Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1918-02-06
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with his parents. -
Pat. Mulligan was a>visitor in Chi
60 during the week.
Rev. E. Melchert WIS visitor ir
Dubuque with his son, last week.
Shirley Brayton is now located al
Camp Belvoir, Va.
The many friend sof Thomas Britt
will regret to learn that he is seriously
ill at his home in the Bay Settlement
Mrs. Lizzie Turner entertained rel
atives from Cedar Rapids last week.
Rev. Father Craney was here Sun
day and took charge of the Catholic
church service.
M. J. McEnany was in town the 9th
er day and spent few hours out on
his farm, returning to Cedar Rapids
Joe Weller was Cedar Rapids Sun
day visitor.
Miss Agnes McElliott, who has been
quite i'll at her home west of town,
is much better.
Mr.. Dickerson of Wisconsin was in
town last week, shaking hands with
his old time friends.
! N. Weller was in Dubuque during
the week on business. -.
Mrs. Pat Flanagan was in Manches-
ter Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hird visited with
home folks in Dubuque one day last
week. r.
Mary Weller was in Dubuque Satur-
day. -
Lester Gilchrist who has undergone
an operation for appendicitis, in one Of
the hospitals in Cedar Rapids, is get
ting along very nicely.
Miss Anna Mcdonald was recent
visitor in Dubuque.
R. M. Merriam was a Sioux City
caller last week.
Earl McEnany was in Chicago last
week.
Margaret Ward spent Sunday with
her sister in Manchester.
DR.. Donnelly was in Parkersburg
during the week the guest of his son,
Budford, and family.
J.J. Dolphin and J. X. were in Chi
cago last week.
Charles Gilchrist is in Iowa City
taking treatment.
Mrs. Ben Falconer was a visitor
with Mrs. Richard Condor in Man
chester over Sunday.
Gus Thompson, who used to be the
manager of the lumber yards here,
visited his daughter, Mrs. Edith Gil
christ, last week.
Walter Locke has leased the Tom
Sunderland farm for the coming year.
MASONVILLE.
Mrs. E. F. Mulvehill was Manches-
ter visitor Monday.
Messrs. VIM. Welsh and. VIM, Nc
Mahon returned home Saturday even
ing from Ames, where they had been
in attendance upon short course.
John Crosby left Monday evening
for a trip to California and other
western points.
Rev. C. J. Cook and wife were sur
prised Saturday by the members of
the M. E. church, it being their goth
wedding anniversary. A sumptuous
dinner was served in the I. o. o. F.
hall. The guests presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Cook with purse Of $40 as a
token of worth and esteem.
The dance given in the old hall
Friday night was attended by over
fifty couples. The ladies served sup
per in the hall, from which they real
lied good sum. All report good
time. ...
Don't forget the Red Cross, which
will be given in the old hall Monday
evening, February 18th. Music by
Skeel's orchestra. Supper in the O.
o. F. Hall.
Mrs. H. N. May, who has been with
her husband during his taking treat
ment at the hospital at Anamosa, re-
turned home Monday evening. She re-
ports Mr.. May improving.
Fred Ferguson was a passenger to
Dubuque Monday morning.
Al Reed has started in the restu-
rant business in the building original
ly occupied, by VIM. Pinch. Mr.. Reed
previously had been the employ Of
Mr.. Pinch, and has had experience in
that line and we hope he will be sue
cessful He has a good clean roomy
place nd there is no hotel running
hire now he should get good share of
the patronage.
R. A. Barry, druggist at Ryan, ar
rived here Monday evening to visit at
his parents home south of town.
A party of young people enjoyed a
pleasant affair at the home of D. H.
Ryan Sunday evening. Crds and
games were in vogue and all report a
good time.
When You Have Cold.
It is when you have severe cold
thot vou apDreciate the good Uuali-