Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-01-29

Father Malloy had business in Wa
terloo recently.
Will Underwood has just returned
from Chicago. after spending few
days there #..
! w. H. Ward has been having
j severe tussls with the grippe, neces-
| Stating him to be out Of the store
for several days.
!; Mrs. John Riley was helping to
care for the sick at the Kinley home
near Coggon last week.
| Mrs. Theodore Swe!zler was a Du-
buque visitor last week.
Leona Towne was Manchester
i caller last Friday
! The many friends OF Miss Lyness
will regret to learn that she is quite
4 Ill at her home here. No hopes for
4 her recovery.
4 Misses Rose McCusker, Evers and
i Kehoe attended the funeral Of Mr..
A Patrick Kehoe, which was held at
! Castle Grove Catholic church last
4 Saturday. Mr.. Kehoe was broth
! er-in-law of Miss McCusker.
| Miss Josephine Clark and Henry
I Coleman were united in marriage at
! the Catholic church here on last
! Wednesday, Father Malloy officiat-
ing.
| John Riley was a Manchester bust
| ness visitor Thursday.
| DR.. Cummings was called to Hop
! kinton one day recently on profession.
al business.
l Harlan Merriam is visiting friends
\ at Mt. Vernon. 90
4 Mrs. John Sheppard and Mrs. Muir
Il ray were in Cedar Rapids to see Pete
Murray, who is in Mercy hospital
l Nick Weller had business in Cedar
! Rapids last Thursday.
| Word has been received from Faith
\ er McElliott that he arrived in Cal
ifornia all right and is enjoying the
delightful climate Of that state.
Nellie Duffey was visiting her sis
! ter Tessie of Waterloo over Sunday.
! Mrs. Jim Dale was a Manchester
visitor one day last week.
! Mrs. Ed Mangold and sister, Mrs.
Jim Schoffner, were in Dubuque sew
eral days last week.
Miss Martha Gilchrist and mother
visited at the Jim Dale home in the
country.
George Smith, who has one of the
finest store buildings in the county,
is almost ready to occupy it..
l
tiers, Eva and Marie, were shopping
in Dubuque Thursday.
The fireman's dance was Well at
tended and all report a very good
time.
Miss Marshall of Manchester, who
teaches the Will Gavin school, spent
Sunday at home.
A car load of autoes are expected
here any day. Mr.. Kherli has sold
several of the lord autoes to people
] in the vicinity of Ryan and will de-
liver them as soon as possible.
Miss McCusker of Waterloo was
! visiting home folks over Sunday.
William McCusker had business in
Anamosa Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Holluhan, who has
been quite i'll for the last few weeks,
is much better at this writing.
Mrs. Dave McElliott and sister,
Kate Lyness, were in Dubuque last
week, shopping.
Messrs. Hynes,, Lyness and Hynes:
who have been at Excelsior Spring,
Missouri, arrived home last Saturday
evening, much improved in health.
Charles Swindell, formerly of this
place, but now of Macus, after E
pleasant visit with friends here ant
also looking after his farm, returned
home last Wednesday,.
Mrs. DR.. Cummings and son Ed
mund were visiting friends at Earl
VILE on last Monday. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Underwood s lit
tie boy has been quite ill for the las
few days, but is much better at this
writing. 80
Miss Loretta Duggan spent Sunday
with her brother Charles at Dyers
vile.