Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-11-17
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DYEReylllE. Il.
/ Last Weeks Letter.

Mr.. Chas. Binning, one Of Dyers-
yille's pioneer ana higny esteemed
,res,aenls, passeo away at the 1am am
home at an early hour last SUNDAY
incoming. Deceased was seventy-seV-
en- years OF age and death came as
a great relief to the-patient sui
fere,r. who has been i'll tor many
months. DECEASED was born IN
,CIer, 4 Somers+tshire. England, IN !
November, 1887, and in tue nome ne OF
his birth he was euucaled ana grew
to MANHOOD. In March, 1864, heNW Was
uniLea in marriage. to MISS Mary a.
Carver. The ceremony was perIol M
ed in Chedder Baptist church. Cleur,
AFTER which the young couple reSlo-
ed on a tarm near Cleur until 1889,
wnsn they immigrated to this coun
try. coming directly to DyersVlue,
and resiulng on farm near mere
Mr.. Blnnlng was energetic and was
.suncess1ul In all shia undertakings,
and In 1901 came 'toG Dyelsvllle.W hacf
has since been. his home. Three
s.cnildern blessed their union, one
som red, who resides on q farm,
near here, two daughters, Nellie. AZ
home. and Harriet, who later ma ~
ed treu Evans and preceded her Ia
ther in death about twenty years
EGO. Mr.. Binning is well known here,
always having enjoyed the acQualnl-
ance and friendship OF many people.
He was q devoted husband, kind
father and a good neighbor, and 70
the grief stricken wife and children
heart felt sympathy is extended IN
their hour ct deepest SORROW. IN w
eral services were held Wednesday
afternoon from the family home TO
the M. E. church, where Rev. Kyle
conducted the services. Pail bearers
were Messrs. VIM. Machoean, Harry
Nichols, DR.. A. T. Hummel, George
Nichols, lrank Whiting and Louis
.Gerkeu. Interment in Mt. Hope ceme-
terry, this city. III
I Miss Winnie Allen and brothers,
Fred and Ernest, lave returned from
De Witt, where they went last tues
day to attend the funeral services OF
their 3brother-in-law, the late Mr.. w.
L. Fentor Services were held from
the home to the Christian church,
then to Elmwood cemetery, where
interment took place 5 /. sH !,
"A pretty autumn wedding occurred
in st. francis church, this City, We'd
nesday morning, when Miss jose
phine Schlarman became the wife OF
Mr., Bernard Wedewer, OF NewVien-
ma. Rev. Father Warning performed
the sacred ceremony and read the
nuptial mass. The bride wore q dress
Of white silk crepe du CHEN with
pearl and lace trimmings. She wore
q veil and carried q prayer book
and rosary. Her maid and sister,
Miss Philomena Schlarmann, wore q
pale blue silk with chiffon over
dress and carried carnations. MI.
Henry Wedewer acted as best man.
The bride is q daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. SchlarmRn Of Dyersvile;
the groom q son Of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Wedewer Of New Vienna. The young
couple are well known. After a
brief honey moon trip in Chicago,
they will make; their home in Dy-
ersville.
Jack Frost and Miss Stella Self
emmel were among = number from
here who went to- Dubuque Sunday
to attend the foot ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kilbreth announce
the birth of daughter. born last
Thursday. 45.isf S
Mrs. Julius Jaeger has return
ed from Mercy Hospital, having re-
covered from an operation for ap-
pendicitis. D,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Sudmeier of the
city. Mrs Binning of Manchester,
and Mrs. Lukins and daughter, Miss
Buehla, of Hartley, went to Dewitt,
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
the late w. L. Fenton- 30
Mrs. Gilbert Ferring Of Bankston,
was in this city last Saturday and
visited her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Manley, after which she
went to Dubuque, where she Joined
her husband and they will make Du-
buque tEeir home in the future. Mr..
Ferring VII be proprietor of an in
door base ball hall between six
and seventh Main street.
Mr., and Mrs. Barney Setting Of
Elgin, Nebraska, visited numerous
relatives and friends here tie past
few weeks. Trey were en- re"+e to
their home from Madison, where they
visited among relatives.
George Werner of this city, left
for Aurora, where Re, will '-isit for
.