Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-08-11

| A team Of horses belonging to Jas
Lyness became frightened Friday ant
ran down Main street. In making
the turn in front of J. r. McElliott's
hardware store they backed the end
Of the wagon through the large win
dows, luckily no more damage was
done.
Pat Leonard and family Of Castle
Grove were Sunday guests at the
Mrs. Lizzie Turner home. h
Father Early read mass at Man
chester Sunday. ,~ss ~ =
Miss Grace Sullivan was a visitor a
the c. Sullivan home Sunday,
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Dolphin en-
tertained Miss Laura Norris Of Man
chester Saturday and Sunday. f.
Miss Esther Morrissey visited for
several days with friends in Dubuque
last week. g.
| Howard Houlahan and Dave Nor
rissey returned Monday from Du-
buque after spending six weeks at
summer school, Howard has accept
| ed position with his uncle, Martin
Houlahan. who is ticket agent at
East Dubuque of the l. C. r. r..
| Howard will relieve his father on
the mail route for two weeks and
tuSu Sdhc up MS POSlIlou. we Gull
graduate Martin Houlahan in getting
such a steady young man as How
ard as assistant. =.
Miss Donna Kelsey of Manchester
Is a guest at the home OF her cous-
in. JoIn .Behan. " . E
May ana Elsie Heiberger have gone
to Illinois to spend two weeks, with
their uncle. ~5
r. NJ. + Obey and son, Dorince, auto
&C to Dubuque Saturday and his
mother, Mrs. Katherine Foley, re-
lurneG with Them Mrs. Foley was
cnapefon for those two young ladies'
who were attending summer school,
Miss Marietta Foley and Miss Mary
Weller. - -:
Mrs. Johnston Sheppard and daugh.
ter, Nellie, were business callers in
Cedar Rapids Friday. yls..., ). r., i
Hugh McElligott left Friday MORN
ing to visit his brother, Jas, who
resides in Dakota. ~ 49,
Mr., and Mrs. Frank King Of Del
hi were calling on friends here on
Thursday. t -.-'-.-E u =
= Mr. and Mrs. Dilger were Cedar
Rapids callers Friday. -
A large crowd attended the dance
Friday evening given by the base
ball team. Everyone reports good
time. &-..f :. T..
Mrs. Jas. Kelsey of Manchester is
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Behan.
Mrs. Kate Coleman and daughter,
Bernice, and son, Dennis, were seen
on our streets Saturday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. McCloud were |
shopping in Cedar Rapids Friday.
Mrs. H. Hawker spent Friday with |
her mother, Mrs. Everetts.
Sheriff ,Pentony Of Manchester was |
a business caller at Ryan Tuesday.
W. H. Ward is having his house
painted Mr.. Crosier of Central CT
ty is doing the work. i% ss..Ss.:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Dolphin spent |
at Cedar Rapids and while
there called on Mr.. and Mrs. Perrin.
I Mrs. Nellie Sullivan and Miss Liz
zie Hennessey went to Castle Grove,
to attend the funeral Of a
cousin, Mr.. Grille.
Agnes Phillips spent Sunday at
Castle Grove. ~
Miss Desa Gilchrist went to Gel
vein the first Of the week to visit
friends. FL n L. -at- >'..sa
Father McElliott of, Mason City
was calling on home folks last week.
James Brazelton was business
,aller hero Monday. I'll ....5 a.
. Mrs. James Delay left Monday ev-
sning for Iowa City, where her little
10Y is taking treatment at the hos
,ital. VA" ESQ.,,
Miss Edna King entertained a lady
friend son Friday. %-f'
Z S. S. McAreayy receive notice on
Monday that he was promoted to Ma
son City to go on a mail route with
/ salary Of $1,000 a. year.
John Crilley Of Castle Grove died
Sunday morning. The funeral was
leld at that place Tuesday. Mr..
;rilley has many friends in this vi
Unity. Is >1 u. y,@s r., .si.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Haight, James
Iaight. and Mrs. J. w. Tarlton Wis
ted at the Haight home at Oneida
sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thillen were
allied to Export Saturday by the ILL ,
ess of Mr.. Thillen's father. II
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thillen went to
IMPORT last Thursday to visit the ,
alters father, who has been serious
y i'll for some time though not h
bought dangerous. They returned I.,
ONE Friday morning in time to re- y
Give q message that he had died. IL
hey Immediately returned to Elk
ort and made arrangements to bring Ii
he remains to their home here from n
hitch place the funeral was held on
tuesday, morning. Services were Iv
cid in the Month Catholic church. II