Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-03-17
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas King were
at Masonville, Sunday.
John Dolphin was Dubuque call
er, Thursday.
Miss Margaret Ward spent We'd
nesday in Coggon.
Several from here attended the
funeral Of Mrs. William Behan at
Masonville, Monday.
John and Will Mangold were Man
chester callers, Thursday.
George Johnston was in Waterloo
on business, Friday.
Mrs. Weller and Miss Mary Nc
Elliott visited with Mrs. P. F. Nc
Elliot, Sunday. -, ..srrl,.-:
Miss Mary WEIGH was calling on
friends here Monday. .'%44 -
Leona Towne left Thursday morn
ing accompanied by her mother for
Cedar Rapids, where she entered the
Mercy hospital for an operation for.
appendicitis. Mrs. Towne returned
home Saturday evening. We are
glad to report that she is getting
along nicely. - I'M
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Haigh is - sick with
pneumonia. ~
Mrs. John Brayton and daughter,
Iva, visited in Manchester during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Neal and child
rem Of Buck Creek, visited at the
Allen Haight home, Friday.
Two cars of coal and the cabs on
the extra freight were derailed, Mon
day morning about three o'clock.
The accident occurred short dis
TO 1c
hurt and the trains were delayed
only about an hour.
Father, Behan Of Cedar Rapids, Wis
tied with his parents a few days last
week.
Sheriff Pentany of Manchester
was here on business last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Burk of
Monti were calling on their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dan Lyness, Wednesday.
Father Roney of Manchester was
a pleasant caller at Father Molloy's,
Wednesday.
Miss Mullen and her brother of
Fonda, attended the funeral Of their
cousin, Tresa McAneany at Coggon,
Friday, and visited their aunt, Mrs.
Summers before returning home.
Thomas Houlahan was on the sick
list last week. i'm.
Mrs. John Reilly was in Coggon
last week, caring for her sister. Mrs.
Annie Knley, who was very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike McEnany, Will
lam McEnany and Mrs. Summers
were called to Cedar Rapids, to be
at the bed side of their niece, Tresa
McEneany, who passed away at the
Mercy hospital Wednesday morning.
The new pipe organ at the Cathol-
ic church rendered some beautiful
music, Sunday. 1t was played by
Mrs. Frank Foley.
]. M. Duncan was confined to his
home few days by illness.
Charles Worley spent several days
last week at Hedrick looking after
his store =
James Brazelton of Manchester
was a caller in Ryan, Tuesday. .,.a
r. M. Merriam spent a few days
at his home in Cedar Rapids last
week.
W. H. Ward and John Duggan
were at Coggon, Thursday evening.
The members of st. Patrick's
church will serve dinner in the
dining hall at the St. John school,
Wednesday, March, 18th. Everybody
is invited to attend. After the din
ner the pupils of the school will put
on a play at Smiths auditorium.
+ A number from here attended the 4
funeral of Tresa McEneany, at Cog
gon, Friday. o.. s-%1s
visited : home folks here Thursday,
returning Friday. 2~.-G ~ ~ ~.
Mrs. John Mangold was in Du-
buque, Wednesday, visiting her
daughter, who is attending school
here.
Peter McEnany was calling on his
son, Earl, last week, who is at
Des Moines, ,....~>.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kehre,
Monday, March 8, a son.
Mrs J. w. Tarlton spent Wednes-
day with her parents.
Miss Mildred Joslin was a Man
chester visitor, Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Locke visited friends in
Thursday.
f. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Smith have taken
possession of their home. d, i
F. M. Foley and John Tarlton went
to Robinson, Saturday, to attend the
sale. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes of Marcus
visited at the Fred Houston home
last week. -.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gorham spent
Wednesday in Manchester visiting
friends.
Mrs. George Pugh and children,
spent few days during the week
with her mother, Mrs. Arnold.
Mrs. Johnston Sheppard was an
Independence visitor, Friday. $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haigh were