Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-08

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Dolphins aunt, Mr.. mad Mrs. Wei
come Abbot, OF Lamont.
Charlie Worlie and his sister, Mrs
Is. H. Morgan, OF Manchester, left
for California Monday, where the
Worley family will meet for fam
lily reunion and will visit the Panama
exposition before returning.
Miss Eva Worley came home to
visit home folks Saturday evening
from Hedrick, returning Sunday. Hell
sister, Marie, accompanied her to
! Cedar Rapids. ~,
! Miss Pearl Turner opened school
in the McEnany District.
Mr., and Mrs. Alex Henderson &C,
companied their daughter to Cedar
Rapids Friday, where she had her
tonsils and adnoids removed.
Mrs. Catherine Foley, and Frank
autoed to Dubuque Tuesday with
Marcia, who will enter the Visitation
school for this year.
! Father Molloy is attending a mis-
sion at Castle Grove this week.
Mrs. Sarah Conner is visiting rela-
tives in Kansas City.
There was a large attendance at
the dance held at Smiths hall Sat
urday evening. Everybody reports
good time.
Miss Margaret Ward returned from
a weeks vacation, which she spent
with friends at Independence and
Waterloo and with her sister, Mrs.
M. J. Britt at Manchester.
MES. Fred Houston and children
returned Monday from Marcus after
spending several days with Mr..
Houston's sister.
HI, ~ no
school duties at Levenworth, Kansas,
Monday. Her mother accompanied
her to Waterloo.
were business callers in, Ryan Sat
urday. 49, :, y
Mrs. Clara Hurley. was a business
caller in Manchester Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lyness was a
business caller in Cedar Rapids Fri
day.
Pat Mcdonald spent Sunday with
his brother, Miles Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Less Lyness was in
Cedar Rapids Friday.
Mr.. Will Hines and his son, VIII
lie. were shopping in Cedar Rapids,
Saturday.
Lewis Reilly and Dan McElligott
attended the Alumni OF St. Joseph 8
college at Waterloo, last week.
Raymond Houston, George Dilger,
Cecil Brayt0n and Leonard Towne,
started to school In Manchester. Mon
day -. 81" s''''' '|,.""-... .-...
Beatrice Reilley and Marcia Foley
were skipping In Waterloo recently.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. w. F: Drelmmy spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
McNama17, at Prairieburg.
Monica GOen who teaches the Hugh
|McElligot school spent Sunday at
her home In Manchester.
7 Carl Zumbach and Carl Wendt
purchased Overland cars during the
week and James McCrea REQ. ~
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Brayton enter
tanned their uncle, Mr.. Charley Davis,
OF Manchester, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andie Weber and
children, also Miss Weber of Sage
Iowa, returned home Saturday, after
q pleasant visit with relatives here.
|, Mrs. Herman Preston was a guest
at the DR.. Cummings home Wednes-
day. H.: 7 %.s.' ''.s = +,7~&....>
L Mrs. F. A. Briggman and son.
tTarlton, of Dundee, visited b at. the
Phone Of her brother, = W. Tarlton,
last week ~ s2.s s@.t..; .J.@.,
Mr., and Mrs. P. Trainor. entertain
Led Mr.. and Mrs. M. Keever of Cas-
Icade, last week. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Hatght, Mrs.
~. w. Tarlton and her guest, Mrs.
Fred Briggman, also Gladys and
Leonard Towne, drove over to Buck
Greek Thursday to spend the day
with Mrs. Charley Neal
/; Mrs. Henry Hauker was shopping
In the Rapids Wednesday.
Mrs: Locke and daughter, of Co.:
dar Falls, are visiting at the home
Eof her brother, Harry Muckler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barntz and
children visited relatives at Central
City last week and took in the
fair. ..: ....r.;.".
Mrs. L. A. Gibson and Marion,
are spending several days visit
at Thorp, Wisconsin. a. ssa,:4iat~ !:
Mrs. Duffy enjoyed a visit from
her daughter, Mrs. ,DarGis, and chill
dren. OF Manchester, the last2of the
week. .,1 <,
Ryan was well represented at the
Central City fair last week. -, 1T. -.
!, S. S. McAreayy has. gone to Ma
son City, having accepted mail
route at that place. .,.s-.s -
AVA III. 10CuTuoU 0<aL.
urday evening from Earlville, where
she. was visiting her parents. Her.
son, Edmond, who has been spending
the summer there, accompanied her
home. : H..
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gavin,
a daughter, Friday, September 3. y
Charles, John, and Clare Williams,
returned home the last Of the week,
after spending several weeks in Du-
buque.
F. M. Foley was a Cedar Rapids,
caller, Friday. ~.
Mrs. James Jesse, of Waterloo, is
visiting home folks here this week.
Walter Locke and family spent
Wednesday with relatives at Gen.
trail City.
Dora Tracy was a weekend Wis.
itor at the Walter O'Brian home at
Robinson. "
Miss Rcbecka Robinson has open
ed school in the Hurley District.
Mrs. r. Towne was an over Sun
day visitor at the home CT her par
ents.
Mrs. Will digger and son, George,
who have been spending several days
in Des Moines, returned home Satur-
day.
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