Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-08-04
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George Johnston had narrow es-
cape Sunday. las he was crossing
Main street he was run into by
slowed down, but Mr.. Johnston was
unable to get out of the way ana
saved himself from being run over
by catching onto the front OF the ra-
diator and so escaped with a few
scratches and burns.
While ON their way from Manches-
ter Sunday afternoon, Eugene. and .Ru-
dolph Vending, Stephen Wilson and
Eugene Hurst met with a serious &C
cident as they neared the cement
bridge near the Jacob Snyder farm,
! the car skided and struck the end
of the bridge. One Of the boys was
injured so as to meet the care OF a
physician and the others received
several bruises and cuts, and the car
was badly damaged.
Mr. and Mrs. James Delay took
their infant child to Iowa City last
week for medical treatment. 1t was
found necessary to leave him in the
hospital for q time. He is getting
along nicely at this time.
Mrs. w. F. Drummy returned from
Iowa City Il after spending several
weeks at that place. Mrs. Drummy's
friends are glad she returned so
much improved, and we hope that
she will remain so.
WE. Drummy was calling on Pat
rick McElliott, Sunday.
Joseph Donnelly, Of Cascade was
calling en- friends here, Monday.
Mr., Jesse Emry, Of Waterloo was
callirg on his brother, George EN-
cry, Sunday.
The Misses Nellie and Tessa Duff
~ were callers in Dubuque, Sun
b Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. McElliott and
two children, James and Mary left:
Tuesday morning, for a two weeks
vacation in Chicago with friends.
They expect to 60 to the lakes be-
fore returning. Z.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
will hold an ice cream social on EN-
rvs lawn Wednesday, August II, aft
ernoon and evening.
Blanche O'Toole, of Waterloo and
May Dolan, of Coggon are visiting at
the home Of John Ryan. - f.
John Williams is spending the
week in Dubuque. <
The Misses Henderson's daughters
Of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Henderson, of
Dakota, are visiting with relatives
here. >s
Mrs. Woodland, of Coggon spent
Saturday with her daughter, Mrs.
Houston.
Mr.. John o'Brien is getting to the
front with his new house. Tt Is
surely going to be some house. ~
Miss Ida Prabel is back at Cody
& Heard's store. Ida was in Chi
cago for several weeks and is very
much improved in health. So,
Mrs. Dan Byrnes, of Masonville was
calling on friends here Sunday.
John O'Brien, from Monti; was a
caller at Ryan, Sunday. r
Mrs. Mcdonald and her daughter,
Miss Mcdonald from Coggon spent
Monday with Mrs. Lizzie Turner.
w. H. Ward and Mr.. Emry autoed
to Spring Branch and took in the
ball game, Sunday. =: u
John Duggan,> who is employed in
Mr.. Barry's drug store was helping
hts father harvest last week. @ "a
Mrs. Coakley was taken, i'll last
Tuesday evening, but Is able to be
out again. :..:5s ~ p
R. M. Merriam spent most of the
week with his home folks in Cedar
Rapids. 49,.
Gladys Towne is spending few
days with her mother. Gladys is
spending the summer with her grand
mother in the country.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Rarrey, Of Waterloo,
are spending few weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Huberger. Mr..
Barrey is brother of Mrs. Huber
ger. .,., r',
! DR.. O'Brien was laid up with
sore hand a few days last week.
. The merry-go-round was great
attraction here. ..'
Dr.. Guthrie, OF Dubuque, alnd DR..
Of Robinson, were calling
on DR.. Donnelly, Saturday.
ALT Rissler, of Ryan was a business
caller in Robinson, Saturday. p.
Mrs. Maggie McMann was taken
very sick at her home last Monday,
but is much better at present.
Mrs. James Delay was visiting her