Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-06-05
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in this city Monday transacting bus
mess. i
Miss Durley visited with relatives :,
and friends at Manchester this week. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Schultz of !
near New Vienna, were here on bus
mess last Tuesday. l.
James Brunkan was transacting !,
business at Manchester last Satur-
day.
Jos. Bagge of Petersburg, was in
this city last Saturday on business.
Mic Elenz of near New Vienna,
was among the Dyersville visitors
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. KrapA were
the guests of friends in this city last
week one day.
B. Herbers of New Vienna was
transacting business in this city
Monday.
Supervisor Jonn Vorwald and
brother of New Vienna were in this
city Sunday.
Frank Hess of New Vienna was
among those who had business to
transact in this city Monday.
B. 81. Deutmeyer Of New Vienna
was in this city Wednesday on bust
ness.
Dick Schlichte of New Vienna,
had business to transact in this city
Monday.
H. Hellman of New Vienna was
transacting business in this city
Monday.
Henry Wegmann of Petersburg
had business to transact in this city
last Monday.
John Suedbeck of Petersburg was
transacting business in this city last
Saturday.
John Hueglemann of New Vienna
was transacting business in this
city Saturday.
Jos. Dettmer of Petersburg was
transacting business in this city
last Saturday.
Mr.. Meyer Of the firm of Kerper
& Meyer of Petersburg was in this
city Monday on business.
Jos. Kraph went to Chicago Tues
day on business for the Emporium
Department Store.
Henry Osterhaus Of Petersburg
was among those who had business
to transact in this city Saturday.
Mr.. J. g. Fangmann of New vi
emma was among the Dyersville cal
lers Saturday.
Glen Kremer Of Petersburg hat
business to transact in this city las
Monday.
Messrs. Fl. Stoner and Peter Glen
ent of Earlville attended the bal
game in this city last Sunday.
Theo. Steffen and son Of near Ne,
Vienna were among the Dyersvill
callers last Saturday.
Mr.. Lawrence Whiting of North
fork township had business to tran
sact at Manchester last Saturday.
Peter Even was in this city Tues
day and went to Farley where h
had business to transact.
Miss Kate Moreland who has bee
employed at Bullinger Sisters mi
linery store the past season, has re
turned to her home at Colesburg.
Miss Mary Borghorst of Mar
chester and her brother Geo. of thl
city attended the Elenz-Reis wee
dino at New Vienna Tuesday.
Mrs. Steve friedman of New v
emma and Miss Cecilia FREEDMAN
of Luxembourg were here Tuesds
and departed for Dubuque whe
they are spending few days wi
relatives.
The special election held at Cole
burg last week for voting a fra
chise to the Minneapolis, Rochest
and Dubuque Traction Company ]
suited in unanimous expressi
for the franchise Forty-eight vot
were cast.
Mrs. A. Reichert of Sand Spril
spent several days of last week Vi
ting at the home Of Mr.. and M
L. G. Smith. The latter is daug
ter of Mr.. Reichart.
Mrs. Ruby returned from vi
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Luthmers
Oelwein. Her daughter, Mrs. Lu
mers came with her and will vi
here for few days.
Invitations were received in t
CITY announcing a violin recital
the Visitation Academy Dubuque,
Wednesday evening, May Goth, G
en- by Miss Agnes Kerper, VIII
home is at New Vienna. Miss X
per was assisted by Misses Gregoi
Gieger, Thimmisch and Mr..
Schroeder.
Misses Anna and Frances Klost
mann of New Vienna were
guests of friends in this city M
day. Miss Anna has charge Of
branch store at New Vienna
Bullinger sisters the milliners.
John Strict of California arr,
here last week and has been visit
his brother, Fred Strict and FAM
The brothers had not seen each o
er since 1857, when John took
gold fever and left Iowa townsl
for California from where he {
not return until last week. He
been a successful miner in Califor
and Oregon and is well acquain
with the condition Of things in
far west. The happy meeting Of
two brothers can be better imagir
than words can tell.
HOPKINTON.
The government pure food
spector was calling on our mercha
last week. and informed them