Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-01-27
DVERSVILIE.'

| DYERsvILLE.'
| MIR. Richart' W. Gadsden, former
resident OF this city and ONE of the
early settlers in this county passed
away early, on Saturday morn
ing at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Straussen at Rogers
Park, Chicago. Deceased had been
in very good health up to a week
before his death. when he contract
es. a bad case Of pneumonia which
was considered very serious from
the beginning and soon death came
Ito relieve his suffering. Mr.. Gadsden
was horn in Somersetshire, England,
in the year 1888 and while still very
young he came to this country and
settled in Dyersville which place he
made his home until four years ago.
He was married to Miss Phoebe Bak-
ler, who preceded him in death about
ten years ago. He left here &tf0Ar,
Iyears ago and has since hve1 with
his daughter in Chicago. The re-
mains were brought to Dyersville on
the early train Tuesday morning and
funeral services held in the NJ. : e..
church, of which he was an ardent
worker and devoted member. Rev.
miller OF Cedar Falls and Rev. G.
Stltntz of Farley had charge of the
funeral services and interment was
made in Mt. Hope cemetery in this
city.
The sad news of the DEATH of Miss
Matte MaLvin, who passed away at
her home in Bell Fourche, S. D.,
came as shock to her many friends
| in Dyersville. Deceased had been in
good health and had been attending
revival meetings at the church and
on Tuesday evening on her way home
she suffered paralytis stroke and
after several hours of unconscious
ness she died at an early hour We'd
nesday morning. Deceased had lived
in Dyersvllle with her mother and
brother, Attorney Joseph Malvin and
family until seven years ago when
they all went to Bell Fourche and
! have since made that place their
home. Her sudden and unti.nely
''eath has caused much sorrow in
Dyersville.
Miss Nellie Binning was hostess to
the Embroidery club at her home
, last Thursday afternoon. Several
hours were spent at necdlework fol-
! lowed by a delicious luncheon which
Eclosed a very enjoyable meeting.
Miss Alma Schemmvel will enter
tain the members of the S. 0. P. H.
club at her home Wednesday evening
of this week. The last meeting being
held at the home Of the Misses Win
nia and Irene Warren on last Mon
day evening. The hostess cousin
Miss Kathryn Warren Of Emmets-
blrg, was a guest of honor at the
meeting. Delicious refreshm ents were
served at the close of the meeting.
The X. of C. dance which was CIV
en- in the opera house last Wednes-
day evening was a very enjoyable af-
fair. About fifty couples we're pres
ent and at eleven thirty luncheon
was served. The music was furn 'sh-
ed by the Majestic orchestra OF Du-
lbuque.
The Kelly Singing orchestra will
furnish music for dance to be
given in the opera house Thursday
evening.
Bishop Schinner of Spokane
Washington, was in Dyersville spend
ing the week end with his friend,
Very Rev. Father Warming. He left
Monday morning for Chicago where
he will visit tor some time. He Will
stop at ,Dyersville enroute to ths
nome III .WdS1lu6ool dIiA h'"h~
longer visit.
Mrs. A. NJ. Utt made a business
trip to Dubuque Wednesday.
Mrs. Lawrenec Jaeger spent last
"wednesday, with relatives at Farley.
VIM, J. Marold OF Dubuque was in
lDyersyille Sunday spending the day
with relatives.
Attorney Frank Gilloon made
business trip to Dubuque Tuesday.
, Misses Leonilla Steger and Irene
Mack sDent a few hours in Dubuque
last Thursday.
i The Priscilla club was entertain
ed last Thursday evening at the
lhome of Mrs. Peter Hinke's. Tlse ev
ening was spent at cards after which
1.-The guests partook of a very dehcaoal
two cours. luncheon.
/ D, w. Gehrig of Dubuque spen
Sunday with home folks IN Dyers
vile.
Il Mrs. Rumsey returned to- her home
at Manchester after two. weeks
visit at the home of her son-inlaW
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Machogan, in this city.
I Miss Lucy Warren returned to he
home in this city, having concludet
a visit of three months with he
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Mex
Warren, and family at Emmetsburg
} Iowa. She was accompanied home b
her cousin, Miss Kathryn Warren
} who will visit with relatives in Dy
ersvnle for an indefinite time.
Geo. Ham closed real estate dea
} last Thursday morning whereby tn
. property in West Dyersville owne'
by VIM. Walters passed to the own
: ershipfof Hiering Bros, Of this city
The consideration was $10,252. on
OF tie largest BUSINESS deals tran
sact1A in Dversyille for some month