Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-13
:: RYAN.

business caller here Tuesday.
RYAN.
Mrs. Gorham has as her guest this
week Mrs. Rev. Snyder, of Mt. Ver-
non. 4 s lr.T5,4,} 81. & "a
R. C., Vending and L. v. Ware
We're Cedar. Rapids callers during the
week. ,s.s. .ls4 49,.
Mrs. Tarlton visited her mother at
Golden last week.
Mrs. Lamb of Dubuque visited at
the /. w. ZWisler home the first of
the week.
Mrs. Hugh McElligott and Mrs. II.
Preston We're Cedar Rapids shoppers
Saturday. @4.. VI
Mr.. Squires was an over Sunday
visitor with his sister in Hopkinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Goss spent Sum
day at the Underwood home. M5
Mrs. Mile Clark, who has been
caring for her grandmother, Mrs
Brayton, at Spring Branch, for sever
al weeks, returned home "Wednesday.
Mrs. r. MI Merriam and Mrs. J..
Brayton were Cedar Rapids callers
on: Saturday. sl: :, 5l Al + .Gts b, z
J. W. Tarlton went to Cedar Rap
ids Saturday to see his sister, Mrs.
Fred Briggman, who submitted to
an operation at the Mercy hospital
Mr.. and, Mrs. Griggs visited their
daughter, Mrs. Stephen Uhl in Cedar
Rapids last week. 55.s. Z: I n
The Walter apd Frank Doan fami-
lies Of opkinton visited at the Dr..
Cummings home Sunday. 55i5
Art Haight was a county seat CALI
er Thurs day. hi " fs.5: vi
On Saturday evening Mrs Robert
Yates was rendered a farewell recep-
ton at the John Brayton home by
the Ladies Aid society OF the NJ. r.
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Yates and fam
lily have for. the past six years resid-
ed in our city. During this time Mr..
Yates has been employed at the bar
bers trade. They leave this week for
Quasqueton, where Mr.. Yates has al
ready taken possession of a shop. All
their friends here wish them well in
their new home. i. Il, !. .#.33 .+tie
s Geo. Packer Of Minneapolis was a
business visitor in Ryan during the
past week. n. .s
On Thursday of last week Mrs. O,
M. Wright gave q party to a number
Of the LADIES in honor of the 74th
birthday of her mother, Mrs Z Worrell.
A delicious dinner was served at the
noon hour The afternoon was spent
in social way. $sg.
n Charles Prahel and son Garlic Wis
tied in Manchester Saturday: d y,
Mrs. Lizzie Turner and Mrs. Thos.
Turner. were shopping in Dubuque. on
Saturday. q RI s..-2 +.
1. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Underwood were
Waterloo visitors Monday. .t
| Mrs. Dan Lyness and mother, Mrs.
TURK were shopping in Manchester on
Tuesday. ..%. !. \ 5s.Ss
Mr. Maley Of Manchester is here
painting at the Patrick Behan home.
! On Wednesday morning OF last
week Jerrie Mahoney's team ran a.
way near the depot, and wrecked
the buggy to which they were hitch.
ed, and also wrecked the buggy in
which Mrs. Hill was riding at the
time. No one was injured in acct
dents
Mrs j. Callahan of Winthrop Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick. Behan, Wednesday. h. Il Z, Z: 4.
Mrs K. Weller and daughter Mary
were shopping in Manches ter one day
last week. n 5:s a z;
Mrs. Mamie Thompson Of Carvin-
dale, Illinois, is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Ward, in Cedar
Rapids, arrived on Wednesday even
ing to visit at the Ware home.
Clifford Ware of Coggon accept
ed a position in his, brother S store
and is moving into one of Will Nc
Elliott's houses. . gs..,
The many friends of w. F. Drum
my who is taking treatment in the
hospital at Iowa City will be pleased
to know that he is getting along as
we'll as could be expected. ~
Miss Rosie Ryan of Monti was a
caller here recently.
Father O'Donnell of Monti and his
nephew; Father O'Donnell of Cedar
Rapids were calling on Father Nal
10y during the week. !
R. A. Barry, Will Ward, Nick, Wei
Ter, James Weller, James Dolphin, DR..
OBrien and Father Malloy were at
Dyersville, Sunday, to attend a meet
ing % the X. G. 49,
The students of ST. Johns school
gave recital at Smiths auditorium
Thursday evening. 1t was a great sue
cess and was attended by large
crowd.
w. J. McEnany was county seat
caller last week. So.
Mrs. Thos. King and Miss Lizzie
Harrington were in Manchester Sat
urday, having dental work done.
Margaret and Monica Goen and
Irene Sullivan of Manchester visited
with Mrs. Sullivan and Miss Hennes-
sey during the week.
R. M. Merriam is having some &C.
ment work done on his farm. ..
w. H. Ward and sister, Anna, left
Tuesday evening for Winona,s Mime
sofa, where their sister, Mrs. Kate
Snyder, underwent an 'opeINtion for
appendicitis in the hospital. Her
brother John of Dubuque was also