Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-02-20
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Miss Wayne Mcmahon Of Mason
vile spent Sunday evening at the
Barry and Higgins homes.
Gus Nachtlnan went 10 Manchcs-
ter Monday where he accepted po-
sition in a meat market of that
place. His many friends wish him
success.
The infant daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs. Andrew Bruggemann died at
their home at Petersburg, Tuesday.
The funeral was held Thursday NOR
ming to St. Peter and Pauls church
at $50 Rev. Luetke offciated.
Miss Martha Goerdt returned to
her home in this city Saturday. She
has just recovered from her recent
operation which was performed in a
hospital in Dubuque. We are glad
to note that she is improving nicely.
Mrs. Goerdt went in to Dubuque
Saturday and accompanied her home
Robbers gained entrance into the
Farmers Golden Star Creamery in
Dyersville Wednesday night and
perloined therefrom a tub of butter.
Entrance to the building was gained
through the engine room, on which
the lock was broken, presumably by
a pillow from an ice box, which was
found on the floor, the lock on the
refrigerator was also broken.
w. P. Mason of Minneapolis, pro-
moter of the Minneapolis, Rochester
and Dubuque Traction Company
was at Colesburg on Wednesday, Of
last week to interview the citizens
on their attitude towards the electric
railway which he represents. The
project which is to be between Min
neapolis and Dubuque would ira
verse the county along the Clayton
county line and would pass through
Colesburg. The citizens of that
place are very enthusiastic over the
proposition.
Nora Lechtenberg, aged ten years,
daughter Of Mrs. VIM. Lechtenberg
of Dixon Settlement died Tuesday
evening at the family home, the re-
suit Of appendicitis, with which she
had been sufferer for short time
Preparations had been made for an
operation which was to have taken
place Tuesday, but the patient had
grown too weak and passed away in
the evening. The news of the death
of the child is the cause of univer-
sal sorrow in the community. The
funeral was held Friday at New
Vienna.
The marriage of Mr.. John Tren-
kamp to Miss Bernadine Raker was
solemnized in ct. Francis church
Dyersville, Tuesday morning. Feb
IL, 1907. The cermony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Warning
who also read the nuptial mass
Miss Cecilia Raker was the brides.
maid and Mr.. Theo Trenkamp was
best man. The bride wore beauti
full gown Of grey silk trimmed with
lace and also wore veil. Follow
ing the church ceremony reception
was given at the home of the groom'l
parents, which was very largely at
tended. The bride and groom wer'
presented with many handsome gift
as tokens of high esteem in which
they are held by their friends. Tit
young couple represent two wei
known families of this vicinity. Tn,
groom is son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Trenkamp of Northfork town
ship where he has grown to man
hood. He is an industrious youn,
man of good character. The brid'
is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
Raker. She is a young lady of ami
able disposition and is popula
among host Of friends. Mr.. Tren
kamp and his bride will go to Es
bon, Kansas, to reside, on tn
groom's farm, to where the bes
wishes Of their friends follow then,
The Commercial extends congratu
lations.-Commercial.