Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-03-05
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Mcintosh.
The soldier association will hold
another dance in the opera house on
Wednesday evening, February 18th
Carpenter's orchestra will furnish
music and all soldiers will be admit
ted free.
Fl. G.. Staele departed Wednesday
for Minneapolis to resume his posi-
tion with the Moline Plow Company
as salesman.
The remaining SO-acres of the
Meinen estate in North Fork town
ship, has been sold to Nicholas Reiter
for $112.50 per acre.
Private Charles Marten has been
mustered out of the service and ar
rived home the latter part OF the week.
Johnson Allen was home from Gal
ena over Sunday.
4 An executors sale to dispose OF the
property belonging to the W. ).
Wragg estate was held on Saturday
The household was disposed OF by
auction but no suitable bid was re-
ceived.
Louis Schaller has sold his farm near
East Debuque, and the family Will re-
turn to Earlville to reside. Mr.. Schal-
Ter will operate his farm in South Da-
kota during the summer.
Mrs. Joseph Billmeyer mourns the
death of her brother, Mr.. Joseph Lip
pert. who passed away at her home
in Dyersville last Wednesday even
ing from the effects of a stroke or
apoplexy. Mr.. Lippert was IS years
old and is survived by his wife and .
children.
Mrs. John Dittmer and children OF
Thompson are visiting relatives IN
Earlville and vicinity.
Carl M. Laxon spent part OF last
week visiting friends in Des Molnes.
Mrs. Grace Lynch is spending 1e"
weeks with relatives in Waterloo.
The Stephen Green farm IN Nortn
Fork township, consisting OF lzo
acres has been sold to Henry Nesler
If Dversyille. Consideration, $14o
per acre.
william Holscher and family have
moved from their farm in colony
township to their newly acquired nome
IN EarlyiIle. They are cordially wei
coined as residents of this place.
Elsie Klaus, who has been clerk
inp in Holscher and Company's store,
for several month, gave up the work
and returned to her home in Charles
City, Friday. . ~
The Young Ladies' Society OF the
congregational church was entertain
ed at the home Of Edith Volt last Mon
day evening.
lila Jones, of Stockton, ILL.,, and EN-
ma Mertz, of Dubuque. enjoyed
weeks vacation at the Werkmeister
and Volt homes.
Mrs. e. E. South and Mae Powell OF
Manchester spent Friday and Satur-
day in this place.
Henry Scherbring lies in serious
condition at his home north OF town
IA the result OF an accident which BE-
fel him on Wednesday. he was
kicked in the abdomen by a horse ana
sustained serious injuries. LIT.
Guthrie of Dubuque was called IN con-
sultation with DR.. Meythaler..
Mrs. George Van Gerpen Is con.
valescing rapidly from the enects OF
an operation performed 1.-THE Mey-
thaler home. ...
Miss Anna Steffen and Mr.. Joseph
Herber. two well known young people
of the neighbeorhood were united IN
marriage last Tuesday morning inc
ceremony took place in st. Bonlface
church. New Vienna, and Rev. Father
Herbers, of Dubuque, brother OF the
groom. was the officiating clergyman
Following the ceremony at the church
a wedding breakfast was served at the
home of the groom's parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Barney Herbers. The young
neopie are held in the highest esteem
throughout the vicinity in which they
reside and have host OF friends VINO
wish extend congratulations. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbers will be at home on a
farm near New Vienna after March
1st
Mrs. Henry Tiege arrived home
Saturday from two weeks visit at
Marathon.
Rose and Earl Sperring are spend
ing a few days at home while the lat-
ter is recovering from spell OF SICK
ness. They are students in the Cedar
Rapids business college.
Miss Maria Cattron received word
on Saturday from the National Head
quarters of the Y. M c. A., New YORK
City, stating that a cablegram had
been received there announcing the
safe arrival of the Visor party, OF
which her son, John G. Caltron, was
a member, at Vladivostock, Siberia. AS
stated before, Mr.. Caltron has gone 10
Siberia to engage in Army Y. M. Z. A.
work
Edith Hunt leaves during the week
for Hahnermann hospital, Chicago to
resume her studies for trained nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pilgrim OF Man
chester spent Tuesday in this place.
Mrs. James Cavanaugh is spending
a few days at the home OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Lawrence Whiting, OF North
Fork township, getting acquainted
with her new granddaughter, who ar
rived at the Whiting home last We'd
nesday.
The wedding of Miss Margaret
Rohnenkamp, daughter OF Mr.. and
William Bohnenkamp, to Mr.. Anton
yenteicher, of Elgin, Nebraska, took
place last Monday morning IN ST.
Boniface church, New Vienna. the