Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-01-03

week, Mr.. Cloud is in the hardware
business at Canton.
L. L. Stoner, of Lorimer, Iowa, visited
his cousin, Frank Kenny through the
holidays.
c. A. Kendall went to Fredericks-
burgh Saturday night to spend Xmas
with relatives at that place.
A twin brother of Roy Baskerville,
from Iowa Falls, visited his brothers
and friends here last week.
On Thursday afternoon occurred the
marriage of Miss Clara Pitcher and Mr.
Elmer Gould at the home of the brides
parents, Rev. John Klaus officiating.
Immediately following the services
dinner was served to the relatives and
friends present. The bride and groom
left on the Clipper for Waterloo where
they remained until SATURDAY at the
home of the BRIDES uncle, G. Il. Bush.
Misses Emma and Bertha Staehle
gave Clio party to small number of
friends Tuesday Evening.
Fred Maggie died wednesday night
al MS nome southeast of town of lung
trouble. Mr.. Nagle formerly lived in
town but bought a farm four miles
from here about two years ago where
ne lived until his death. He was an
honest hard working farmer, and was a
member of the Lutheran church here
Henry staehle left Friday morning
Tor Dubuque where he will take a
course in Bayless Business College.
Frank Young has moved bis house
hold goods into the Cattron house
north of town.
County Attorney Blair was in town
on business Friday.
| Ferdinand Wetstein who has been In
the employ of Chas. Hackbarth the
past four months left for his home in
Davenport Saturday evening.
Two brothers of Ed Bisgrove who
reside in Wright County are visiting
relatives here.
Thos. Mccormick has sold his tow
property to Miss Julia Miller, possess
ion to be given March L. The consid
GRAFTON was $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Correl of, Creole,
visited at Chas. Staehle's Thursday.
Henry Richardson who has beer
, working at the carpenter trade a
, Charles City all summer is visiting hi
sister, Mrs. w. L. Millen.
Frank Bockenstedt, of Ridgeville
was in town Saturday.
Harry Bowman, of Des Moines, wa
business visitor..here Saturday.
: DYERsvILL1 AND VICINITY.
A bright boy baby is at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens Kramer, south
east of Dyersville.
Barney Boge, who works in Dixo
Settlement, spent the holidays under tn
paternal roof and among old friends.
Herman Schultz left for Dubuqu
Christmas afternoon where he will al
tend the Bayless Commercial college fo
few. months.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hinners arrive
here from Breda last Friday and wi
visit friends and relatives here for som
time.
Barney Engelken, of Hickory VALLEY
was here last Friday to take horae hi
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Miller, Q
Shakopee, Minnesnts: 80 spend the hol
davs with nm and his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kirchoff an
Miss Rosa Dahlem went to Cascade Sur
: day where they spent several days visi,
ing relatives and friends.
!. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oehler are enjoy
' ing visit from their son, Clinton, dul
ing the holidays. Clinton Is attendin
a prominent law school at Dixon, Ill
and we are glad to hear he is progress
ing nicely at studying Blackstone an
Kent.
y AT the recent election held by tt
stockholders and directors of the Peter
y. burg creamery the following office
;, were elected: George Krapf, presiden
= Andrew Domayer, treasurer: and H.
:, scherbring, secretary. One dollar p,
:" hundred was paid for November mil
The children of the Henry Vorws
;, school in Colony township gave We
), fine holiday entertainment. Prof. Ha
" vey had the children well instrucle
for the hapDy occasion which wac g
" tended by the parents and friends of Il
V school. The Christmas tree was prof.
inent feature and joy for the little on
al lockwood.
Mr.. Joe Willard is quite sick but
10 reported some better.
III j. G. Kirk went down to Cedar Rapi
er M oncay evening, to attend the funer
O, of hic brothor tbora 1,,,oedov uo