Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-01-29
DYERsvILLE.

j. H. Pasker Of New Vienna was
n this city Monday on business.
Lawrence Nachtmann Of Dubuque
spent Sunday with home folks and
Dyersville friends.
Vim. Manager Of New Vienna was
q Dyersville visitor Saturday.
Miss Addie Oehler was visitor
in Dubuque Tuesday.
Jake Smith of Almoral was a
visitor in Dyerville.
Messrs and Mesdames John
Boeckenstedt and Joseph Summer
of New Vienna visited relatives
here Sunday
Herman Koelker and Henry Jas
per were at Des Moines several days
this week transacting business.
J. F. Link and daughter Miss
Rose, left Friday morning for Chi
cago, where the latter will remain
ror some time with relatives.
Misses Elizabeth and Mary Krier
who were guests at the John New
home in this city for week, left
Saturday morning for few days
visit, prior to their return home TO
Caledonia, MINI.
Mrs. Cathrine Kraph has gone to
Kingley, Ia, to be in attendance at
the wedding Of her neice, Miss
Mamie Kraph to Mr.. Martin, which
will occur on next Monday.
~ C. B Willenborg and family at
tended the Willenborg-Raker we'd
ding at New Vienna Tuesday.
Ed Budden of Granville, who has
been visiting with relntives at Pet.
ersburg the past few weeks, return
ed to his home Wednesday evening
Messrs and Mesdames Henry and
VIM. Sebers of New Vienna were il
this city Monday morning en- route
to Dubuque, where they spent the
day on business.
Geo. Rogers and wife Of NORTH
Fork township were in the city Mon
day on business. While here the,
re-rented the Henry Oehler farm fol
another year.
Jacob Kerper of New vienn;
was in this city Monday morning Ell
route to Dubuque, where he went Oh
business. He was accompanied b,
his daughter, Mrs. L Wilging, WHIT
had been a guest at the Kerpe
home for a few days.
Peter Meyer and wife of Peters
burg mourn the loss of their young
est child Lester, age three year
and two months at their home las
Thursday evening. The little on
had been ill but a few days and
was believed he died from brail
fever, but since it's death severa
other of their children have bee
seriously ill and it is reported tina
death was caused by poisoned mil
or water. The burial was mad
Sunday afternoon in the catholi
cemetery. The bereaved parent
have the sympathy of their friend
in their time Of sorrow. The alllict
ed ones are improving, as are ais
the children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anto
Kerper Of the same place.
1 In st. Francis church at eigh
O'Clock was soiemnized the marriag
of Miss Frances Kramer, daughte
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kramer wee
of town to Mr.. Chas. Philips OF nea
Earlville. Rev. Father Warnin
spoke the sacred words which unit
ed for better or worse these popuia
young people. The bridal coupl
were attended at the alter by he
sister, Miss Cornelia Kramer an
Mr.. Herman Wineke of this city
A reception was rendered the happ
couple at the home If TIE bride
parents where many OF the neigh
bors and friends assembled to max
merry and extend their congratuls
tons to the happy welded couple
The bride is charming young lad
and has a host of friends who wis
her continued happiness in her wee
ded life. The groom is son {
Mrs, Philips south OF Earlville. FL
is trustworthy and ambition
young man and is worthy of tn
bride he has won. They will go t
housekeeping on a farm near Ear
vile. We extend congratulations