Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-09-10
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THE LOCAL news OF
DELAWARE COUNTY.
IRON OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS N ! Y


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parish as instructors and those who
have met them and that Is sSss very
person almost in the parish, express
themselves as delighted with "a those tho IS
good Sisters plans in " carry ing On
the work. Several from OUTSIDE
have enlisted as boarding pupils 'II IN
the school: \. I'D
Cedar Rapids. hi h y, rs
The Forty Hours Devotion closed
Wednesday morning a large az
tendance was present at & al az the the
services s33 i. {.
Father Slattery Of y, Waterloo at l[ gave az
two very INSTRUCTIVE sermons on sun
day and Monday evening and rather latl1l =
sToomey Of the Emacdla late i Concep-l
stion Church, Cedar Rapids, spoke
IN his very pleasing manner ne |TueEsday
evening. .$ss. sS e,
:s555sR. MI. Merriam got mixed up with
what might have fbeens 5as serious
trouble with some kind of g fluid
used In the automo bile business. he
was somewhat burned. $s r. M 81 may
he n little disfigured but he is still still
An the ring. 81. as5S
Nrs.s Richard Y Houlah han returned l'a q
home from Mime polis Friday eY-
4 enine after a three weeks visit with 1
her sister. Mrs. Houlahan says II
poured rain there Tuesday and We'd 3D.
nesday Of last week. ri i WI
Several Yisi ting clergy We're pres
ent at Father Molloy's during the
week assisting in the Forty Hour 1
Devotion Those present were; tn \
s;ers Helelar Of Fonda Slattery OF
Waterloo, sToomey& OF Cedar Rapids, 4
sNWelch OF Walker Nc FL lott Of Ce-
dar Rapids and % Donnell lot Mont \. 4
Dr.. sSDrummy had business in Iowa
City Thursda returning home FRI
j day evening. His mother returned
3 home with him from the hosp ital at
that place where she has been for
two weeks taking treatment. 5!ss
s Mr.. David Chrystal passed III away:
sat his home about III 10 miles east
sot here after. a prol onged illness sons
Hast Friday. Mr.. Chrystal has been
q 8resld ent Of this community for
years. The family have the IS YIN
patty #of the entire communit y. Z The
funeral was held at the Golden Con-
Ngregational church Sunday afternoon.
SBurialsi In the cemetery at that place.
Sheriff Hogan Of Anamos IA and
y Mr.. Al len OF that place and who for,
4 ii long time was In business in the;
Il corner store in Manche ster now oc-l
Scupied by the Snodg thing
n Co. were in Ryan We dnesday even;
4 Ing enroute to 9Kenna where a party
Sof3 fellows from their town are in
I: camp tor two weeks on hunting ex-g
/ ped tton. While here they called ION
Nv. Inward, Mr.. Allen being an old
time friend. Z,
E Miss Catherine Skahill OF Cascade
was visiting her sister, Mrs !. Thos.i
4 Houlahan, during the week. .S3 81
5ss David M Elliott,@ wife and two chill.
y dren are spending Sthe cir vacation in
+ Dubuque going there Saturday, where
4 they will remain unit Mond ay. They
will take the; steamer and go up the
Mississippi TOR an outing ofs g few
2days. Sfsls
Floyd Byrnes 81 Cedar Rapids is
- END Ing his vacation with his uncle;
Inward, ct this place. ls;3
Miss Eva Butler Of Dyersvflle was
IN Ryan Saturday evening en- route
Y to- Robinson, where she viii teach
4 In the # obinson school IL She
q began her K work il Monday morning:
Miss lockwood OF the above place,
also arrived to take charge OF the
4 Harrington school. 81
5ssS Win sUnder had business in
4 Cedar Rapids Saturda and his fam
! fly and Mrs. Summers autOed to Far
ley Friday. s5s; Is Il
M. NJ cEnany Of Dubuque his
A sigter, Mrs. M n Crowley, & and .daugh-
ter Of Winthrop attend led the fun.
4 eral g0f the late Patrick Woods, which
was held here in the Catholic church
4 Saturday morning Mr.. Woods was
y one of the Oldest settlers in this
@cpmmunit BY "a,
Mr.. Susan Gilchrist visited friends
.Sin Central City during the week. s
# Miss Rose Nc usker was a Cedar
( Rapids visitor Friday of last week,
and while there purchased from the
II Lyman house, some very pretty hats.
that she has for sale at her place
Of business. So ..s Ms 4l,5t
n Rose Burke Of Walker is staying.
with her sister, Mrs. Dan Lyness, and
I attending st. John S Catholic school
at this place. # b.
Mrs.. Fred Houston and two sons
Raymond and Howard attended the
Central City fair Thursd lays "
ss5 Miss Olson, who has been visiting
at the Houlahan home, had business
\ in Cedar Rapids Saturday. .
John Dughan and Mike Gaffney}
were IL + Manchester business visitors
Saturday. III 4 Fl. II II ~
q las. Haight has been doing some
work for the telephone company here
/; III Ryan this week.
Mrs. DR.. Cummings wasfa home
visitor during the week.. ~ p. HI
N George Smith and family were
called to Norway on Sunday on &C
count ot the illness Of Mr.. Smiths
mother. 81 z
n Mr.. Dardess and family were over
4 Sunday visitors at the Duffy home.
sSs Mrs. Margaret O'Brien Lyness and
little girl of Wisconsin are visitors
at the parental home.
Miss Marie Thompson returned to
her school work in Manchester on
last Monday. Miss Thompson is
member Of the senior class.
William Lyness, wife and son VIII
( liam were guests of friends in Du-
buuue during the week returning on
Friday. " ,.-3
Miss Helen Joslin returned home
Saturday after a pleasant visit with
friends in Dakota.
Jessie Duncan attended the Cen
trail City fair last Thursday.
K Yves Savage, the Coggon lumber
man, was business visitor in Ryan
during the week. 7. e 81
r. A. Barry, the north side drug
gist, visited home folks Sunday.
Mr. O'Brien, the I. c. agent, who
has been quite i'll is again able to
attend to business.
The Guthrie family of Cedar Rap
ids attended the funeral of the late
Mr.. Chrystal.
Thomas WEIGH was Waterloo Wis
itor Saturday.
Miss Hannah Flemming of Anamosel
visited with her friend, Miss Lizzie |
Hennessey during the week.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Will Durham and two |
little girls of Walker were guests |
a tho Hun0c homo Saturday -