Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-06-30

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Richard Weidert, Of Bayles's Col
lege was visiting home folks Over
/ Sunday. y + .@ y ..cee q. "
Mrs: Henry Kremer and sister
Miss Elizabeth Neidenbacker wen
to: Dubuque, Thursday morning
where they spent the day will
friends. %,- :.
1 DR.. j. L.. Brooks spent Sunday will
his family at Iowa City, and returned
last Monday accompanied by his son
! friend, AustjlSfV ickers and othel
friends in tItss City. y:[s...s. i, i !,
! Mr.. JohPsss2Allen and sister, Miss
Minnie AIN and Miss Magdaline
Link autoedsto De Witt, Friday morn
ing, where they spent the day with
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen and Mr. and
Mrs. William Tenton.
: Mrs. Cronin, OF Cedar Rapids, was
in Dyersyille last week a guest Of
relatives and friends. She was &C.
companied home Friday morning. by
her daughter, Miss Loretta Cronin,
who has been b, school teacher in
this vicinity for the past year. y.
y Prof Paul Tonner was Dubuque
passenger Thursday morning. y NJ.
Mrs. Turley, of this city, and her
guest, Mrs. Ohrn, of Independence,
were passengers to Dubuque, Thurs
day morning, where. they spent the day
with relatives. .'-,e' E.3&. ,.
Miss Maylou Richards, of Charter,
Oak, Iowa, is a guest Of Mrs. D. W..
Armstrong. ~ s.<s
Misses Leonitta Kriebs and Lenilla
Steger were in Dubuque last Thurs
day spending the day.
Mrs James Armstrong returned to
her home at Waterloo having spent
a few days with home folks in Dy-
ersville. "a hi Iss. "a ~ a IT
y Mr.. Kenneth Vickers spent last
week in Trayer, Iowa, where he is a
guest among numerous relatives. S&
J Mr. Harry Morse of Stockton, ILL.,:
was a guest of his friend, Palmer
Vickers two days last week. He left
Thursday morning for San Francisco,
California, where he will visit the.
exposition. S..., a:
+ Mr.. and Mrs. James Armstrong, Of
Waterloo, d. w. Gehrig and William
Marold, of Dubuque, Fred Gehrig, Of
Des Moines, were in Dyersville, Tues
day evening, and were present at a
family dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Gehrig, for Mr.. and Mrs. Dial
Gehrig in celebration of the latter's
fortieth wedding anniversary. 80.
:, Rev. and Mrs. Burton Epson, OF
Farley, were in this city Sunday
evening. The former pastor of
Christ Episcopal church conducted
the evening service. Al ,. ,>tSsts 'sI =
Miss Thersia Wuchter closed a
very successful term of school last
and celebrated the event
with a picnic for the pupils on the
school grounds. It proved a very
enjoyable day.
Miss Margaret Wuchter spent Mon
lay at Ryan, Iowa. 1sfi Gs.5 Ii.
Rev. Father T. Kreimer was home
visiting his sister, Miss Anna and
brother, Bernard, Monday.
Miss Lucy Benn, of Worthington,
spent a few hours with relatives In
this city, Monday.
Z D. "A %Gehrig made a trip to ~Du-
buque. Monday morning, where he
will attend the picnic at the shooting
park, given by the sharp shooters. =
N Miss Irene Warren left Monday
for Mt. Vernon, Iowa, where
she will take a six weeks course in
Normal training and a special course
in Domestic Science. 81, x
The Chautuaqua season opens in
June 26, and the pro-
grams arranged by the Traverse
Wick Chautauqua company are said
to be. the best they have ever had.
The tickets are on sale and have
been the past week., SO the crowds
tickets have already been sold.
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