Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-05-19
DYERSVILLE.... 4.


Emmett Warren OF Dubuque was
home Saturday and Sunday spending
the day with home folks S
Mr. and Mrs. j. e. Armstrong and
Mr.. and Mrs.. Arthur Holbrook, Of
Waterloo, autoed to Dyersville in
the formers car Saturday night and
spent Sunday with relatives. 4:
D.. w. Gehrig and Walter Ellwan-
ger, OF Dubuque, were in Dyersville1
Sunday, visiting; at. the Gehrig home,
and also enjoying 2 picnic at Camp
PlOessel y 4. 80 E5- j ~
q. Mrs. " Ed. Cooper y and daughter;
Miss Mildred j. Of Parkersburg, ar
rived Saturday, and spent couple
Of days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Buchanan and sister, Miss
Abbie. s;s S .Sss y5, is Sd. .:;
& Mrs. J. Rumsey returned to her
home at Manchester, Thursday. hay
ing spent several weeks in Dyers-
vile visiting her ~ son-in-laW and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. William
FMach0gan. NJ nd. III NJ.
Mrs. Henry Muehe is ! id Mason
City visiting her daughter, Mrs. An
ma Goerdt. a 5s$
Miss Anna Fitzpatrick, Of Dubuque,
was in .Dyersville last week guest.
OF Mrs: William HaggertN
Thursday afternoon, Miss Marga-
ret Wuchter, OF this city and Miss.
Anna Fitzgerald, of Dubuque, went
to Dundee where they spent a few
hours with friends.
DR.: T. .SF. Muller was at Waterloo
several days last week attending q
medical meeting. On Friday he
went to- Chicago and remained until
Saturday night attending business.
Mrs. Eugene Mahony and Mrs. l..
Donovan OF Bernard, Iowa, were in
Dyersville several days last week.
guests Of the formers SON and
dRughter-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
T., Mahoney. \ 81 3t.s fs;s5
III D. "a. Gehrigs made q business trip
to Dubuque, Saturday. .5.44:
Mr.. Tony Scheycr attended the
base ball game at Dubuque, Friday.
Miss Lena Buster, OF Cedar Rap
ids spent several days with her:
mother and sisters, Misses Mary
and Clara at home in Dyersville.
Little James Armstrong, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Armstrong has
been quite i'll the past week. Glad.
II Miss Antoinette Scharphoff, Of Du:--;,
buque, spent Sunday with her
friends. Misses Mary and Anna
Klinkner at their. home in Dyersville.
Mrs. John Keppler, Of Dubuque,
spent a short time with Mrs. Schem-
mel, her sister in Dyersville. ., II,
3 Miss Helen Raffauf, r. n, has re-
turned from Delhi, where she has
been caring for q patient for the
past few weeks. 55 NE 4 E{s 4 Ss @s55 v /.
@ Fred Allen and Kenneth Vickers,
were in Dubuque last Friday.
Mrs. D. W. Armstrong and ~ Mr..
and Mrs. L. G. Smith went to TDu-
buque last Monday afternoon and :
attended the show, The New Hem
erietta'' at the grand opera house
that evening. 5 al & VI &, HUH &
Misses Irene Mack, Myrtle May,
IFlorabelle Faha, and LeOnilla Steg-S
er went to PeOsta last Wednesday
and spent the day among numerous
relatives and attended a Catholic ba-
zaar that evening. MI The following
day Misses Leonilla Steger and
Myrtle May went to Dubuque and
attended thet graduating exercises at
the Dubuque academy Of music.
II The Commercial Club banquet Civ
en- Wedne sday evening in the OPP
era house was a very social affair
and was attended by over a hundred
men. Mr.. Leo Mulgren, OF Dubuque.
was the speaker Of the evening, but
other speeches were made and
a very fine musical program was
rendered by the following. Mr.. JOS.
Mitchell, Of Dubuque, rendered sew
eral vocal selections Prof Elderly,
Of Independence pleased his audience
with violin solos. The Concordfa
club was heard in two selections.
Prof. TOnner and Mr. Frank Turley
Of this city, rendered piano solos. III
FL The Knights of Columbus dance
which was held In the opera house
evening was largely attend
ed by Knights Of Columbus of the
towns as we'll as the
Dyersville members. A fine lunch-}
con was served In the hall and the
music was a furnished by the Ma
jestic orchestra Of Dubuque.
II Mr.. A.. ". Lippert will open a
new moving picture theater in open
air. He will call It the Air Dome,
and will show every evening with
change gof program. The opening |
night will be Monday and special |
music will be heard. N
Mrs. Otto Hesselman and sister,
Miss Calista Banning were Dubuque
visitors last Saturday.
y Miss Mae Keefe, Of Elma, Iowa.
was a guest Of Mrs. T. III I Gilloon
in this city the fore part OF last
week. IL. III
Fred. S. Gehrig, salesman for ARM