Manchester Democrat., 1921-12-07

DICKSON and his wife will leave on
Tuesday for Miami, Florida near where
they will spend the winter. A de-
hgntfui evening was spent by all pres
ent and at the close refreshments
We're served. The many friends Of
Mrs. Wood and Mr.. and Mrs, Dickson
wish them pleasant sojourn in the
southland and an early return in the
springtime.
Harold Davis, son Of Mr., and Mrs,
a. l. Davis, who Is employed in a
creamery at Durant, Iowa, entered
! some Of his butter at the Iowa State
Fair which won for him score Of 81
besides premium and diploma. At
the Iowa Butter Makers Convention
held In Cedar Rapids, he received a
| score of 90.
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Binning and
son spent Thanksgiving with relatives
in Waterloo.
The Earlville Happy Days in Dixie
| Minstrels will give an entertainment.
under the management of A. H. Bennett
in the opera house Wednesday evening.
The cast is Siegfried Miller, Inter-
locuter, End Men; Paul Klaus, A. H.
Bennett. Remainder OF the cast, Rus
sell Merrick, Wilson Arnold, Albert
Hyde, Arthur Frye, Edith Douglas,
Madeline Seger, Maryella Burrow,
Lita Allen, Mayme Larson, Gladys
Bennett.
Orchestra: Pianist, Vivian Bennett.
Volinst, Floyd Rost; Comets, Dick
McCray and Arthur Metcalf; from
bone, Howard Reed; Traps, Buddie
Hopkins and Mert Scoville.
Mrs. VIM. Gibbs and Wilma June
spent few days visiting relatives in
Des Moines.
The supper and bazaar, given under
the auspices of the Sacred Heart So
ciety of st. Joseph's church in the l..
o. Q. f. hall Thursday evening was
very largely attended and proved a
good success. The sum OF 1885 was
realized. The bountiful and delicious
menu served by the ladies was we'll
worthy of patronage 1t is hoped that
the society will make the supper and
bazaar an annual event.
Laura Werkmeister spent the week
! end visiting relatives in Dubuque.
The ladies of the Almoral Missionary
Society held an oyster supper at the
home of Mrs. John Diesch Friday
evening which Rs largely attended.
An interesting program was given dur
ing the evening.
/ At the Congregational church Sun
day morning an interesting Missionary
program was given and the annual
! Thank offering for missions was TAX
! en-. The collection at Sunday school
was also given for Missions
| The Teachers Club was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Lois Clifton
on Monday evening. Mrs. Clifton and
Miss Wood were joint hostesses to the
occasion. The evening was spent in a
jolly manner and at the close luncheon
was served.
Max Wendt of the Delaware school
spent the vacation at home
Louis Sperring is disabled with a
sprained shoulder, sustained while
husking corn.
i c. F. Davey suffered painful acci-
dent when a horse stepped on his
foot severely injuring that member.
i Mr.. Frank Digmann and Miss Mary
Wieferich two we'll known and es-
teemed young people of this neighbor-
hood were united in marriage Tues
day morning. The ceremony took
place in st. Francis church, Dyersville
the Rev. Father Lorenz officiating
Mr.. and Mrs. Digmann left later in the
day on wedding trip to Townsend,
Montana and upon their return will
go to house keeping on farm near
j Dyersville.
Announcement is made of the marri-
age OF Miss Eugena Oberbroeckling
and Mr.. Henry Brier, two popular
young people of the New Vienna
} neighborhood which occurred on Tues
day morning in st. Boniface church,
New Vienna, the Rev Father Reinert
offciatlng. Mr.. and Mrs. Brier will
reside ON the grooms farm near Lux
emburg and their many friends unite
in extending best wishes.
i Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Gibbs ir. are
the parents of baby girl born Novem-
ber 25th.
Edith Diesch, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Diesch was taken to Finley
hospital Dubuque, Thursday and sue
cessfully operated upon for appended
tis.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. John Kruger are the
parents OF baby girl
i Mr.. and Mrs. John Arnold are oc-
cupying their new residence which
is one Of the finest in town.
i Mrs. Thresa Bruggeman having de-
/ cided to quit farming will hold a pub
lie sale soon on her farm near Peters
burg,