Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-11-17

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Thos. Allen went to De Witt, We'd
nesaay ana VIII return in lew
days with his vile and also his
daughter, Mrs. Leo r enton. and
BABY daughter. 52es,J H. .sg
MISS Grace Meloy Of Dubuque wa.
a guest OF her trlen0, Mrs. Jos. l..
Man0ney, Wednesday evening. She
also attended the dance in the opera
mouse that evening. 5t.$ 81 g.
Miss O'Rourke of Dubuque, was in
Dyersvile Wednesday evening and
attended the dance in the opera
mouse. She also demonstrated a few
on the new dances and organized a
dancing class. III y z5ss.f N
FREQ Gehrlg, travelling salesman.
spent Sunday with home folks in Dy-
ersville. l. ",
Mr.. James Harris. who received
SUCH painful and serious burns in his
face b1canse of the explosion OF q
can of gun powder, is getting along
as well as can be expected For a
time it was thought his eyesight
might be impaired, but hopes are CIV
en- now for mis- complete recovery.
Miss Smith, Of Dubuque, who has
been in Dyersville for the past two
weeks, returned to her home in sDu-
buque Friday evening. @s~
Miss Edith Volt OF Earlyille, was
q guest at the Henry Oehler home
here Saturday.
Mesdames VIM. Hammer, s. Albang
Frank Augustine, H. Foebher went to
Cedar Rapids Friday and attended
the funeral Of their relative, the late
Mr.. John Wieneke.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. E. Conklin and
children have just returned from
Bellevue, where they attended the
wedding OF Mrs. Conklin's brother.
Mr. Michael Wagner, to Miss Eliza
beth Mootz. st *, H.. q. 4. F.
The Alumnae OF the St. Frances
Academy, are advertising a bazaar
u be- held in St. Frances Hall Tues
day and Wednesday both afternoon
and evening. A fine display Of fancy
articles and aprons will be on sale,
and lunch will be served. A musical
program will be rendered in the even
ing. q f.. Y
Ted Furry, Of Des Moines. travel
| ing salesman, arrived here Sunday
and spent the day as guest #ot his
| friend, Fred Gehrig. .s
| Supervisor Holscher OF Dubuque
came to his home in Dyer1vill0 We'd.
| nesday and is spending the remain:
der of the week with his wife md
family. III
Mr.. and Mrs. McSchrodt Of Des
Moines, who were guests III &C the
Henkel home hi this city this week
and also visited numerous other reh
| hou ysntnsN1
Miss Alberta Conlh, r. NJ, who
has been caring for Mrs. Henry Au
gQstine for the past month, has re.
ing her patient II much better health
Dr.. Jas. Leig. Aof Evanston, Ill.
was in Dyersville the fore part Of
the week to spend a few days with
his mother and sister, Miss Rose
and also his brother-in-law and sis.
tier, MFsNAnd Mrs. D. w. Armstrong
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul. Lattner Of Ce
tdar Rapids, autoe dto Dyersville, tc
visit the latter's mother and sisters
From here they went to Dubuque to
visit for. a few hours with their
son, Bedford, who is student at
Dubuque college.
Jack Frost and Miss Stella Schem'
mel of this city, went to Dubuque,
last Sunday to attend the. foots ball
game, Dubuque Braves vs.. Dyersville
Eleven. : Il
Mrs. M. Hittemiller and daughter.
in-law, Mrs. Jack Hittemiller, and
daughter, Priscilla, were in Man
chester Saturday, spending the day
with friends. rs
Al Schrup and E. Kaep OF Dubuque
were here Friday and enjoyed a hunt
ing trip i. 3s N i. g.$:t
"A concert and luncheon was at
tended 1t the M. E. church parlors,
Wednesday evening from seven to
eight o'clock. Rev. Pyle Of Farley,
and pastor OF the church and mum
Der of the faculty of Epworth Semi
nary, were here. The program rem
dered by the Epworth guests was
greatly enjoyed; also q dainty lunch
con served after the program was
enjoyed by many. s.s
Leo Ament, travelling salesman.
was In Dyersville Sunday, visiting
relatives and friends. a3'
John Holscfer made business
trip to Bloomington, Wis, the fore
part of last week.
Y The Study Center, which was ar
ranged by Supt. Flynn, was held in
the opera house Saturday and was
largely attended by the school teach
ers and pupils Of the schools In Du-
buque county, Many interesting lee
lures were heard, particularly those
Of Prot. Cable and Miss Roberts Of
the State Normal at Cedar Falls.
The pupils Of the public school had
some yery fine work on EXHIBIT and
the teachers were invited to the
school.
4 Mrs. S. Kortenkamp eand children,
Of Aurora are in Dyersvile visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stoeckl,
and many friends.
& Cashier Henry F. Kemer made a.
business trip to Dubuque Wednesday.
Misses Amelia and Eleanor Kirch-
,hoff, of this city, went to Dubuque,
Saturday, where they spent the day
with friends. 5
Miss Helen Raffauf, R. NJ. was
called to Manchester, last week to