Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-02-24
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Alex Henderson submitted to an
operation for appendicitis at: Park
View hospital at Manchester on last
/, Monday. The operation was perform
ed BY DR.. Guthrie Of Dubuque. We
I are pleased to learn that he is re-
3 covering as well as can be expected.
Mrs. Thos Church of Coggon spent
!. Monday with her mother, Mrs. Julia
Behan. 5G S; sSl n .l, 4, ,#g. ,.S5 p
IN. \ Mrs. Nellie Sullivan is visiting
home folks in the country. i. {.g,.$
5S5z Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kinley were
visiting at the John Reilly home on
4 Sunday. u S$ss$ 81 z:,IItI, G,'i.
James Dolphin was county seat
caller Tuesday. $55Es 5s@ ..s,.% T. .
Miss Flora Barntz and her, father
attended the funeral of her aunt at
Monticello Monday. z.s y, s s..... ,...,
NJ Mrs. Hahesy returned to her home
\ at Man chester Tuesday after spend
I ing some time here with friends. x
Lizzie Hennessey is visiting friends
at Manchester this week. rsr r. =
Miss Mary Welch was calling on
friends here Saturday. si1.s@.,,..
Thomas Houlahah was a business
caller at Manchester Friday. t%. #
IS Mr.. Pugh spent a COUPE of days
at home last week. :5=,,g.,|.'
Pat. McElliott was attending the
stock show at Washington, Iowa on
3 Monday and Tuesday of last week
and while there purchased a stock
i hog. Z. s%#,
/. Henry McEnany moved from the
Patrick Behan farm to the K. Kee-
gan farm north east Of town last
week. H2a r. s. u ~ =.
# Mrs. Mike Morrisey spent several
days last week with her brother,
Edward Smith, and wife, in Cedar
Rapids. 49, y
" Thos. Doll, Of Monti, intends to
locate at Robinson, instead of Ry-
an, as was reported. y.. 49,. -.
Howard Houlahan has had a hard
tussle with quinsy for the past week
but is better at this time. =,
Father McElliott of Cedar Rap
ids spent Tuesday and Wednesday
with home folks here last week.
al R. M. Merriam and John Man.
gold were in Robinson Monday on
business rs
We are in hopes to see the cleo
trio lights in Ryan andvicinity in
the near future .... yjass~
H The many friends of Mrs Barntz
will be sorry to hear that she had
to submit to another operation re-
Gently. " &.#.g
81 L. Parrinjaquet will move from
the Ward farm to the Eggiman farm
east of town and Mr.. Will Voel-
schow will move on the same.
{ Q. M. Wright and Sam McAreavy
attended the Rural route mail car
riers convention at Manchester on
Monday EE#s x, nj ss%%G
Attorney E., B. stiles of Man
chester was here on business Mon
day. s.:sg" .'
Dale Gibson was an over Sunday
visitor with his sister, Ethel, who
is attending school in Cedar Falls.
81 VIM. Drummy and sons shipped 4
three car loads of corn two of
oats from here last week.
Il Mrs. Johnson Sheppard was a
caller in Manchester. Saturday.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hickathier,
Who have been residing here for
number Of years, are moving to Cog.
gon where they will occupy the
fine home which they built recent
". Mr.. and Mrs. Chas: Hawker will
take possession Of the house they va
Gated, having purchased this prop
erty last spring. @sG&at - .4.*@ -. d,
n Miss Anna Prabel Of Cedar Rap
ids was q recent visitor with home
folks -5 II. =, ~s.l
Mrs. Chris. Enabnit, who has re-
ceived treatment at Iowa City, has
returned home. - T.
B. So Mullen Of Manchester was
Monday looking after telephone bust
ness. n :>, -.
While in town last Wednesday
Henry Hawkers' team was strick-
en- with paralysis. It is thought the
animals will recover, however.
Will Magirl was a Manchester call
er Monday.
J ohm and Will Mangold were in
Manchester Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs McKeever of Water
loo visited friends here Monday.
Mr.. Stone disposed Of his interest !
in the Zwisler & Stone barber shop
to Ed Goss last week.
d S. H. Morgan Of Manchester was
calling on old friends here Friday.
John Riley and F. M. Foley had
business at the county seat Tues
day.
r. A. Barry, who has been spend
ing several days with his parents