Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-06-07
DYERsyILLE

were unlteQ III MARRIAGE III OF. rIdu-
els church Tuesday morning at six o.
clock. Very Rev. Father Warning
performed the sacred cermony and
read the nuptial mass in the presence
Of many relatives and friends. The
couple was unattended. The bridal
couple repaired to the home Of the
brides parents after the church GER
emory and partook Of a wedding
breakfast served to relatives. The
newly welded couple departed for
Chicago on the noon train. The bride
wore a suit CT copenhagen blue silk
taffeta, white hat and corsage bou-
quet of lilies Of the valley and sweet
peas The bride is q daughter CT
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. hammers Of this
city. The groom is son OF Mrs. M.
Bethel of this city and holds a posi-
tion at the Brunswick Balka Colandar
Co., in Dubuque. Both young people
ere well and favorable known here.
Mr.. Henry Dunkel, son Nick and
daughter Mrs. ]. L. Little left for
Excelsior Springs where Nick Cun-
KEEL will remain for a time for the
benefit Of his health
Mrs. James Waterhouse and two
children Of Charter Oak, Ia, return
ed to their home Saturday evening al
ter a two weeks visit with her moth
er, Mrs. E. Leigh and sister Mrs. KOS
Leigh.
Joseph Ament who has been
student in St. Louis University study
ing dentistry, returned to Dyersville
last Friday having completed MS
course of study. He went to Iowa
City the fore part CT the week to
take the state examinations.
About forty friends CT Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Builchner were greatly surprised
Thursday evening when on their re-
turn from Dubuque they were greet
ed by unlimited guests who had
come to their home to help them Gel
citrate their wedding anniversary
The evening was pleasantly spent at
cards and games and "a very flne
luncheon was served after which the
guests departed.
Miss Avis Morgan and Mr.. Aus
tin Vickers will be the graduates
from. the Dyersvil'e High school. Inc
commencement exercises will take
place in the Opera House THURSDAY
evening. A program has been ar:
ranged and the two graduates VIII
have orations. Miss Morgan Will
sneak on Commercial Training and
Mr.. Vichers on the Demand for Ei1ic-
iency. The exercises begin at elght
o'clock, p. m.
John May, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Nav and Gerald Freymann son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Freymann were
BADLY injured last Monday evening
while riding their bicycles. They Were
riding at a good rate on the sac
walk near the Jaeger home in East
Dyersyille. May in the lead. He run
into a gate of the fence that stooo
omen and was thrown against a tree"
Freymann who followed closely run
into the first bicycle and was also
thrown from his wheel receiving sew
ere cuts and bruises about the mead
John Mays injuries were more ser
ious, he sustained slight fracture u
the skull and for couple days was
in IAN alarming condition but at
this writing is much improved.
Mrs. Barbara Steger was happily
surprised last Friday evening "hen
her children called unexpectedly to
help her celebrate her eighty-second
birthday. The sons and families were
present, they were; Messrs and Mes
danes Frank Steger and chlidren'
George steger and children, John Ste
ger, Ed. Steger and Iheordore
Steger.
Mrs. Jos Reynoldson who has been
spending the past few months wltn.he
father and sisters, Mr.. Aug Muehe
and Misses Carrie and Emma depart
ed Wednesday morning fer MEMO
Ia. where she will spend a couple OF
months with her son-in-law and daugl
ter DR.. and Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Clearance Buchanan OF Butte.
Montana, is spending a couple OF
weeks here visiting her relatives, MT
and Mrs. J. H. buchanan and daugh'
ter Miss Abbie,
Miss Colthirst Of Parkersbury ar
rived here Saturday evening for
visit.
About two hundred business men
and clerks attended the annual CLERKS
picnic held at Wnchters Grove Tues
day afternoon. TONER'S Band FUR
nished the music at the park durlrl
the afternoon.
The graduates of the eighth grade
Of st. Francis school will give play
Friday evening, June 9th in ST.
Francis Hall.
The members of the st. Rose Lit
erary Circle Ct this city will give an
entertainment in St. Francis Hal
Wednesday evening, June TIN. MISS
Emma Sumpman violinist and Miss
Isadore Price,, teacher of Dramatic
Art at the Immaculate Conception
both of Dubuque will be on the pro
gram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Carly OF Earl
vile visited Mrs. J. A. Mueller here
Sundey.
Miss Clara Buster went to Cedar
Rapids Saturday to spend Sunday