Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-04-12


Mrs. Ed. Cooper is here for a few
days visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Buchanan, and sister, Miss
Abbie She is enroute to her home
to Chicago.
F. M. Rosselle of Billings, Mont,
was in Dyersyille for visit with
his brother, DR., G. G. Roselle and
family. He left for his home the
forepar't Of the week.. ~,.
Mrs. Jas. Reynoldson and son., Ray
who have been visiting the formers
father, Aug. Muehe, went to PPring-
ham and return. but will leave shortl
for Esterville at which place they
will make their home for the future.
Harold Zeigler OF Tacoma, Wash
ington, arrived in Dyersville the fore
part Of the week for a lengthy WIS.,
1t with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wilhelm and family.
Miss Louise Hessleman has re-
turned from Cellar Falls where she
visited her sister, Miss Zita Hessel-
state normal
Miss Wayne ThilI of Winona,
Mimi, spent a few hours in Dyers-
vile Tuesday afternoon attending to
business. She returned to her home
the same evening
Miss Elsie Bechman has returned
from Nashua where she visited her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs Chas. Bechnaan.
Miss Orlinda Hansen was a passen-
ger o the city Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Rischatsch of
St. Paul were in Dyersville Saturday
and Sunday visiting at the D. A.
Gehrig home. They We're On their
way home after months visit at
New Orleans, Chicago and Dubuque.
Mrs. VIM. Woerdehoff and sister,
Miss Francis Woerdehoff went to Du-
buque Tuesday and were guests Of
DR.. H. A. Stump mann and family for
a couple of days. TN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Schmiding of
Madison, Mimi, who have been here
since the death of the late Mrs.
krogmann have gone to their home.
Mrs. Michael Ltnch and daughter,
Miss Just, went to Chicago Tues
day where they Will spend a week Wis
ting relatives.
Rev. ]. c. Wneeke of Cedar Falls
was Dyersville visitor the forepart
OF the week. While here he visited
his sister, Sister M. Callista and
Rev. Father Warning at the Paro-
cial residence.
During the past week a deal was
closed. whereby the Pennsylvania Ho
tel owned by Jas Platz was sodl to
Mr.. John ,Lennihan of Stevens Point,
A Wis. Mr.. Lenahan and fanny will
move to Dyersville Immediately and
Mr.. Platz and family will go to live
on far in Wisconsin. -aIe. -s--s
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Ferring of
Dubuque announce the birth of a
daughter, born April 2, Mrs. Ferring
will be remembered as Miss Margar
ct Quirk form erly Of Dyersville.
At meeting Of the city codnci1
last Monday evening an arrangement
was rade to retain the night polio
man, Fred Walker, during the sum
mo" months as well as the winter
months which were tho arrangements
heretofore.
Mr. Dan Manley o. Chicago spent
Monday an Tuesday with his broth
err ar" sister-inlaw, Mr.. and Mrs
John Marley, and son, John, Jr.
Miss Lena St0chemer went tc
Dubuque Monday and was a guest
Of her friend, Miss Cecil Knippel
Miss Mary Keefe OF the Key city
was guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. J. Ginloon. .... .
Mrs. Elizabeth Scherbring left TO
Templeton, Ia, where she will be {
guest of her son, F. J. Donnager ant
numerous other relatives for severe
weeks.
4 The Interstate Telephone compan!
have sent out their new directories
for 1916. Besides its being direc
tory for Dyersville, Worthingto
\ Holy Cross, Luxembourg, Colesburg
an Farley 1t Is a good sized bool
wit advertisements Of all bushes!
firms in Dyersville and the othe1
exchanges. The hook is the work o
the B. and F. Pr1ntery OF Dyers
4 villa and is the hest of its kind evel
issuers by the Interstate Telephone
company to its patrons.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Hagerty were
4 at Dubuque last week visiting II thu
latter's brother. Mr.. H. F. Westmeie1
and fanny. az s4 .5