Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-21
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Mrs. James Keegan was calling in
Month, recently. -
Mrs. Anna Hines, Of Waterloo, is
a guest at the John Hines hcme.
John Behan and wife spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Behan. s- q
Frank Foley assisted Merriam and
Mangold for a few days at the store.
Miss Boalman, of Hopkinton is a
guest OF her friend, Miss Mildred
Joslyn. Fl - -
Mr.. and-Mrs. o. NJ. Wright attend.
ed the social held at Will Aldrich's,
Saturday evening. r. Pc.
Ethel Locke has returned from &C.
Oar Falls, where she was attending
summer school. rsra, ~
Sheriff Pentony and Attorney Yo-
ran, were business callers in Ryan,
Monday. ~ %s.s j ,l-5 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter McEnany left
for their home in Dakota, Monday
morning, after spending several days
with relatives here. .
Thomas Turner was Waterloo
business caller, Monday. ~ ss
Pearl Turner is home from Cedar
Falls summer school.
Several of the business places are
wiring their buildings for y electric
lights. z5y@ "a II $3.50 If
Mrs. Hardness has returned to her
home after several weeks at the
Sheppard home. ~. g.. e .t,.s.5573
Miss Nellie Davis, a sister of Mrs.
John Brayton, passed through here
Saturday evening on her way to To-
| wa City, where she is taking treat
ment. - y. a. 4
Miss Margaret Millinger, of Man
chester visited with Laura Swanson,
Sunday. =. IAN \
Elizabeth O'Brien, of Robinson,
spent Saturday with Luella Gilchrist.
Mrs. Cummings, son, Edmond and
Mrs. John Tarlton visited with the
latter's mother, Mrs. Allen Haight,
Thursday.
N Margaret Ward spent Friday with
Mrs. P. n. McElliott. II INA
Nellie Duffy is assisting Mrs.
Town at the telephone office this
week. ;,ss, & ~
Donald 81 Merriam was visiting
friends here this week. .#@ 4
Glenn Houston is working in the
drug store for DR.. O'Brien. We are
glad to see Glenn behind the counter
again. g u
Richard Houlahan moved his barn
that was behind the barber shop,
down on his lots west Of his house.
Dona Kelsey and father, from Man
chester visited at the Patrick Be
han home, Saturday. aiS!As
Dorence Foley is helping to hay
for Pat McElliott. & s,ass
Carl Hartman bought the Dodge
property at Manchester. We sup
pose in the near future Mr.. Hartman
will move to Manchester. % 4s \
Mary Hurley, daughter, of Clara
Hurley, stepped on nail and is laid
up with it. We hope it won't be
serious. H. w al. 49, aE i
Mrs. Lizzie Dolphin and daughter,
Opal, are spending a week in Cedar
Rapids, where Opal is taking treat
ments at the hospital. i
| r. a. Barry is helping his home
folks in the hay field. ID $.,.:g .t.:
Dr. Donnelley was pleasant call
er at Monti, recently r. Z n A :. :f...%
| Lester Gilchrist and wife are on
a two weeks outing UP the lakes,
and will visit Mrs. Gilchrist's folks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson before re-,
turning home. -5ya3 r. N
Nick Weller was at Iowa City,
recently. *-5S III 2 5ti7
Mr.. Hugh, McElligott was shopping
lin Cedar Rapids, Tuesday. s..!2
| Mr.. and Mrs. Caramen and two
little boys Of Winona, Minnesota, Wis
lifted at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Ward and Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick sMcElliott. Saturday. IA
Daniel King, of Hazel Green was
a business caller in Ryan, Wednes-
day. s.t5.. E stt.2ss:, q, .s 55<
John Latenzer, of Dubuque, is run
ming the Merriam & Mangold store
that changed hands last week: Wa
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Dargon was
shopping in Ryan, Thursday. Il FL
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston is entertain
ling Mr., and Mrs. Porter from the
West. Mrs. Porter is a sister Of
Mrs. Houston. nj 4 b. 81
Mrs Lizzie Turner was calling on
friends in Coggon Thursday.
Mrs. r. NJ Merriam and children,
of Cedar Rapids, spent Tuesday with
friends here. Mrs. R. M Merriam
also autoed to Manchester to visit
her brother, Mr.. Schoffner. .
Clarence Uhl has returned, after
SD ending several. days in Waterloo
< Mr.. John Duggan was called TO
Cedar Rapids, Thursday morning by
the serious illness of his wife, who
| is in the Mercy; hospital. We under
stand she is some better at this
time ZEE XII.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gavin and
family, of Castle Grove, was in Ry-
an, Saturday evening. Mrs. Gavin
has been laid up for ten weeks with
broken hip. II -.
| Miss Maggie Donahue, of Dubuque
is visiting at the home of her broth
er, Thomas Donahue for the summer:
Mrs. Frank Ryan has returned
home, after spending several weeks
with her son, James, who is run
ming farm for his father In Min
nesota. She reports very pleas
ant time.
Mr.. John Ryan, Of Cedar Rapids,
was entertained at the Kelley home
for a few days during the week.
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