Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-05-09
Local and helghborhood News
Harry May and Miss Ella vorwald
Married inst. Francis Church
Tuesday.

married IN St. FRANCIS CnurCh
Tuesday.
On Tuesday morning May LIST in
st. Francis church, Dyersville, al
1870 o'clock occurred the marriage OF
Mr.. Harry May to Miss Ella Vorwall
Rev. Father Wieneke officiating.
Miss Clara Nobel, niece of the
bride acted as bridesmaid and Mr..
Frank Vorwald brother of the bride
was best man. After the ceremony
the wedding party went to the home
OF the grooms parents near Farley
where a wedding breakfast was serv-
ed and reception given to near
relatives.
The bride is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Vorwald of Dodge
township who are well known in this
vicinity. She was reared in this vi
cinity and received her education
here. She has large number Of
| friends who wish her much happi-
ness in her new state Of life.
The groom is a son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman May, member Of an
old and respected family. The
young man is we'll known through
out this part OF the country He is
upright and industrious and has the
confidence of all.
Mr.. and Mrs. May will go to
housekeeping or farm near Farley
and the Commercial Joins their
friends in wishing them happy
and prosperous future.-Dyersville
Commercial.
AT the Delaware county conven-
ton, Saturday, Gov. Cummins secur-
ed the delegation to the state Repub-
lican convention, securing a notable
victory over the stand-patters. This
is construed as bitter rebuke to
Howard Ram, of the Press, who has
been fighting Cummins tooth and
nail for years. 49,. The editor of The
Conservative gave 50 to the San
Francisco relief fund, all he could
afford. Rockefeller gave 100000.
AS gasolene has been raised cent
or two per gallon, we figure that the
gasolene bill Of this printing Office
will be increased from $40 to $25
during the coming year, SO we will
have paid to the relief fund SIP to
S27, Of Which the sufferers will only
have received 50 plus our minutes
NAL share in the 100000 given by
Rockefeller. Most Of our contribu-
ton will go to the relief of that
great American with the bald head
and the uncounted millions.-Inde-
pendence Conservative.
The mayors court was pretty busy
Saturday morning, the marshal hav-
ing three applicants for justice. Lee
and Ray Boston and Sandy Hopkins
looked upon the wine when it was
red, or else upon some very bad
whiskey, the night before and Mar
shall Morgan's services were called
for to take charge of them. They
were taken in CHARGE and spent
few hours in the cooler, after which
Mayor Reeve gave them dose of
SIS each. In the melee consequent
to the arrest one of the boys struck
the marshal stem-winder in the
mouth, cutting cash in the officials
lip and knocking a tooth loose; but
otherwise the majestyof the law was
thoroughly vindicated. The Leader
dislikes very much to publish the
names of any of our citizens in con-
nection with DRINKS and brawls of
this kind, but if the boys will so far
forget themselves as to transgress
the law then they must stand the
odium of publicity. The sentiment
of this community is against free
public exhibitions of the kind that
was given Friday t.-Hopkinton
Leader.
The opening game of the season
was nlayad on the home grounds in