Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-05-24
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McElliott were called to Coggon las
tuesday by the serious illness of Fat
@ Murray at that place.
Rev. w. J. Drumming of Rantoul
ILL.,, arrived here Tuesday evenin
Tor visit at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, w. F. Drummy
and from there he went to Anamos;
to spend the day with his sister Mrs
Frank Mcnamara.
Fred McKeever was a bushes.
caller in Cedar Rapids the first O.
the week.
Mrs. Rilla Towne was a business
caller in Cedar Rapids Friday.
Mrs. j. r. McElliott was shoppins
in Dubuqu. Thursday.
J. H. McEnany was a business cal
er in Manchester Monday.
r. A. Barry was a visitor at his
/ home during the week.
Mrs. Merriam and son Harland, of
Cedar Rapids, were visitors here Fri
day morning. From here Mr.. Mer-
riam and Harland went to Indepen.
dence and Mrs. Merriam went to
Manchester to visit friends.
Mr.. A. Shoffner of Manchester was
a caller in Ryan Thursday.
Father Malloy and Miss Wau and
Dave McElliott autoed to Dubuque
Wednesday. ..
J. M. Brayton was business caller
at Cedar Rapids Saturday.
w, H. Ward has just completed a
laundry cellar. The work was done
By Phil French.
Maize Dolphin was caller in Cen
trail City Wednesday.
The Ryan base ball team was out
last Sunday and made fine showing.
Mrs. Clara Hurley was visitor
at Monti Sunday.
j. w. Robinson Of Silver Greek
Who has been i'll with typhoid fever
for several weeks was compelled to
undergo a serious operation last
week. His many friends will be sorry
to learn that his condition is serious.
Mrs. Herman Preston entertained
the NJ. E. Aid society Thursday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Charley Hodges, OF Mobile,
Iowa, who was called here by the i'll
ness of her mother, Mrs. R. Griggs,
expects to return home this week.
Her mother has improved so as to
be able to sit up.
Arthur and P. McEnany and
Henry Fee took a trip to lndepen-
dence Wednesday and visited their
sister Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Orr.
Mrs. Will Dillger entertained the
Eastern Stars from Central City Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Haight were
callers in town Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. Cummings were bust
ness callers at Robinson Thursday.
Rev. Melchert and wife were callers
at Cedar Rapids Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. wilson Abbott OF
Lamont were the guests OF DR.. and
Mrs. Donnelly Wednesday.
]. ]. Dolphin and w. H. Ward
were business callers in Marion We'd
nesday.
Fred Keltz who was employed at
he Art Mangold home left last week
for his home in Kansas.
w. T. McElliott shipped two cars
# hogs to Chicago Monday.
Charley Williams, who is attending
school at East Dubuque was an over
Sunday visitor at the home OF his
,arents, Mr. and Mrs. Williams.
Mrs. Seth Hamblin Of Manchester
vas visiting her mother, Mrs. Worrell
1ho is quite poorly at the home OF
Ter daughter, Mrs. o. M. Wright.
A fire broke out in the hay NOW
+ the barn on the Old Spangler farm
wo miles north of town which Is &C.
upied by James Hyde, about ten
clock Thursday morning. All the
buildings on the place except the
ousc was burned together with hay,
rain, machinery, hogs, chickens anu
number of other things. {
The many friends of Mrs. Eilen
[cElliott will be sorry to hear tila' |
or condition is about the same:
The Misses Tessa and Nellie Duliy
ere callers in Dubuque Tuesday.