Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-07-19

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wv. r. McElliott Is having his offict
and garage painted. Pat Smith is do
\ Ing the work.
d. 3. Coakley, editor Of the Re
porter, accompanied his mother Y
Minneapolis last week Mr.. Coakle!
returned the first Of the week, hi
mother remaining to spend severa
weeks with her daughter.
Joe Weller sprained his foot while
Staying ball Sunday but was able Y
81 at his post Monday.
M. and Mrs. M. j. Britt we're guests
II Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Ward Sunda!
10 see their little niece that lately ar
rived at the Ward home. While y
town they called on DR.. and Mrs
Cummings.
Mrs. P. Smith Of Dubuque Is tn
Euest Of Mrs. Geo. Johnston and hel
smother.
Clarence Klonus Of Winthrop wa.
calling on friends In Ryan last Sun
~ and took In the ball game.
Richard Houlahan is taking his va
cation this week His son Howard 4
I taking his Job as usual.
Nj. and Mrs. Lester Gilchrist def
Monday to visit their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. IA. o. Thompson Of New Shansn
/ and from there are going to the lakes
,to spend their vacation.
MI. Maley Of Manchester was visit
sink friends ID Ryan last week.
M. H Ward was 4 business caller
\ - Robinson last week.
Miss Margaret Ward IS spending tn
'sss Glesk II the home of her sister. M;
\ ina Mrs. Milton Byrnes, n Cedar Rap
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s;l1i MI. and Mrs. John Brayton and Iva,
Z NJ. and Mrs. B. Brayton and MI. and
Mrs. Henry Brayton and family cele-
Y brated their grandmother's S9th birth
day last Monday at Spring Branch.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. McCloud Left Monday
evening to visit their daughter, Mr.
\ and Mrs. swindel, at Tacoma, Wash
ington.
The many friends Of Torrance Gaff-
! ney Of Robinson will be sorry to know
that he Is growing weaker.
Several from here took In the big
I. show In Dubuque last week.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Howard Dudley re-
4 turned last week from their honey
moon trip. Mrs. Dudley spent the week
end with her parents. Rev. and Mrs.
& Melchert.
We note from the Gazette that Miss
Grace Ryan Of Cedar Rapids, pub
1 lie teacher, left last week to take q
six weeks course at Columbia uni
\ yersity in New York city. Miss Ryan
\ Is niece Of Mrs. James Delay Of this
place.
Mr.. Will Ryan Of Sioux City was the
guest OF relatives at Ryan and Monti
| several days during the week.
The Ryan band is doing nicely.
We hope to see them out on the street
soon and give us an evening concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Sullivan were
shopping In Manchester last Friday.
Earl Roff Of Manchester was at the
Worley home last Saturday.
Mrs. Houston was the guest Of her
h mother last Saturday, Mrs. Woodland
of Cosgon.
Rev. A. M. Leazer, pastor Of the M
e. church, left Thursday for Des
4 Moines, where he will enter the Meth
odist hospital to be operated upon for
appendicitis. His wife accompanied
n him.
n. M. Merriam was q Dubuque bust
mess caller last week.
Mrs. Fred McKeever has been very
sick during the week.
Several from here attended the fl-
neral Of John Campbell Of Coggon,
last Tuesday. n
Mrs. Nellie Sullivan and her sister,
Miss Lizzie Hennessey. visited at the
Walderbach home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Houlahan from
( Walker were calling on friends in Ry-
an Sunday. e &
Mrs. Will Dilger, son George, Glen
Houston and Mrs. ]. w. Tarlton were
I callers at the Frank Workman home
Tuesday
John Duggan was a Dubuque caller
last week and while there visited with
his son Charley, who is employed at
the Illinois Central Office at that place.
Mrs. John McAreavy Of Coggon was
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Rose
Summers, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Neal son II
yin and daughters, Cora and Marion,
were Sunday guests at the John Tafl-
ton home. IS.
MRS. Maggie Callen Of Winthrop Wis
tied with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Behan. last week.
Frank Foley was q business caller
il Cedar Rapids last Saturday, re-
turning with several REQ cars, Mr..
Foley is agent for that car.
Mrs Mabel Dolan IS employed at
the j. ]. Dolphin home.
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