Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-06-18
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Chautauqua during the first week in
July.
The many friends Of Pat Behan
will regret to learn that he Is ser
iousIy Ill. He was taken to Roches-
ter Monday afternoon for treatment
at Mayo hospital.
p. F. McElliott is in Chicago this
week with two car loads Of steers,
stock Of his own raising.
Helen McElliott, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh McElliott and Fran
ces Mangold. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mangold OF this vicinity,
are home for the summer. They
have been students at st. Vincents
academy in Dubuque.
Mrs. Minnie Uhl of Cedar Rapids
was here recently to visit with her
mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eggiman have taken
possession Of their new home in the
north part Of twn. (.
George PAGER OF Minneapolis, for
merly OF this locality, and at nettime
butter maker Of different creameries
in Delaware county, was caller here
last week.
]. w. Tarleton was In Robinson
on business Friday.
w. H. Ward was in Manchester
on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Cummings went to Earlville to
visit with; home folks.
Come and hear the Dyersville band
I on July 4th, and the patriotic speech
by E. M. Carr Of Manchester.
The students from the college az
Clinton are Oscar Melchert, Hart
man and fReichon. These young mer
are enjoying their vacation at thel1
homes In this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Drummy and FAMILY
received an announcement Of the
marriage of Raymond Penntman OF
Chicago, formerly Of this vicinity.
Mr.. Penniman's folks lived on farm
near the Drummy place for several
years.
The many friends Of Chas. Swindel
OF Marcus, formerly of Ryan, are
grieved to learn OF his serious w
ness, His brother. DR.. Swlndel
met him at Manchester, and from that
place they went to Rochester. MIN.
nesota. They were accompanied &c
Rochester by his mother, Mrs. Lucy
Swindel Of Silver Cree.
The Misses Jennie and Frances
Suuires were Manchester callers Wed
nesday.
Messrs. Vending. j. NJ. Brayton
and Charles Worley had business ID
Cedar Rapids one day last week.
Bernard Woods, who has been at.
tending school at st. Joesphs col.
lege in Dubuque and who graduated
in the academic department and who
has been spending a few days With
relatives in this vicinity, left Tor
Woonsocket, South Dakota, where he
will spend his vacation with his faith,
er. Chas. Woods, formerly Of this VI
entity. .ys "a
Mrs. yRichey. daughter Of Mr..
Squires of this place, departed Iol
her home in Grove City, Penn, after
a pleasant visit with home folks
Terry Gafney and family were visit
ors at the Yates home Sunday
r. M. Merriam had business IN tne
county seat recently.
The choir OF the NJ. E. church were
visitors at the John, Preston home
in the country Sunday, and while ou'
there rendered number musical Sc
lections for Mr.. Preston. which ne
enjoyed very much.
All the students OF St. {Joseph's COZ
lese are home to spend their sum
mer vacation. They are D. Elliott
Ambrose Ryan, Clar Lyness. John
Dolphin, Lewis Riley, Ed O'Hagan.
Miss Edith Thompson Of the Cash
store was in Dubuque Thursday ano
was accompanied home by Edna
King, who has been attending school
at the Visitation convent In Du-
buque. Miss King will graduate
from that school next year.
John Riley was q Dubuque VISITOR
last week, his son Lewis returning
home with him. Lewis has just nm.
ished his first year in St. Josephs
college and is planning for Dig
time during vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ware spent SUNDAY
MI. Belknap Of Stuttgart, Arkansas,
is here for visit with friends.
Rev. Father Malloy is in Dubuque
this week attending the retreat
at st. Joseph's college.
Mrs. O,Brien Of Sand Springs. motn-
er of DR.. O'Brien Of this place, call
ed to see him Sunday. She is visit,
| ing with her daughter, Mrs. Edward
Crowley, in Hazel Green.
The condition of Grandma Hpula-
han remains about the same.
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the funeral of Mrs. John
McGuirl Of Manchester. formerly OF
this locality. Mr.. and Mrs. McGuiri
at one time owned the John Riley
farm one-half mile north OF mere.
Mrs. McGuirl was buried at SILVER
Creek Monday afternoon.
John Dughan and his daughter Car
oline visited in Dyersville Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dummy were Man
chester callers the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Briggman were
Manchester visitors Saturday.
! Mrs. Sam Morgan and little son
were here few days last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Cummings visited
friends in the country Sunday.
Mrs. D. McElliott and her friend,
Mrs. Gordon were shopping In Man
chester Friday.
Martin Houlahan, who IS the 1. G:
agent at East Dubuque. was called