Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-03-10
RYAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Oehler have
gone to housekeeping on their farm
north of town.
/ Mr.. Jacob Zimmerman, one of
Delaware county's old and respected
east of town Monday morning, March
s, at the age of &C years. an.
James Hennessey went to Dubuque
Monday to attend the funeral Of a
relative. Ee
Mrs. F. +. Houston was shopping
in Cedar Rapids, Friday
Z Mr.. and Mrs. John sBrayton and
daughter, Ira, visited at the Merriam
home in Cedar Rapids the last Of
the week.
Thillen Brothers sawed wood at
Robinson last week. - d.. H..
l.. A. Gibson was a caller at Rob-
inson last Sunday. &~
Peter McEnany was caller at
Cedar Rapids, Tuesday. rs
W. H. Ward and r. M. Merriam
were county seat Callers, Thursday.
Mrs. M. Morrisey was called to
Coggon last week on account of her
mothers illness, Mrs. Smith, who
was very low and who passed away
Saturday morning at 1880. IA 5
Fred Thillen was calling on friends
in Coggon last Sunday.
Mike McEnany is able to be out
again, looking after his farm work. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hines and son,
Miller, were over Sunday visitors at
the Owen Duffy home near Mason
vile. E ls,,~.s.et 4
w. T. Kehoe and John Morrisey
of Castle Grove, were business Wis
itors in Ryan, Tuesday. 5:... II
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.,
Clifford Ware will be sorry to learn
that they will soon leave Ryan to
live on their farm near Coggin.
Miss Cody of Dubuque is visiting
at the home of her brother, Joe
Cody. &3@ ll&.. -.s5 Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Houston and
daughter, Mrs. Shower from near
Hopkinton visited at the Fred Hous-
ton home, Saturday. vi o. =.
Frank Ryan was called to Ro-
chester, Mimi, by the illness OF his
son, Ambrose, who Is not getting
along as we'll as was expected. III
The many friends Of Pat McElliott
will be sorry to learn that he is laid
up with broken shoulder blade.
While on his way to Monticello help
ing Mr.. Arduser move last week; he
was thrown from his wagon, sus-t
tanning a broken shoulder blade and
several other bruises. -=,$e$s27=4@
= E.. M. Carr of Manchester was in
Ryan, Friday on his way to Robin
son. =. ,.-& !. Il /:
Mildred Harrington visited over
o., P,r;a IN
Eva Worley, who has charge Of
her fathers store at Hedrick, Iowa,
has returned to her duties after Wis
iting home folks.
. Mrs. Will Underwood and child
rem of Cedar Rapids, who have been
visiting at the home Of her mother
has returned home.
i Mrs, Sullivan and Miss Lizzie Hem
nessey, left Monday morning for
Dubuque to attend the funeral OF
nephew. -5 l.-:l- III 2&.{%Ef
Mrs. w. B. Robinson was shopping
here, Monday. $500 .y
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Delay of Castle
Grove, visited at the Mrs Turner
home, Monday. .,,.'
J. w. Robinson of Robinson was
seen on our streets, Monday.
Stanley Houlahan was laid up last
week by stepping on nail, but is
doing better at this writing
Mrs Chas. Gilchrist and daughter,
Luella visited at the home or her
son, Owen in Oelwein last last week
MIR, Harry Hardgrove was a Cog.
gon busin ess caller, Wednesday,. .sI
Mrs: Fred Tracy returned the flrst
Of the week from a visit with her
son, Frank Tracy and wife at HART
G" A, swindell of Robinson was IS
here Saturday on his way to WALL
chester. :3 No. - 81. -
Leonard Towne was an over sun
day visitor with his mother.
Mrs. Fred Briggman left Tor Man
chester. Saturday morning a1ter
spending the week here:
Eight cars occupied by imigrants
has arrived here during the pasl
week. They are going on various
farms in this community. ~
Miss Margaret Dolphin was Man
chester shopper, SATURDAY:
Mr.. zTary Freeman OF CEDAR rap
ids was here on business last Weeh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Arnold nave
started housekeeping on the Dunlap
farm east of town.
Mrs Sarah Joslyn and daughter
who purchased the McElliott house
IN the east part of town recently,
took possession the first OF the week
Rev Milchert was a Cedar Rap1ds
caller, Saturday. %$rt.
p,,rl snant Sunday at home.