Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-04-13
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visitors at the home of Chris. Mier-
sen. Jr. at Dyersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Putt and children
Of Export spent Sunday at the II. w.
i u home.
Mr.. Waters Of Oklahoma was call
Ing on friends in town and vicinity
the first Of tie week. He is neph-
ew of Rev. George Waters, who was
pastor Of the United Brethren church
here some years ago. and had been
at Beloit, Wisconsin, where his daIgh
ter resides.
The Twentieth Century Review
club will meet with Mrs. Craig on
Tuesday, Apri, 18th. Following is
the program:
Roll call-Response from Shakes,
peare.
Lesson Review.
Women in Politics. Mrs.
Foote.
DISCUSSION Ct above subject by the
club.
John Putt Of Elkport spent Sun
'ay here with his son. H. w. Putt,
md family.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. James and
sons. Paul and Dwisat of Gutten-
berg. were visitors at the Ed Hyde
home recently
Mrs. Ryan and Mrs. VIM. Adams
returned Monday from two weeks
visit at the Dan Costigan home at
Blooming Prairie, Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meyers of Pet
ars5urs were an ong our Sunday call
ers.
George Gore Jr. left the first CT
the week for Rhame. South Dakota.
with view Of taking up claim. His
wife and son, Clifford. have gone to
Caledonia. Minnesota, to visit with
er.relatives during his absence.
A company Of townspeople HE'D
themselves to Little Turkey Friday,
where they spent the day worship
ing at the shrine of Isaac Walton.
The following ANGLERS composed the
,7''ty: E. E. Peck, DR.. and Mrs. G.
H. Jacobs, Mesdames Alba Walker
and Bertha Coon and Misses Mamie
'c.ts, blanche Grimes and Ines
Brown. The finny tribe succeeded
'retty wei! in eluding them, but the
fish stories they tell are of the aver
age sort.
A number of teamsters hauled OF
70 Hangs household goods to Dyers.
Vile Monday, from which place they
will be shipped to Great Bend, Kan
sas.
Mrs. w. H. Bush is improving from
her recent illness.
Ms. David Moreland has been con-
fined to her home by illness during
the East week. Her many friends
hope for her speedy return to health.
The l.. o. o. F. and Rebekah
lodges entertained at their hall last
Saturday evening, in honor OF Mr..
Ind Mrs. Otto Hang, previous to their
departure for their new home at
Great Eend. There was a large
crowd present and the evening was
spent in social intercourse, conclud-
ing with banquet. After wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Haug God speed and
happiness and, prosperity in 4. their
Kansas home the company dis
persed to their several homes.
]. R. Grimes Is about the proudest
man ever. And he has just and SUI
ficient reasons to be, for on Tuesday,
lpril 5th the stork visited hts home.
Its "a boy, weight ten pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker were
Dyersville visitors the first Of the
week.
Otto Haug and family took their
departure from our burg where they
have resided for the past thirteen
ears, on Monday. Mr.. Haug and
fTed will go direct to Great Bend,
where they are to begin work April
18th Mrs. Haug and daughters, vi
ola and Lydia will spend couple Of
weeks visiting friends and relatives
I'm Dubuque. While regretting their
departure. Colesburg friends extend
their hearty best wishes for them in
heir new location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Timm, OF Greel
! ", and other relatives were in the
,ity Friday enroute to Millville, with
the remains of Mrs. Timm,s brother,
William Bretz. whose death occur
red at his home in western Iowa.
Mrs. NJ. "A. Hodges is at home from
oelwein where she spent the winter
with her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
samuel Slick.
Calvin Eolsinger is a victim of
| lnflammatcry rheumat.sm.
| Miss Mary Mitchell was Sunday
.uest ct the Ed Hyde home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Grimes were
Dyersyille callers Monday.
The Big Four orchestra Of Calmar,
played for a dance here Wednesday
light.
Mrs. ]. H. Bucknam returned to
Dyersville Tuesday afternoon from a
short visit at the Walker House. She
, was here to help her mother, Mrs
NJ. NJ. Boomer, to celebrate her s2nd
i birthday, April 9th.
s. X. Myers of Manchester deliver.
/. ed fine piano at the Methodist
) church in this city Thursday. The
urchase CT this piano has been made
possible largely through the persona
lieffalts CT Mrs. NJ. E. Dittmer, and t.
her and all the friends who respond
!, ed SO literally and willingly with the
> wherewithal to purchase it oul
: thanks are due. 1t will certainly BIZ