Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-06-14
DYERSVIlLE


Mr.. and Mrs. James Armstrong re-
turned Friday afternoon from two
weeks stay at Colfax Springs where
they visited for the benefit OF their
health.
Misses Lucille and Marie Armstrong
have gone for visit to Charter Och,
Iowa.
Miss Margaret Wachter has gone
to Earlville where she has accepted a
position in the telephone office in
the office in that city.
Miss Catherine Holscher, daughter
of Mrs. B. Holscher, and Miss Hide
gard Link, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Link, left for Dubuque, June l,
where they will take a course in trail
ing for nurses at Mercy hospital.
Miss Coldthurst of Parkersburg
who arrived here last Saturday for a
weeks visit at the J. H. Bucknam
home has returned to her home.
Prot. c. ]. Pierce, for the past two
years principal Of the Dyersville Pub
lie school has finish the years work
and now gone to join his wife and
children, at Des Moines where
they will make their home in the fu.
ture.
Mrs. Sumpmann of Dubuque has
been in Deyersville since Wednesday
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hollenbeck have
returned from Hot Springs, Ark.
where they had been for a few weeks
for the benefit Of their health.
The forthcoming marriage of Miss
Clara Hemming of this city and Mr..
Frank Rossmiller of Moline, Ill.,, was
announced in the st. Francis church
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Denkhoff and
children of Medalia, Minn., spent a
few days at the J. H. Denkhoff home
here, the fore part of the week be.
fore going to Monticello, which city
will be their home in the future.
MIR. John Manley left Friday even
ming for Kansas City and where he
will visit few days with the John
MCGOWAN family Mrs. Man,ey and
son John who have been there sever
al weeks will return with him.
Mrs. Otto Hesselmann has returned
to her home here after few weeks
visit with her brother in Can. and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Meyer
in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Allen CT Dewitt
autoed to Deyersville, Monday and
visited at the Allen home until We'd
nesday. Miss Magdalene Link who
had been guest at their home &C
companied them to Dyersville.
Miss Thersia Kirchoff who has been
visiting her parents here fer the
past month returned to st. Paul We'd
nesday. Fl tla.}It.
Mrs. Cronin Of Cedar Rapids has
been in Dyersville visiting at the
Hesselmann home.
Miss Josephine Schermer went to
Dubuque, Tuesday morning where she
spent the day with her sister Celia,
who is at the Mercy hospital.
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trude Hynes who have been attend
ing the State Normal at Cedar Falls
the past year were visiting the form.
er's parents few days of last week.
Miss Louise Hesselmann of Califor-
mia who has been here several weeks
visiting her brother and sister-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hesselmann and
family, departed for LeMars, Friday,
where she will visit for a short time
before her return to her home in Los
Angeles.
Miss Anna Thill, daughter Of Mrs.
Barbara Thill, former Deyersville res.
idents now Of Winona, MINI, was
married to Mr. George Kammerer of
Rochester, MIMI, Tuesday morning,
in the Cathedral at Winona. Miss
Blanch Smith of this city was brides
maid. Mr.. T. H. Power acted as
best man. The wedding CEREMONY
was a pretty affair and the bride
receives the good wishes Of her many
Dyersville friends.
Mrs. Emma Dunkel spent Friday
in the Key City.
Mrs. Ray Whitnev Of Dubuque spent
Sunday in Dyersville.
The members of the St. Rose Lit.
erary Circle of this city arranged a
most interesting program, held in St.
Francis hall, Wednesday evening, June
Z. Miss Emma Sumpmann, violinst
and 1sadore Preece reader and Mary
Schmitt of Dubuque, were on the pro-
cram with, NTH Mrs. c. B. Russell
pianist, Mr.. Frank Turley, pianist and
Miss Irma Gehrig, vocalist, all Of
this city. A particularly interesting
and out of the ordinary feature of
the evening was table scene,
Queen Titanias and her Train Of
FAIRIES, from Shakespeare Midsum-
mer Nights Dream. This required
much work and was beautiful in eff
feet
The Dyersville High school CON-
mencement exercises were held in
the Opera House, Thursday evening.
A large audience was present. Miss
Avis Morgan and Mr.. Austin Vickers
were the graduates. A fine pro-
gram was rendered and Rev. Pyle of
Farley, gave the address, which was
greatly appreciated. Mr.. S. l.. Wick
ers, president of the school board
presented the diplomas. The stage