Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-15
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Miss Winnie Warren returned tc
Cedar Rapids Monday morning and
will continue her course in training
for nurse at Mercy Hospital. She
has concluded a two weeks vacation
with her father, Mr.. Pat Warren,
sisters and brothers.
Miss Ida Summers of Dubuque,
spent Sunday and Labor Day with
relatives and friends in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Mic Henkels, Miss
Emma Goerdt and Chas. Lippert of
Dyersville, Miss Ida Summers and
Edmund Freiburg of Dubuque, attend
ed the labor day picnic at Bankston
Monday afternoon.
Attorney Frank Gilloon made a
business trip to Dubuque Saturday
and spent Sunday with his parents.
Messrs. and Mesdames Frank Site
Der and Arthur Miller were in Du-
buque last Monday to attend the fun
eral of their relative, the late Mrs.
Mic Beck. fat*':
10. NJ. Gehrig Of Dubuque, spent
4 Sunday with home folks in Dyers-
B Vile
Mr.. Jacob Friedman has returned
q from Des Moines where he went to-
n be present at, the, State auto dealers
convention which was held there last
week. H.. ~: H.
Louis Drexler departed last Wednes-
1 day evening fol. st. Paul where he
will attend the st. Paul Seminary
I tho coming year.
Miss Mayme aThiu of Winona,
v MINI, arrived here last Wednesday
evening on~a combined business and
& pleasure trip and remained until
Friday, a guest :: of relatives and
friends. ,-zsxl5*.s.f
Mrs. John Mueller and children
have returned from ten days visit
with brothers and sisters in Water
loo and Charles City
VIM. Marold of Dubuque. spent
Sunday with relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Ernester were pas
sengers to Dubuque Saturday, where
they spent the day with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. L. Mahony of
this city who had been guests of
relatives in Fort Dodge last week,
have returned home.
D. A. Gehrig made business trip
to the Key, City Monday.
Will Drexler left for Madison, S.
ID, last Friday evening to be pres
ent at the marriage of his brother,
Glen Drexler,, to Miss Naomi Meyer.
sss The Elks from Dyersville who
went to Dubuque last Tuesday morn
ing to attend the dedication of the
Elks new home, were. Messrs. Frank
Stieber, John 2Freymann, H. A. &C.
hrig, Jos. Denkhoff and Ed Brueck-
ner. '''. - ~
Mr. Henry Kremer received word
last Saturday of the death of his
brother, Michael. Fritz, who passed
away at his home in Arcadia, Iowa,
last Friday evening, Sept. 8, at the
4 age Of sixty years. The funeral was
held on Tuesday morning from the
home to the Catholic church in that
city, where requiem mass was cele--
brated by Rev. Father Schultz and
-interment in Catholic cemetery. Rela-
tives from here who went to Area
adia to attend he funeral were Henry
M. Kremer and Mesdames A. Dor
sner and John Frei burg.
The Progressive dancing Club held
their first dance iof the season in
the opera house Monday evening.
About fifty, couples attended and all
report an enjoyable time. The Gill
man Orchestra 81 Platteville, fur
snished the music. The Dancing
club will give a. series of dances
this winter.
Miss Irma Gehrig spent Saturday
in Dubuque.
S8ssM Miss Ruth Lockwood, of Chicago,
who has been in Dyersville spend
ing the, summer with her grandm 9TH
ser, Mrs. Lockwood, and relatives in
Farley, has returned home.
Mr.. H. G. Walker Of Chicago, ar
rived shere last week to visit fer an
indefinite time with his son, Fred.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lake and family |
OF Gutenberg, Ia, spent last Sun
day at the Frank Meyer home in
Dyersville. The son, AL, and daugh-
ter, Hilda, who had been here
"a few days, returned home with
them Sunday evening.
Friends in Dyersville were sur
prised to- learn Of the marriage of
Mr.. Glenn Drexler of Madison, S. D.,
formerly of Dyersville to Miss Naomi
Meyer,of Greeley, colorado. The mar
Rage took place at Madison, S. D.
The young couple left for st. Paul
on their honeymoon trip and Satur-
day they arrived in Dyersville and
are visiting relatives here this week.
Miss Lillian Frammelt, r. NJ, has
returned to Ft. Dodge, after spend
ing her vacation with her sisters
and brothers in Dyersville
Miss Laura Gauu of Dubuque, Wis
tied friends in Dyersville Sunday
and Labor Day
Messrs. Jerome Schueth and Pal
Mer Vickers, ;, Misses Laura Gault
and Irma Gehrig spent Monday after
noon at Rankston attending the La
Dor Day picnic.
; Miss Mary Buster is spending a
week at Cedar Rapids visiting her
brothers and sisters.
DR.: w. J. Hierstein was a passen-
ger to Dubuque Sunday
Mrs. John Keppler of Dubuque,
spent part of last week with har