Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-07-08

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Mr.. and Mrs, Griggs are visiting In
the western part OF the state.
!fsM and Mrs. Gorham spent q
Fourth in Cedar Rapids.
Father RyRn3of LAWYER was q guest
oest his niece. Mrs. Frank Foley, on %
q Monday.
John Tarlton was a business caller
In Dubuque Tuesday.
Mrs. L.%Hurd is entertaining her
mother and sister from Dubuque.
MI. and Mrs. Il. w. Zwisler and
children spent the Fourth In Cedar
Rapids. III
Mrs: John O'Brien visited her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Lyness In
Wisconsin also a sister in DUBUQUE
last week.
Ethel Locke spent a few days with
relatives In Central City last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Briggman Of
Robinson visited at the Tarltton home
Friday. s
M rand Mrs. Walter gO'Brien and
children. Of Robinson spent Sunday
at the Frank Workman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Evers and chill
dren OF Hazel Green were week end
visitors at the ddThos:. Houlahan home
Frank Haight and family OF Onei.
Cd and Chas. Neal and family spent
Sunday at the Allen Haight home.
Mrs. Clifford Ware Nv and Mrs
4 Sparks entertained their sister and
husband from Marion Saturday.
,Thos. Guthrie Of Cedar Rapids was
here last week looking after farm in:
terests.
Mr.. and Mrs! Merlin Tracy and
children OF Manchester we're Sunday
visitors at the Fred Tracy home.
s. 8. Squires and daughters, Jen'
i ME and Frances. will leave this
week to visit his daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Walkup. and family at Rothsay, Min
nesota.
Chas. Kehrlil Of Hopkinton spent
Sunday with home folks.
MI. and MRS Fred Tracey. daugh-
ters,s Jennie and Dora, and Merlin
Tracy and family Of Manchester were
guests at the r. Tracy home Sunday.
Miss Anna Prabel OF Cedar Rapids
visited home folks the Fourth.
Edna Uhl Of; Cedar Rapids visited
her aunt, Mrs. James Smith, last
week. NJ #2
Arthur Sheppard, who is employed
lat Arlington, spent the Fourth with
home folks. /.
Mrs. Towne, our genial telephone
lady, took q short vacation from work
on; the Fourth and spent the time
with her mother on the farm. Mr..
and Mrs. John 5Tarelton were also
Enests5 at theihome.
Carl schweinnlg;r1nb,er spent the
Fourth in Cedar Rapids and while
there was In: consultation with DR.
5Neuzel In regard to his eyes. Mr..
Schweingruber has had serious troub-
le with his eyes.
r. N. Merriam was In the. vicinity
Df Lacrosse last week on business.
Miss Edith Probel. who has been.
visiting with friends in Ceedar Rap
ids; returned home during the week.
While on his route Monday, Sam
McAreavy's team became frightened
and upset the mail wagon. He was
thrown out and received a. few
scratches but soon had things right
ed and ready to finish his trip.
M. and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy Of
Prairie township spent Sunday with
their parents. MI and Mrs. Chas.
Kennedy.
M. and Mrs. Weiser entertained
their relatives from q distance dur
Ing the week. y 81
Charles Morley returned home from
AEkansas, where he went to look al
ter his farms In that locality.
John Brayton and wife were Man
chester visitors the Fourth.
Fred Houston and family spent he
Fourth at Hartwick. Mr.. Houston
felt right at home with all his old
friends in that locality.
Mrs. Rose Summers Is a .guest: Of
friends in Cedar Rapids this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam and family
arc in attendance at the Manchester
Chautauqua and report it excellent. :
Lizzie Hennessey and the Sullivan
family were visitors in Manchester
Thursday. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Flemming,
who were so unfortunate as to have
their home. destroyed by lire, have
rebuilt and will occupy it the coming
week r-& d. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lyness and TAM