Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-02-16
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Armstrong spen
last Sunday with relatives in Dyers
l Vile.
Miss Helena Raffauf, R. n, who
, has been so seriously i'll for the
past three weeks is improving slowly
and her many friends will be glad
to learn that she is getting we'll al
{ though it will be quite time before
she will have regaired her former
good health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Miller and daugh.
ter Charabelle have moved in Mrs
Robert Bells home recently vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. ell Gehig, who are
now settled in the Nolan house.
Miss Laura Gault of Dubuque ar
rived Tuesday afternoon to be guest
at the Mahony home. She also at
tended the progressive dance given
here that evening. On Wednesday
she went to- Farley to be guest of
friends before her return to Dubu-
que.
Misses Anna and lima Gehig, Mr..
Palmer Vickens ans Mr.. and Mrs.
Herb Gehrig spent last Sunday with
friends and relatives and ATTENDED
the show, "The Birth Of Nation"
at the Majestic.
Miss Winnie Warren, who is TAX
ing course in training at Mercy
hospital ct Cedar Rapids, arrived here
last Saturday and visited with home
folks until Monday evening. Her
brother Walter accompanied her to-
Cedar Rapids and is visiting his
brother and sister Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Warren.
Misses Florence and Estelle Schem-
mel were passengers to Dubuque
Wednesday morning, where they
spent the day.
Frank Turley spent a few hours
in Dubuque Wednesday.
B. J. Schemmel and attorney Frank
ellison were passengers to the Key
City Wednesday morning.
The card party given in st. Fran
els Hall by the members of the
Young Ladies Sodality was largely at
tended and the evening spent play
ing progressive euchre proved a
young els Hall by the members
luncheon was served after the prizes
had been awarded.
Mic A. Henkels was in Manchester
a few hours Saturday on a business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.. Mahoney, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Krapfl, and Jerome
Schueth were among the many pas
Key City Sunday morning to attend
1.-THE Birth of a Nation"
Miss Jennie Schueller Of Dubuque
is visiting at the Gus Hesselmann
home in this city this week.
Miss Irma Gehrig spent a few
hours in the Key City Wednesday.
D. A. Gehrig is confined to bis
home this week with a sprained ankle
the result Of a mis-step.
Jas Moreland transacted business
at Peosta Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Bicrner left Monday
for Cresco where she was brides maid
for her friend Miss Emma Steffens
whose marriage to Mr.. James Bill
meyer was solemnized Tuesday morn
ing in the Catholic church in Crescc.
The progressive dance given in the
opera house Tuesday evening was at
tended by one, hundred and twenty
one couples, ali OF whom voted it
one Of the joliest dances Of the sea-
orchestra of Iowa City was very
good.
Mrs. Eugene Shaw of Milwaukee
is in Dyersville this week visiting her
mother Mrs. Offermann.
D. W. Gehrig Of Dubuque spent
Sunday with home folks here.
Miss Alfalfa Schemme1 If Dubuque
visited her parents here Tuesday and
also attended the progressive dance
in Dyersville that evening.
VIM j. Marcld, deputy county aud
itor CT Dubuque, arrived here Friday
and remained over Saturday and Sun
day with parents and friends.
Attorney G. B. Russell made
business trip to Usage Tuesday of last
week.
A party of young, people from Dy-
ersville, who enjoyed a sleighing
party to Earlvile Friday evening
where they also attended the dance !
given in the hall there were Mr.. and ]
Mrs. j. L. Mahoney, Misses Alvina
Schemmel, Mayme Woestmann, 1rm-
/ Gehrig, Blanch Westemeyer and
Ethel Billmeyer and Messrs Charles I
0rexler, Palmer Vickers, Guy May {
er, Henry Evers and Ike Tegeler.
About thirty young ladies CT Dy- a
,rsville have formed a club known
Is the Entire Nous Club and have t
made great plans fer a Leap Year e
,a1l to- be given in the opera house t
evening, February %. g
The music will be furnished by Skee's L
orchestra Of Iowa City and supper a
erved at the restaurants. No print u
d invitations will be given but tie I
Tub members extend a most cordial c
INVITATION to every one. The club e
opes to make this dance a very jol- o
y affair. o
Frank Schueth made d business n
rip to the Key City Thursday and l
1s0 attended "The Birth Of Ma e