Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-01-19
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Hazel McEnany was quite sick
with La grippe last week.
Mrs. Anna Underwood arrived
here Monday for a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Rose Summers.
Good news came to Father John
Nolan, the dean of St.Joseph college.
For time fear was entertained for
his recovery, but now the doctors
have hopes for his restoration to
health. His many friends will be glad
to learn this fact.
John Devlin, brother-in-law Of
SJane Coleman, arrived from Canada,
Friday evening to- be present at his
funeral
The Catholic fair which was to
have been held last week, has been
postponed until the first week in
February.
Mrs. Bessie Henderson, of Silver
Creek, left here Monday morning for
Anamosa, where she will receive med
ical treatment.
Father Flynn, who has been at the
home Of Father Murphy during his
illness, returned here Tuesday and
! is a guest Of Father Molloy.
| J. J. Hieberger has been sick for
several days DIT his home north Of
town, -
d, Patrick Coleman from McCracken n,
Kans., was called here by, the death
of his brother ~ 4 VI
| Mrs. johnson Sheppard underwent
a. successful operation for appendiciti:
at the Mercy hospital, in Iowa City,
last week and is getting along nicely.
She was accompanied by Mrs. John
Tarlton.
| James Murphy and. his sister from
Dubuque, are guestsaof Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Hines.
Carl Hartman, jr., had two of his
fingers badly bruised Monday while
Engaged in saving wood, at his
home near Ryan. 81
George Smith was business call
err in Cedar Rapids Friday.
Mr. Harry Chrystal and Miss Anna
|Heiserman, Of this place, were unit
ed in marriage Wednesday Of last
week, at Manchester and left the
same evening on a wedding trip to
Nebraska They will live near Ryan
in q beautiful home which the groom
had built last year.
Mr.. Pat Divine, who has. been sick
for several weeks, is able to be
out again. r,
Frank Keltz is expecting his broth
er, Fred from Ottawa, Kansas, this
week.
Mr. Aron Dickey, who has been
sick for several weeks with typhoid
fever, passed away at his home near
jacksonville, Saturday morning. He
to mourn his loss.
The many friends of Frank >: Nc
CURE will be glad to learn that his
family is improving rapidly.
| Vincent Dummy has returned
from Iowa City, after spending sew.
eral weeks at the hospital, taking
medical treatment. g
Miss Blanche McEnany returned
to her school duties in Dubuque, at
ter spending several days at home. =:
| Rev. Father Behan from Blessing,
was the guest OF. his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Pat Behan, during the
week. ., VI l.sa n isst rs2 y
Miss Maud Arduser, q student OF
the Cedar Rapids business college
came up Thursday evening to visit
over Sunday with the Misses Worley
and other friends. n
r. c. Vending was in Cedar Rap
ids on business Thursday. ..a>r..
Mrs. Will Davis of Manchester, is
here helping care for her. little grand.
daughter, Iva Brayton, who is quite
sick. -. 80.
N. Weller and George Johnston,
were business callers in Cedar Rap
/ ids during the week. .ast. @.
The many friends of Mrs. Godfrey
Wenger will be glad to learn that
she came out of her operation and
| is getting along nicely. " ! p
The Ladies Aid Society of :. the
Methodist church entertained their
husbands at a party held at the O.
M. Wright home Friday evening" The
evening was spent: in a Social way,
and a two course supper served. All
present report very enjoyable time.