Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-10-13

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The knights Of Columbus will cele
brate Columbus Day Sby giving &
grand ball the evening CT Oct. 18th
Tue Majestic Orchestra will Z render
the nuslc and buffet luncheon will
Ibe served in, the opera se,where
the dance will be held. An enjoy:
able time is anticipated.
Henry Tegeler and family have
just moved into their home In Dye1s'
vile, recently purchased from Mrs
Barbara Thrill ts =, 5S% Il II , 5Ei.
Mr.. Matt Meyer purchased the resi-
denco property formerly owned by
Mr.. Henry Grobstick, located on west
Main street. The conside ration was
szbOu, am the zeal closed last Fri
day. 81. II. {: & n " ,64
Mrs. Aug. Fitz and Mrs. Laura Eel
liz of Dubuque, spent a few days in
Dyersville last week, guests OF their
friend, Mrs. D. "A. Gehrig. 5
Mr.. ane Mrs. Frank Stieber and
Mr.. Art Miller went to Oelwein last
Sunday, and visited at the home ot
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Miller. They re.
turned nome Monday afternoon, &C.
Icompanied by the latter's wife, Mrs
Art Miller, and daughter, Miss Clara
belle, who had been guests at the
Miller home the past two weeks.
Sunday with relatives In Dyersville.
Mrs. Bunker departed for her home
in Chicago, after a seven weeks
visit with her bro hers, Messrs. Ed. J,
August and Jacob Wuchter and fam.
lilies, In this city.
Miss Leonilla Steger spent, a few
hours In Dubuque Thursday. VI, q
NJ Mr..ands Mrs. H. H. Gehrig went to
Worthing ton last Sunday to spend
the day, with the latter's moth Mrs
Sauser and other relatives.
Miss Lucy Benn OF Southfork, made
a brief visit with relatives in Dyers-
Vile Thursday. 35s5 .3f5s3 &; HI
Miss Winnie Allen spent Thursday,
in Dubuque, q guest OF her friend,
Mrs Fitzgerald. U IS. n 3.ss
III Jas. H. Denkhon made a business
trip 70 Dubuque Thursday. Va
Et5 Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Ferring OF
BankstOn, were guests of relatives
and friends in Dyersville Saturday.
"a Mrs. John Bell and son, Clarence,
spent a few hours in Dyerstile Sat
urday. 53s,s5 Il!
~ MI. B. j. Schemmel was e passen-
ger to- the Key City Wednesday
II Mr.. VIM: Schemmel spent Sunday
with relatives in Dubuque.
Z Mr.. Fletcher was q visitor at the
Mic Burlage home q couple OF days
last week III H. X n A
NJ Mrs. Thos McGrath OF Keokuk; ar
rived here Thursday evening for q
weeks visit with he paerrnts, Mr..
and Mrs, Jas Lemback and brother
in;law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Ham. I:
Misses Anna and Irma Gehrig
spent Wednesday and Thursday with
relatives and friendy in Dubuque.
s Oryal sMIachagan spent Sunday with
his parents in Dyersyille.
Dubuque Thursday, where she re-
manned tor . days visit with rela-
tives. N sst&55 AZ
Mr.. D. a. Gehrig departed Tues
day morning for a couple OF Weeks
business trip to Omaha, Sioux Ealls
and other points. i. III A z.
Mrs. Vogel has returned from sisl 9 9
brief visit with her, relatives and
friends in Cedar Rapids. ~
ssh VIM. Marold Of Dubuque was q
Dyersville visitor last Sunday.
The Dyersville Canning Factory
has completed the seasons run, which
because OF the early frost was only
! third az the corn canned last year
However; the 10000 cans this years
packfis Of the best quality.
q Henry Schaffer was called TO Still
water, Oklahoma, because OF the very
serious illness Of his father. N
I, Misses Edna and Stella Schemmel
were passengers to Dubuque Satur-
day, where they spent the day.
z Mr.. and Mrs. John A. SCHNEIDER
announce the birth Of son, born
Oct. 6. n .S.;
b MI. and. Mrs. Frank Smith and
son have moved into their beautiful
new home just completed in East Dy-;
ersVille. 1t Is among the most mod
ern and finest homes in the city.
Cashier Henry +. Kremer and son,
Joseph, were among the Dubuque
callers Last Saturday. 81.
H. A. Gehrig made a business trip
to Dubuque last Monday.
Mess1s. Wm. ChWala and VIM
Machogan went to Independence,
THURSDAY, where they attended to
business b5s 5 81 Il
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Oehler went
to Hopkinton last Sunday to spend
the day with their children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Oehler and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Lux.
4 Mrs. George Ham of Dyersville,
and sister, Mrs. Thos. MoGrath, OF
keokuk went to Dubuque Friday,
where they spent few days.
Mrs. Jonn Alsop was hostess to
the members of the Ladies Guild at
her home Wednesday afternoon. The
usual time was given to needleWork,
for the church bazaar and late IN
the afternoon a dainty luncheon
was served, closing a delightful af-
tern DON. s:s 435ts8
u Mrs. Jane Lippert spent a few days
of hast week with relatives in Du-
buque. She will also visit her son
and daughter-in-law Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lippert, at Graf.
VIM. Heit Of New Hampton, who