids visitors Saturday.
The many friends of Father Han
q ley will sympathize with him in the
4 loss Of his. aged father, who died
last Wednesday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Gotta, in Dubuque.
DR.. Donnelly was in Manchester on
h business Wednesday. az
SS Jim Haight was in town Saturday.
We understand that he has made up
his mind that thereis more money in
] farming than in the telephone bust
!. ness, consequently he will help to
Z: run his fathers farm the coming
year. 5#s
N. Weller and son were Dubuque
visitors last week.
Fred Wendt, Will Sheppard and
y Mr.. Horn were present at the Thresh-
s ingmen's convention held in Des
u Moines last week.
John Smith and John McAravey Of
4 Coggon had business in Ryan Satur-
3 day. ss 5s 81
Mrs. Mike Morrisey visited with
Il friends in Coggon Thursday.
Rose AIcKusker was a Cedar Rap
Il ids business visitor Thursday, and
while there selected her spring millin-
4 cry goods. Tx ~ S.l .:ss. /; Ri
John Riley is still confined to his
hn, 10 20 r. s,11 do -, c0y
4 to hear. .5
8 Jim Duncan has been having a
q siege of the gripp the last few days.
Messrs. Coakley, Hynes, McEnany
and DR.. Duffey took in the play at
\ Green's Friday evening.
@ Miss Miller of Manchester taught
school for Mr.. Satterlee Thursday
and Friday. We understand MIR. Sat
terlee was called to Chicago on bust
ness.
"a class of twenty-one children re-
ceived commun at the Lutheran
: church last Sunday.
Mrs. John Gavin of Castle Grove
spent a few days with her sons, John
and William, last week.
r. M. Merriam was in, ColfaS last
4 week, visiting at the Wilson home.
Mrs. Wilson is Mr.. Merriam's sister,
4 and he generally plans to visit with
the family. two or three times a year,
and to drink of the mineral waters, of
i which he is very fond
Messrs. Joseph and James Weller
attended the auto show in Cedar Rap
1. ids last week.
II Dr. Malloy of Fairbanks visited
with his brother, Father Malloy, of
this place recently, S
Mr.. and Mrs. ALT Reizler and two
i sons were Manchester business visit
%ors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pugh visited
friends in Cedar Rapids last week.
George Smith, general merchant Of
this place had business in Des
j Moines during last week.
p. ]. McEnany and wife We're in
Manchester Wednesday, and while
there visited at the ]. J. Pentony
home.
Among those who were visitors in
Cedar Rapids Saturday and took in
the auto show were Harlan and Don
aid Merriam and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Smithto of this place and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Arnold.
p. f. McElliott has employed JiR
Lundene of Clinton for the conf g
year to help with his farm work.
& Mr.. and Mrs. Milroy, who live near
the Golden church, have the sympa-.
thy Of the entire community in the
loss of their little girl, who died on
Sunday, and was buried Tuesday. Flu
neral from the home to Golden
church.
Mrs. John Tarrelton was business
visitor In Cedar Rapids Tuesday.
Marie Duggan is spending her yaca-
ton with her aunt, Miss Lyness, of
this place.