Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-02-23
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Mrs. T. A. Gibson and Mrs john
son Sheppard were callers at Man.
chester Wednesday.
Mrs. c. N. Williamson and child
rem went to Dubuque to spend Sun
day with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. r. C. Vending was
in Cedar Rapids on business Friday.
Mrs. Rita Towne was a Manches-
ter shopper Thursday.
Ed and Ray kehrli have returned
from Iowa City and are getting along
fine.
Mrs. Houston entertained her moth
Ter from Coggon Thursday. She took
her grandson Howard home with her
for few days.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Locke
Ia son Sunday, Feb. 20.
Miss Edith Probel visited hire sis
tier Mrs. Burger in Cedar Rapids last
week.
Mrs Richard Houlahan spent We'd
Inesday and Thursday with father and
sister Mrs. Chas. Zirtzman.
S. L. Uhl of Cedar Rapids was a
business caller here on Thursday and
was shaking hands with her friends.
w. M. Carradus and E. ]. White
are among the trial jurors from here
last week.
| Frank o. Hara of Coggon was call
| ing on friends near Ryan during the
week.
Mrs. Lizzie Dolphin and daughter
Maize was shopping in Cedar Rapids
Saturday.
Mrs. B. Brayton and her sister
Pearl Turner was visiting at Iowa
City over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thillen and family
moved onto the R. M. Merriam farm
near Greeley. We wish them all
kinds of luck.
Mrs. Patrick Dunleavy was at Earl
vile last week to attend her sisters
funeral.
Dennis Burgery from near Monti
was seen on our streets during the
week.
Mrs. Tom Swan from Coggon was
here on a business trip Thursday and
while here called on friends.
Earl Drummy, son of w. F. Drum
my, is attending st. Joseph's college
in Dubuque.
w. H. Ward was a business caller
lin Manchester Thursday.
Charley Swindell of Robinson was
a business caller her during the week
Will Russer moved from the NJ. ].
Britt farm last week to- the Mrs.
Summers farm in Hazel Green town.
ship.
Thos. Houlahan was a county seat
Icaller last week..
Peter MCGUIRE from near Mason
1villo was calling on friends at Ryan
last week.
Frank Foley is looking after the
Smith store during Mr. Smiths alb
sence while they are i'll with scarlet
fever.
Mrs. Nellie Sullivan and her sister
Miss Lizzie Hennessey will leave
Monday morning to spend month
with relatives at Fonda, Iowa, and
while there will attend the wedding
of their niece Miss Kelley.
Fred Thillin, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thillin Of this place, was united
in marriage at 8. o'clock Wednesday
morning at st. Johns church in Cog
son to Miss Mary Reeves of that
place. The bride wore a white mes
line silk dress and Miss Clara Thil-
len "a sister of the groom, wore a
pale blue mesalin silk
Mrs. Johnson Sheppard was cal
Ter in Cedar Rapids Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brush and family
who have resided on the John Reilly
farm for the past two years, left Sat
urday to go on a farm near Wash
ington.
Mrs. Harry Muckler was a guest of
Miss Myrtle Atkins one day last
week.
James Weller, who has been sick
at his home for several weeks, was
taken to Iowa City for treatment
last Monday, his father accompany
ing him. We understand that his
condition is not serious
Charley Mckay Of Winthrop was
calling on friends here during the
week and while here he was looking
after business interests.
Oscar Workman moved last week
to the McKeever farm near Central
City.
Charles Rhode of App1ington, Iowa,
was here last week on business Wis
it.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ J. Britt was Wis
iting at the Pat McElliott Saturday.
Mrs. Barnes, who was employed at
the James Smith home, returned to
her home Saturday evening.
The South Side drug store is hav-
ing a coat of paint and some paper
ing done and the electoric lights put
in. 1t will look quite nifty when
done. w. H. Ward is looking after
the work.
DELAWARE.
Miss Hiema E. Manson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alof Manson and Mr..
George Weldon, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.