Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-01-28
NEWS HAPPENINGS OF THE PAST
WEEK GATHERED BY OUR
CORRESPONDENTS.
A WEEKLY HISTORY TERSELY TOLD
Interesting Compilation Of Items Of
Moment Throughout the
County. 4;
RYAN.

X John Behan and Miss Lillian NC
4 Elliott OF Kankakee, Illinois, were
united in marriage at the Catholic
I church here Wednesday morning
Father Molloy performed the MARI.
age ceremony.
Richard Barry is confined in the
hospital at Iowa City. Mr.. Barry
has for some time suffered growth
on his neck and his physician adj
y1sed him to have it removed. He
is getting along nicely, a fact all his
friends are pleased to learn.
Mrs. Cummings and son, Edmund;
z spent several days in Earlville dur
ing the week. 4 Il
John Dughan. Jr., was a county
seat caller recently. IS.
Mrs. Behan and daughter, Mrs.
Johnston, We're visitors to Manchester
recently. j $$.S Il
Miss B. s.Ward, who was at home
for a month during the illness and
death of her mother, returned to Ran
tout recently. She and her brother
4 W. II. Ware. spent a couple Of days
at J. II. Ward S, in Dubuque, before
her return to the south.
Rev. ODonnell, Of Cedar Rapids,
was a guest OF Father Malloy during
the week. 5I
Dr.. Drummy accompanied Mr.. Barr
and Mr. Flemming. Jr.! to Mercy
hospital at Iowa City Thursday.
Catherine and Margaret O'Hagan
We're visiting With their cousins, the
Richard Houlallan family, during the.
week. 81 4.
Miss Lizzie Hennessey and sister,
Mrs. Sullivan are visiting friends in
the country.
E5 William Underwood has gone to
New York on business connected will
his contract work. E@& q
K Hazel daughter OF NJ. J. McEnany,
is quite i'll with lung fever. n.
Thomas Flemming, ST., is very i'll
at the home of his daughter Mrs.
+. z. Drummy. XII Il 4 u & g ..,..
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Robinson were
in town Wednesday on their way to
their home at Robinson after attend
ing the Farmers Institute at Manches
ter
Il Mrs. John Sheppard was shopping
In Cedar Rapids Friday. a
En- Miss Little, Of Delaware. is visit! !
ing at the Swanson home,
The youngest son of Walter Locke
and wife was quite III last week.
r. NJ. Merriam and wife were Man
chester isitors during the Institute
Il Mrs. Workman spent Thursday in
Dubuque. Y Il
IT Haight was "a county s%at visitor
Friday.
Rev. Melchert visited one of his |
church members, Mrs. Heisermann,
who is at Iowa City
1 Mrs. TOWne andE Mrs.aSWeisler ..were |
shopping in Dubuque Wednesday.
s.I{EW w. f. Dummy was county seat
visitor and took in the Institute last |
week. :s.S \
Y James Hennessey and Dan Sullivan
visited Saturday with Thomas Elem
ming, who is at Mercy Hospital, Iowa |
City. ,s. 4. III III. S5
$S Mrs. y Ohm Tarlet6n was "a Manehcs-
ter caller Wednesday and While there.
visited the ttarnlers'sIns
Mrs. Walter 0 'Brien and daughter,
Margaret visited friends in Dubuque
Thursday. 55 III ~ 55-#
W. f. Drumny and wife spent Tues |
nesaay at the James Mcdonald home. I
Wa Miss Mae Coakley has been quite
i'll during the week.
.55 Miss Margaret Kehce, sister of |
Mrs. w. r. Drummy, on account of |
i'll health. has gone to Phoenix, Ari- |
decided upon the :lattsr place. James
IONA. to live Miss Kehoe at. first
decided to go to Mexico, but aftrr
taking with DR.. Murphy, of Chicago,
decided upon the lattre place. James
Mcdonald and wife. of Hazel Green,
accompanied her to Chicago