Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-02-18
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terne in the Cook County hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis OF Manches-
ter spent Sunday at the Brayton
home
for Quasqueton, where he VIII engage
in the business of selling Ford au-
tomobiles. 81 .,,s i:.3 q IS
P. F.. McElliott was CedaE Rap
ids visitor one day during the week.
| Mrs. Thomas Donahue has been ilE
during the week but at this writing
is much better. ,s:sIF.
Miss Marie Dughan was a visitor
in Ryan Thursday. s;a55.t. Il
George Smith was a Dubuque busi-
ness visitor during the week. ;3s1
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cummings
and children of Iowa, Minnesota, Wis.,
tied several days with Mrs. Cum
mings' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat.
rick Behan. s Il ii
Mrs. Thomas Mcneil OF Coggon
was called to Ryan last week on ac-'
count of the illness of her sister,
Mrs. Morrisey.
Joe Clark of Dubuque, the travel
ing >man for the Lawther Candy Co.,
was caller in Ryan Tuesday. sss9
Rev. W. ]. Drummy is expected
here this week to visit home folks.
Mr.. Howard Houlahan has been III
with tonsilitis for the last week.
. Luella Guthrie visited friends in
Ryan the first Of the week.
James Lyness and sister Kate en-
tertained Mr.. Beatty OF Waterloo dur.
ing the week. {55 b.
Mrs. John Mangold and son Ray
mOnd visited !. friends near Mason
Vile last Tuesday.
Lewis Gates OF Manchester had
business in Ryan Monday. li$
Mr.. ans Mrs. Will Underwood
were Waterloo visitors last week.
Mrs. Blakely from near Sioux CT
| ty was in Ryan Wednesday evening!
en- route to Marion to visit her SIS.
ter.in-law. Mrs. Blakely win be re-
membered here as Margaret Robin:
son, daughter. of the lata James Rob
tnson. She was visiting her sister In,
the southern part Of the state, and
stopped off here and went out to
the old homestead at Silver Creek,
to get look at the old home. Mrs.
Blakeley's husband is sepnding the
winter in California. 81 &
Harlan Merriam spent Sunday at
home. s5i Z. .5@ s. s. !fg553
The w. F. Drummy sale OF hogs
was largely attended sSatts
George Grenig and his cousin, Miss
Hulda Barfus, leave this week for
Oregon to visit a sister, who resides
there. M III u:
Mrs Jerry Mahoney and daughter
Margaret were In Manchester last
Wednes day on business. This week
Mr.. Mahoney and Margaret leave for
New Orleans to attend the Mardi
Gras. While In the south they will
spu7IJ I9q1o pue Ia9s!s EV ASIA oslv
/ of former days. ;5s
Editor Coakley spent Friday and
Saturday in Cedar Rapids. }i55
Mr.. and Mrs. Blessing departed on
Saturday for their future home IN
Oregon. The many friends wish.
them prosperity in their new home
The Valentine social at the home OF
R. M. Merriam on Saturday evening
was we'll attended and neat sum
realized. ID. 4 u Nj IL.
Mrs. Thomas King was q visit
Or In Manchester Sund lay. tS Il
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII ;Volchow;f and
daughter Ona left Friday for Duy'
buque, where O Ona submit ed to an
I.opeEatioi for, a appendi dicitis N. CI.n-
fmings accompanied them to Dubuque
Mrs. Hawker, a sister OF y Mrs. Vol
chow. was with then, returning to
her home ON Monday. and stated!
that the little girl was doing nicely
W. B. Stripes and Mr. Amituer left
SATURDAY. for Chicago, where they;
will take a course in automobile :re-..
pairing. 55.' V i:s;
Herman Preston was q Manchester
caller Friday and while there spent
the day with his father. He reports
Mr.. Preston as being some better at:
this time. ~ &. E. S3a ?EE .$ s3