Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-08-18

folks at Ryan. j.. g@ '# y" Il &Sn
/ Mrs. Mable Dolan has returned fro1
Cedar Rapids, where she was receiv
ing medical treatment. -. -
|. H1rlan Merriam was here Friday
on his way home from Dyersyille,
where he took in the $1,000 day. 49,,
! Quite a number from here took in
the ball game! at Cascade Sunday. >.
John Duggan and son were Du-
buque callers Saturday. r. ~ Il
I Mr.. and Mrs. Peter McEnany and
w. j. McE;nany were business callers
at Manchester Wedn esday. z....
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Worley went
to Hedrick Sunday to visit r their
daughter, Eva at that place. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Dolphin and sis
ter, Opal, were business callers at
Cedar Rapids Friday aj ~" }}
Mike Gaffney and daughter OF
Robinson, were business callers at
Ryan Saturday. },-.,. .'.. ~. INK
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Herd are taking a
vacation this week. "a s,..s324>, ,Ey.ee3..til
H. G.. Merriam of Coggon was a
visitor Tuesday with his son. r. M
Merriam. l3s&z'@35*@3%S15t &*.z'' 4
MI. and Mrs. J. r. McElhott and
family returned from Chicago, after
spending two weeks with reltivesa
Of that place. ,s..-ts< .r.s45s ,.c. III
Mrs. Sullivan and Miss Lizzie Hem
nessey entertained Mrs. John Goen
and daughters of Manchester We'd
nesday afternoon. 1881 ssik f5A:5
Miss Margaret Thompson is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Lester Gil
christ, for two weeks. ..a a. ~.
Richard Barry; is putting a soda
fountain in his; drug. store. .,s4.gsz,.
| Mrs. A. j.. Dugan and Children
spent Friday with her sister, Mrs.
Riley in Cedar Rapids. s.'t;4t
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Behan spent
Sunday with their son, Johnny
Behan. >@' .~'
Richard Houlahan was taken quite
sick Tuesday with. acute indigestion,
but is able to be out again. ,. y,
S. S. McEnany, was at Mason City
Wednesday to look over his new
home. He came back very much
pleased. % t.:'11 i&a 's@1}, @.H5.l
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Sullivan enter
tanned a lady friend at their home
Sunday. 4a..tt
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Tom Turner autoed to Cedar Rapids
Wednesday on business.
Miss Rose Burk of Monti was an
over Sunday visitor at her sisters,
Mrs. Dan Lyness.
MT. and Mrs. Frank Ryan ente
tanned several of their relatives Sun
day to a bountfful dinner. They all
report a good time. I
Howard Ram and Mr. Snod-
grass were callers in Ryan Saturday
evening. ... +
Mr.and Mrs.Fardy and Miss Devlin,
of Manchester, were calling on Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Ward Friday even
ing. Tub 7: +;.s. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Preston, Mr..
and Mrs Harry Muckler and Mrs.
John Tarlton were Central City call
ers Friday .,.>.+sts .%@$s
F. M. Foley, Fred Kehrli and John
Doyle were business callers in Chi
cago last week. ,---":~. t- 10
Miss Mildred Joslen is entertaining
her cousin, Miss Emma Beldon OF
Ptankinton, S. D. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tracy of Man
chester, spent Sunday with the for,
mer's parents, MI, and Mrs. Fred
Tracy. t,.,>'-' 90
The young people Of the Methodist
church are planning an entertainment
which will be given in the near fu-
ture- s.'F go .5'.'-
Mr.. F. L. Houston left last week
to attend the funeral Of nephew at
Albion, Neb. He viii visit his brother,
BEr. Elmer Houston Of Olrich, S. D.,
and a sister at Marcus, Iowa, before
returning home. .',a
Mr.: S. S. Squires and daughters,
Jennie and Francis, also Mr.. and Mrs
T.. J. Squires, who are visiting from
Holton, Kansas, spent Sunday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. r. Tracy.
Mrs. Geo. Emry and children. visit
ed with her parents at Independence,
last week. 90 If
Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Frederick and lit
tie daughter of Esterville, Iowa, are
guests Of their sister, Mrs. James
Duncan.
Mrs. A. B. Whellis and Mr. and
Mrs Cliff Willard of Hopkjnton Wis
1tc1 at tie home of the formers
brother, S. S. Squires, Thursday.
= Mr. and Mrs. James Delay spent
Sunday at the John Hennessey home
in Castle" Grove.
Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Frederick and
Mrs. Peters were Manchester callers
Saturday. From there Mrs. Peters
went to- Hcpkinton to visit friends;
Mr. Arnold Gabrilson returned to-
his home at Prinstcn, Iowa, Friday,