Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-04-08
New ne kWear for
Easter at Gildners


in company with their daughter ant
grand aught Mrs. Currie had spen
the winter with her daughter, Mrs
S. G.. Walker, and Mr.. Currie was in
Florida until two or three weeks ago.
J. A. Bush ScOntemplates building
an addition to his house this sum.
mer. 81 a Y: s s29s &. ~
Dr.sWilson plans to enlarge the
porch on the south of his residence.
". Rea lis undergoing a siege
Of lagfippe and is quite i'll. His
friends hope It may not be for long.
MI. and Mrs. Fred H. Schenke
Were callers at the county seat on
Tuesday They found the road be
tween Colesburg and Oneida anything
but good. 5:.sS III ID 755|:s. n M !:
John Brown. who has been serious.
" i'll for a. number Of weeks is on
the mend and now able to be up and
about the house. ~ ..tst
e. J sst,.sss RYAN. \.
Mrs. Wall Sheppard visited at the
Wright home last week. 3,
Miss Edith and Margaret Thomp-
son leaves for Hubbard Monaay ey-
ening. sst Il. n. .ssy e s35 AZ
Mrs. Dr.. Molloy was a guest Of
her brother-in7law, Father Molloy,
during the week. ;Ss
John French, who came here from
New York a few weeks ago, has pur-
chased the old church property from
Father M0lloy and the committee.
Miss Wirth lie spending a few
months in Manches ter during the pres
ent spring learning to sew. IN Z.
J. Goen, OF Manchester. was g
recent business caller. NJ h
Father Behan, of Cedar Rapids, was
a recent guest OF home folks
The ladies OF the Methodist church
are preparing to give a program in
their church on Easter. $55s
Mrs. John Calhoun, OF Winthrop,
was an over Sunday visitor at the T..
Behan home. x .3 III
Miss Marie Thompson. who is to
graduate from the Manchester High
School in June, spent a few days Of
her vacation here and the remainder
in Dubuque. 4. 555.s Sf
Mr.. and. Mrs. John Mangold were
visitors near Masonville recently.
G. Wanger was a Manchester VS.
itor Wednesday. j5 Il:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fleming are
the parents of girl, born Thursday.
Mrs. Gavin, OF Castle Grove. was a
Wis te at the WIN Gavin h' ho'ne last
I. Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. McElliott were
Manchest err callers Wednesday.
R. M. Merriam spent a few days
in Cedar Rapids during the we elk.
Rainy weather 50 far has caused
the. farmers to he back quite a bit
with their blowing, etc. u 5.
Frank McGuirl, Of Ryan, was a Mar
chester visitor Saturday.
Il Miss Rich and Mr.. Gibbs. OF Edge
wood, were united in marriage Thurs
day by Mayor McCloud. = ',.
Several from here were passengers
to Manchester last week to renew ac-
quaintance Of Newman and Richard
son at the court house.
% Win Hines VASE passenger to Du-
buque last week. -5 5s:5. AS =5.
Mrs. Melchert is quite I'LL at her
home here, a. fact her friends regret
Very much
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Delay on Tues day, March 81.
Mrs. M. Morrissey spent several
days with her mother near Coggon
last week. ~
Mrs. Will Davis. Of Manchester Wis.
tied the John Brayton home during
The week.
James Haight and nephew, Leon
ard Towne, were Manches ter callers
Saturday.
George Smith was a passenger, to
Cedar Rapids recently. 4
Nelson Hamblin and sister, Of Man
chester. visited at the Wright home
during the week.
Mrs Parenjacquet. from near Col
den was in Ryan Saturday.
Il Frank Foley. cashier. at the Ryan