Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-03-24
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Mrs. Nellie Sullivan and her sister,
Lizzie Hennessey are visiting friends
at AnamOsa. 2I
A large crowd took dinner at the
st. John school, St. Patrick's day,
and was given by the ladies Of St.
Patrick's church. e." n 'S II IA {.$.
Peter Mullen and his sister, Phile
nina, from Folda, returned to their
home Wednesday, after a visit with
relatives. 'E-@ y. =@S. s. y. "a. 5.. B
Miss Reilly; from Anamosa, is visit.
ing friends here. z52 ii L.a5$$
L Alice Houlahan was pleasant
caller at the home Of her brother,
Thomas, Sunday. AK .,l !.
/ Joseph and Agnes $McElliott are
possessors Of fine pony. *a$ Es.@ Al.
Carl Henderman and Carl Zumbach
were Dubuque visitors, Saturday. e&
-, VIM Montgomery and Carl Winger.
were Manchester callers, Saturday.
John Delay was a pleasant visitor
at Cedar Rapids, Saturday and while
there he visited his aunt, Mrs. Ryan.
Mrs. DR.. Cummings visited her
home folks Friday and helped cele-
brate her fathers birthday. 5.;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jessie Of,
Cedar Rapids visited at the home Of
the latter's mother, Mrs. Lizzie Turne
over Sunday. &ss ~ Nh Z u ~ VS.;
Ambrose Ryan returned last week
from Rochester,, Mimi, where he was
recently operated upon for appended
tbs. His many friends are glad to
see him around again.
"A large crowd was. in attendance
at the celebration held at Smiths
Auditorium by the pupils Of St.
Johns school,. A. fine program was
rendered and all did excellent in
their part The parents should ap-
preciate the training their children
have received. I'LL. .:s3'5
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Robinson had
business at Manchester, Thursday.
w. H. Ward was a business caller
at Manchester, Thursday.
| r.. M. Merriam was several days
at his home in Cedar Rapids last
week. + sa..- 81 q, = Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Witt welcomed
a baby girl to their home Tuesday,
March Is. Mother and babe are
both doing nicely. 81
Mrs. Rich Houlahan accompanie
her son, Burton, to Dubuque, Tues
day, the latter was operated upon for
appendicitis, Wednesday, 49,.
J. v. Zastera spent several days at
his home in Cedar Rapids last week
on account of illness. !aE%'"
Miss Rose Ryan was shopping In
Ryan, Wednesday,. ..E =
Father O'Donnell, Of Monti, was
business caller at Ryan, Thursday.
J. J. Heiberger and Adam Schen
were business callers in Dubuque,
Thursday.
Quite a number from here attended
the auto show at Cedar Rapids.
Earl Dummy was a business call
er at Cedar Rapids, Wednesday.
Many friends Of Mrs. Coakley
will be sorry to here that she was
confined to her be on account OF
illness several days last week, but at
this writing she is some better:
James Weller was taken to Iowa
City to be operated on for app endlc1-
| tbs Thursday he went through the
operation and is feeling as good as
can be expected.
Mr.. eastman was taken quite i'll
on Wednesday, while in town, and
was taken to the James O'Neal home
Byron Robinson of the Greeley
Savings Bank, visited home folks re-
Gently. -,
Miss Mary Weller spent Sunday
with her brother, James, at Iowa
City.
| Rich Houlihan was Dubuque call
er, Tuesday.
Mrs. M. J.. Leming Of Council
Bluffs is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Joe Cody. ::
Father Molloy and Mr.. N. Weller
of this place, also Father McElliott,
of Cedar Rapids, accompanied James
Weller to Iowa City, Thursday.
caller at the home Of his father,
lueseeld spA ueqea Ieq4eI 'Aed
Patrick Behan.
Mrs. John Vinton, of Whitman, Ne
braska, and her sister, Mrs. CASH
man of Iona, Minnesota, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Callahan, of Winthrop, Ia, visit
ed at the home Of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Behan. They were
called here by the death Of their SIS
ter-in-law, Mrs. VIM. Behan of Ma
sonville.
Mr.. Ed. Gorhan was Manchester
caller, recently.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Thomas Turner were
Cedar Rapids visitors, Wednesday.