Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-11-22
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: A. II "a ktpp home last Wednesday.
Henry Eikens and Mss Dora Kipp,
being the contracting parties. The
ceremony was performed ~ Rev.
spape lat ST oniface church New
.;Sii...ina at s clock in the morning.
Me- i. y fertS families were present at;
the home to offe rcong ratula.io and
5partak e fsthe wedding feast Dane
Sing was .nduigell in in the evening
I and also on Thursday evening. Mr..
ManG Mrs. Eikens will reside on a
farm near the parental homes. It
+ NJ the wish of tneir many friend1
that their edde4 life may be long
and happy one
We are ii receipt Of the blowing
/ commnnica alton which we gladly APP
pend. gs@ $s .$s.
"a ladies Shakespeare Climb was
organized on the 18th inst at the
home OF Mrs. Julia Bolstnger. Those
constituting the charter mem berss'
lare. as follows: IRIS. Mary J. Viii
son, president Mrs. Julia Bolsinger,
vice president; Miss Anna Riegal,
l treasurer; melnbe Mrs. Virginia
i Dittmer Mrs. & abeth Grimes,
Misses, Blanche Griynes, NJ ildlreed
IsBlsh, Gertrude NJ oreland, Fannie
IMoreland, ana Hattie Kruemple The
Il club VIVA he called the Clionian Club
lClub colofS are white and green.
From this beginning we hope to grow
and multiply as the sands Of the sea
/ in numbers and knowledge. We are
Hooking forward to q pleasant and
q profitable years study In the realm
Of shakespereanS lore, and as we
a are sure to secure much inspira ion 81
3l,through Qua. Dung pastor Rev. G S =:
Harvey, who is an accompl lt'afla
Z |Shakesperean scholar and "a gentle
manao1 erudite learning, having grad grad
! uated Wn.h unusual honos some few
: years since at Bowdoin College elias
sic y halls, Maine The gentleman Is
also a seasoned orator, having been
+ q,pon the lecture platform for 4: some
time as well as, popular pulitzer
I The next meeting Of the Clionia nal
: Club win be held at the home @
: Miss Mildred Bush Wednesday even
I; ling, November 20, 1911 5
4 (Sgned) Mrs. NJ. ]. Wilson:
While Bert Nobel and his sister
\ were enroute home from the Kipp
Eikens wedding Wednesday evening
Z their horse ran away. They were
both thrown out when the bugg,
was upset in the ditch. Neither was
= seriously injured however, but the
buggy was s,na she'd to smithereens
The horse was caught after run
Ming consid erable distance.
Mrs. Jennie Moreland was over
from Gutenberg the first Of the
week to spend few days witt
Il friends,
VIM. Vail OF Macomb, Illinois, is Y
!, CUES. here at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. L. w. Maxwell.
Wes Schwietert OF Redfie.d. soutt
Dakota, Is here for a visit with his
4, mother and numerous other relatives
( and friends. I.
Henry Littig and VIM. Adams
drove to Gutenberg Sunday. where
"a meeting Of the blacksmithss Of
this section was held
Miss Carrie Munyon has returned
to her home at Bayard, the millinery
season having closed a;
John H. Adams has secured the
services Of Mr.. Lippert Of Dyersville,
who win assist him in the local bar
Der shop. e ~ s " y. 81.
Il g. F. Knee and family lett last
a Monday for Great Bend, Kansas
where they expect to spend the
winter. e n 81;
Mrs. d. w. Smith and son Carl
have returned from Cedar Rapids
and viii probably remain here for
the winter. .5 III.
DR.. IN. p. Dittmer was a profes.
SIGNAL caller at Gl nuremberg on Mon.
day. .i$S 4. y. IF q .:5:s ~