Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-03-31
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Burton 4 Houlahan returned from
Dubuque hospital Monday, much i'm
proved. - -,
Mr.. George spent SUNDAY at home
Miss Leona Towne returned from
Cedar Rapids, Saturday. -.
Mrs. Dilger entertained several of
her friends at her home Tuesday
evening. * %l*Ef = =
Mr.. Dickerson's store was broken
into Sunday night and about $3.50
was taken from the cash register ant
several cigars were also missing.
Father McEniott, of Cedar Rapids,
was a visitor at the home of n his
brother, p. F. McElliott and family
4 Thursday. Sss; 2is stss 81 h II &a
Mrs. Clara Hurley and Mary were
Manchester callers, Friday. sss.--,..3 .s
w. J. McEnany was in Dubuque,
Friday, on business.
Thomas Houlahan was in, Dubuque
Wedn esday, and while there called OF
his nephew, Burton Houlahan at the
Mercy hospital. III ;v51s i. T.. s.sy
The many friends Of Mrs. Patrick
Behan will be sorry to learn that she
was taken very i'll but is better at
Father Rooney, Of Manchester and
, Father Behan, of Cedar Rapids, Wis
tied at the home Of Father Molloy,
Tuesday. = ~ 81 G{,a.-H 4.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Sullivan visited
at the home of M. j. Britt, at Man
chester, Saturday. il r,
Will Durham was business call
or here the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Tilibine, Of
Kline, were ealing on friends at Ry-
an, Tuesday.
Mrs. B. Cody returned, to her home
in Dubuque, after spending week
with her son, J. O.. Cody and wife.
Miss Anna Mcdonald, who has
been sick at Ann Arbor, Mich, Is
better. and will soon be able to be
at her work again. VIZ
T. F. Donnelly, a brother of DR..
Donnelly of this place has been very
i'll Of blood poison the past week,
but is better at this writing.
Z r. H. Gilchrist was caller at
Oelwein the first Of the week. 81 J.
w. H. Ward had business in Man
chester, Friday, lookinog after his
corner store. ~
w. B. Stripes autoed to Dubuque,
: Saturday, in his Dodge car. 5gSn
4. r. M. Merriam had business at
Manchester, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. Drummy and
family were Cedar Rapids callers
last week. s.s r.ss. :
7 Mrs. John Kelley spent Saturday
in Coggon with her. parents: -
J. w. Tarlton was a Robinson call
er, Thursday.
T. Miss Nellie Mullligan was aMan-
chester caller, Tuesday.
Mr.. James Brazelton was a call
ef here, Wednesday. 49,
I Mr.. Will digger was a Central City
caller last week. ~
Mrs. Florence Sheppard and Miss
Helen Joslin spent Sunday at the
Mrs. JosHn home. =.
Joe Weller went to Iowa City, Fri
day, to accompany his brother, Jas,
home. :.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Franks, from
Robinson, have moved into the Mrs.
Wilson house. Mr.. Franks has Sc.
cured position in the Kehrli &
Goss garage. So
,; Frank Foley is sporting in new
car around town. We understand he
is the agent for it. Is
! Mrs. Bessie Henderson, of Robin
son, is a possessor OF new auto
She purchased it from Kehrd.
Mrs. Houston and two sons, visit
ed her mother at Coggon, Saturday.
Henry Smith of Manchester was a
business caller at Ryan, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dilger are en-
joying a visit from niece, Miss
Virginia Grouse, of Export.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Locke drove
to Central City, Sunday, where they
visited relatives.
James Smith visited his wife at
the hospital in Cedar Rapids, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Wright visited
relatives at Manchester, Sunday.
Mrs. B. Brayton and Pearl Turner
were visitors at Iowa City, Iuesaay
We understand that J. Il. McElnot
has purchased a six cylinder auto.
The many friends Of Mrs. Duffy
will be glad to see her out again.
Mr., Will Kinney who has Deen
employed at Central City the. past
winter will work with Phil Frencn
the coming summer.
The many friends Of James Wellel
will be glad to learn that ne is
home from Iowa City hospital and is
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Duggan VISITED
in Cedar Rapids last week with ms