Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-11-18
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Mrs. Mcmahon of Monticello visit
ed at the Turner home over Sunday.
35 Thomas Houlahan had business in
Dubuque last week. Pc
{5. Miss Agnes Magirl and mother had
4 business in Manchester the first of
4 me week.
j.. McEnany had business in
II cedar Rapids Saturday.
s.s Mrs. Graham Of Marion, q sister of
Mrs. Cliff Ware, returned home af-
" ter visit here during the week.
ft;Ss Miss Marie Thompson has gone to
-Chadron her home. She has just
n finished a term of ten weeks in the
W Hamblin district. -
Mrs. Cliff Ware and hildren visit
4 ed relatives in Coggon over Sunday.
w. H. Ward had business in Man.
\ chester Saturday.
sa Mrs. Emery returned home after
visiting her parnts in independence.
Miss Agnes McEliott, daughter Of
n Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. McElliott, is
"a the proud possessor OF a new piano.
4 Mrs. John Gavin and Mrs. Will
L Gavin attended dedicatory services at
I Delhi Wednesday,. ~
Mrs. Thomas King and daughter,
y Edna. were visitors in Dubuque last
!. week. .,5,a
Harry Cline visited friends near
d Hopkinton during the week. ~. Is,
$z Mrs. Jacob Arduser visited her
3 daughter, who is in the hospital at
Y Anamosa. -, :: D..
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cruise at
tended the dedication exercises at
Delhi Wednesday,. & - 49,. i
Miss Ethel Gibson, who has been
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turned home Monday. She will en-
u ter school at Cedar Falls for a two
n year course. ~. ~
$' The Misses Jennie and Frances
d Squires were Cedar Rapids visitors
on Friday. ~. sss "&%
Il Walter Locke and daughter. Ethel,
were in Springville one day, last
i week. Miss Locke has excepted
4 position in a school near that place
( for the winter term. ~ -. ,g%
saz ! Mrs John Petit and mother spent
i Friday with Mrs. Allen Haight. -
,sSs; S. S. Squires was a week end Wis
4 itor at Hopkinton. g., 60
Miss Nellie Duffy was quite i'll
Y during the week. y E,%t,
Mrs. Summers has spent, several
days the past week in Cedar Rapids.
III George Arnold of Crookston. Min
nesota, was here last week to see
home folks. Mr.. Arnold reports good
crops in that locality.
.. Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Vending and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Milroy autoed to
Cedar Rapids Saturday.
0 The Aid society of the Methodist
church will meet with Mrs. DR.. Cum
mings on Thursday OF this week.
N Will @Duggan IT., who has been in
Mort + nqknfo will "a
ter here .on the farm. :. ~ f.,
Father O'Donnell OF Month spent
# Monday in Ryan. q :. ~
Il John Duggan jr has accepted a
position in the Barry drug store, H.
#=S% Rev. ]. J. Malloy and brother. Faith
\ er Malloy, Of Mason City were at
i the dedication of the Catholic church
/ at Delhi Wednesday. X; u @555t.
The stock yards here are all ready
v for business again. Mr.. McElliott
L has thoroughly disinfected the yards
during the week while the quaran-
/. tine was in force. a MA, ly: IL
Miss. Lizzie Hennessey has been
quite i'll during the week with
severe cold. y -.s
4 i Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark have the
sympathy Of their friends in the
loss Of an infant child which lived
but a few days. II s4+ <, 4.,, :.
p. j. McEnany, son Earl and
sJohn McElliott jr. were over Sun
day visitors in Ryan. IT, $500 ~: + i
Mrs, George johnson and daughter,
.Arvella were in Cedar Falls recent
ny. : III H., sg.s.
IN IN. Mr.. andtS Mrs. K..U Underwood and !
daughter and son were Cedar Rap
ids visitors Saturday. aye..:.$5 {.ss ss Z:
Lucille Arduser was Ill last week
with tonsilitjs. y .s,.r~ Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Turner. Mr..