Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-11-24

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land a turkey dinner will be served
at the restaurants. Music furnished
by Patches orchestra of Dubuque
All are cordially invited and good
time is anticipated.
DR.. E. F.. Mueller spent Friday ev
ening with friends in Dubuque.
D. w. Gehrig of Dubuque, spent
Sunday with home folks here.
1.-THE Touchdown" home tai
ent college play, which was present
ed by the members Of the Y. l.. s.
and H. N. S. in the opera house
Friday evening, proved a real treat
to all who witnessed it. A large
crowd was present and toe
much credit cannot be given to
the young people, who put forth
their best efforts to- make it a real
success. It was a play every one
could chi oy-full Of life, and the
college yells introduced were clever,
it would be repeated on Sunday
night and that possibly they would
present the play in Earlville.
H. J. Faugmann were at Dubuque,
Tuesday visiting their sister-in-law,
Mrs. VIM. Benn.
Messrs. Laura Reinert and Irene
McGovern of Dubuque, were here
Sunday visiting Mrs. Jas. Freymann
and Miss Lydia Billinger.
VIM. Marold of Dubuque, was here
over Sunday, visiting home folks
and friends.
Courtiss Light of this city went
to Chicago Saturday morning to re-
main over Sunday and witness a
couple of foot ball games.
Miss Thersia Claus Of Worthing-
ton, has been home. to visit her mo-
ther and be present at her sisters
wedding, which occurred Tuesday
morning.
Joe MorelaDd went to Waterloo
last Saturday to visit his ;brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G..
Chesterman.
Miss Kathryn Simon went to Du-
buque Wednesday to visit her SIS
ter and numerous friends:
Mrs, Sumpmann and daughter,
Miss Emma and Miss Ellen Donovan
returned to their home in Dubuque,
Friday morning. Misses Sumpmann
and Miss Donovan were on the pro-
gram for violin and vocal solos at
the bazaar Friday evening. Their
numbers were well rendered and
greatly enjoyed. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wedewer
have returned from a couple weeks
honeymoon trip In Chicago.
d. "A. .Gehrig, James Armstrong
and Henry F. Kremer were passen-
gers to DUBUQUE last Monday morn
ing' They went an business-'
Miss Helen Weber Of Farley, was
a guest of her friend: Miss Germaine
Ernester. one day last week
, ThOs. Allen. has returned, from
De Witt, where he had been spend
ing several days with his wife, who
is visiting their daughter, Mrs. w.
l.. Fenton. sY, ~ = ,,...f .,,. -
:: Miss Inez,. Putt Of Farley, attend
ed the teachers meeting here. last
Saturday and remained over Sunday
visiting at the Schacherer home.
Misses Gertrude and Ellen Meyer
were in Dubuque Tuesday calling
on numerous relatives and friends.
D. A. Gehrig spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Dubuque on business.
Supervisor Frank Holscher Of Du-
buque, was in Dyersville Friday ev-
ening.
John McKeever, Thos. McGurgan |
and Henry Dougherty Of Farley we're |
IN Dyersville few hours Wednesday.
, AL Wilhelm Of Stockton. ILL.,. was
MS parents. sisters and brothers.
n Dyersyiile. last Sunday visiting
Mert Link and Jos. Woeerdehoff
vent TO Kansas CITY last Saturday.
MIS- WIN. Warren: who had been
listing Mr.. and Mrs. Frank War
en-, and Miss Winnie Warren, at &C.
lar RAPIDS. has returned to her home
n this city.
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