Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-03-25

a her daughter. Mrs. O.$9W. Smith.
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r Miss Mabel. Westfall has gone
H Plymouth to attend school until Jul
q when she will graduate with h
N class. a &. :a Y,
Il Silver Spring creamery will p;
= their patrons 32c for February milk
n The following Delhi boys have sig
e.. up for the base ball season: Ha
" ry Michael with Mars halltown; Cha
Il Vesey with Dubuque, and Charlie
q Dudley with Waterloo. s# 4;
= John White and Cap Held hay
i gone to Minnesota for the summer.
RYAN. 81
q Mrs. James Smith was a Ceda
i Rapids guest last week. Miss Edn
uhl returned with her to spend Sur
day at the Smith home. S
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Summers Q
Waterloo We're visitors at the HON
OF the latter''s parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James McCusker
Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood and fam
lily from Illinois are nicely situated
on the farm recently owned by Al
len Barr.
Five carloads Of stock were shipped
from this station to Chicago Sunday
morning. Will McElliott shipped twt
carloads Of hogs, Chas. Prabel one Of
cattle and Ressler Bros, two OF cat,
tie. Pat Mcdonald and ALI Resslel
accompanied the stock.
r. C. Vending and the VIII Elan.
nigan family autoed to Cedar Rapids
4 Friday. 5 Z3 Sd
Father 4McC ormick of Winthrop had
business in Ryan Friday.
j Mrs. VIII Dughan and sister, Miss
Lyness, spent Thursday in the Parlor
City.
r.. NJ Merriam and son, Donald,
and w. H. Ward spent couple of
days in Cedar Rapids last week.
Mrs. Richard Houlahan was an ov-
er Sunday visitor at Delaware. While
there she visited her father.
George Johnson, who has been in
| Chicago for several months, is home.
Mr.. Johnson is at present remodeling
his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood We're in
Manchester one day recently.
Several from here were in attend.
ance at Ben Hur at Cedar Rapids on.
Thursday night. VI; L,
Harlan Merriam was a visitor at
Cedar Rapids and Mt. Vernon Sunday
Will Hogan Of Minneapolis and for
several years a resident of Manches-
ter, called at the Drummy5 home on
Thursday Y: .s 81. 4
John Behan and wife spent day
in the Parlor City last week and were
guests Of Father Behan. s$i
Mr.. McKeever of Central City spent
St. Patrick's day with his son, r,
j. NfcKeever, of this place.
Hugh McAleer of Mont1 spent a
day in Ryan recently.
Miss Julia Donnelly, a trained nurse
Of Chicago, is in attendance at the
bedside of her. aunt, Mrs. Catherine
Smith, near Coggon. Mrs. Smith is
an aged lady and little hope Is enter
tanned for her recovery.
Mrs DR.. Cummings and son. Ed
ward were Earlviile callers several
days last week
John Goen of Manchester was a
business visitor; in town Friday.
James Mcclure Of Dubuque was a
caller in this vicinity during last
week. No a
4 P. F. Drummy has made himself a
present of Ford automobile
Miss Clara Barr was Ryan visit
or recently . g &
Edward Mangold was a county seat
caller Monday. h s s Il. M X:
Mr.. and Mrs John Dughan were
Dyersyille callers the first Of the
week. & n " n
Mrs. E. M. Acres of Hazel Green
and daughter, Mrs. B.. Smith, of Troy
Mills, were. here a short time Mi ago
enroute to- Cedar Rapids.
James Donnelly, who has been in
Oklahoma for several months, return
ed to Ryan last week. N SIT
~ Gus Thompson, who has been run
ming the lumber yard here for. about:
six years. has resigned for a more
lucrative position at Hubbard. "A, man
Of Mr.. Thompson's ability in ST his
line OF work win certainly be miss
ed He has worked constantly to
bring the lumber yard up to the
high standard in which it is at the
present time. The trade here m the
lumber yard is better than It has
been in its history.
John French Of New York City, a
cousin Of Phil French, is here on
business. Vi Is.
Mr.. and Mrs, P. F.. McElliott and
family and Anna Ward were in the
vicinity Of Coggon5 Sunday.
Miss Rernice Oehler of Plum Creek
is visitor at the Cruise home east
of town. 'si
Mr.. Hickathier is visiting friends
in West Liberty. \.
Mrs. John Dughanj was a Cedar
Rapids visitor last week.
= Father Molloys had as his guests
Dr.. Molloy Of Fairbanks and Father
Molloy OF Mason City recently.
Miss Fannie Murray of Manches-
ter visited her mother during last
week. q - I
A gentleman from Wisconsin has
leased the creamery here in Ryan
ahG will take possession about the
frs Of April.