Manchester Democrat., 1909-11-10
County Correspondence.
SDGEWOOD.

vantage of this opportunity.
John Coolidge of Manchester was
seen on our streets last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Wheeler and
children of Manchester spent Satur-
day and Sunday of last week at Edge
wood visiting relatives and friends.
j. j. Schacherer and family visited
at the Joe Schermer home near Gree
ley last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blanchard
spent last Sunday at Hopkinton,
where they visited the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Brooks.
Miss Ethel Logan of Manchester is
guest at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
John Funk.
Henry Wiley ST. and family visit
ed at the John Boehm home near
Greeley last Monday.
Will Kramer has been called to
Greeley to help invoice the goods OF
the Sweat meat market, which was
sold some Llme dSo.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Densmore re-
turned to Prairie Du Chen last Thurs
day. where the latter will resume
treatment for rheumatism.
Jerome Durfey of Armour, South
Dakota, was called to the bedside Oh
his brother Henry, who was takel
seriously i'll while visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Seward.
He is much better at this writing,
news which his many friends are glad
to hear.
Mrs. Jennie Breed is spending the
week at the Mike Lucey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahoney of Oelwei1
spent last Sunday and Monday al
the home of the latters parents, Mr-
and Mrs. T. II. Bagby.
Mrs. George Culbertson and Mrs
Rose Tirman spent last Saturday a,
Strawberry Point.
Earl Richard is nicely located IL
the Hitchcock residence and has ell,
tered upon his new duty as postmas
ter. Their old friends of Edgewoo.
welcome them back to our midst.
Quite a delegation from here at
tended the base ball dance at Straw
berry Point last Friday evening.
Dwight Smith, who has been con
fined to his home by illness for seN
eral weeks has so far recovered al
to be able to go up town last Tues
day. News his many friends ar,
glad to hear.
Mrs. Ferd Schultz spent Friday al
ternoon at Strawberry Point.
Mrs. Nate Hatfield and childrei
have moved in Mrs. Ed. Lighty's res
dence recently vacated by Mrs. Jel
ME Breed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davis and MI
and Mrs. Chas. Hesner spent Sunad.
of last week at the v. ]. Coolidg,
home.
Chas. Todd transacted business il
Strawberry Point last Friday.
Mrs. Davis of Waterloo visite
from Saturday until Monday witt
her son, Fred Wilcott and wife nea-
Wood.
There was Halloween party a
the Miss Kate Hubbell home Those
present We're the Misses Munger
Fritz, Peats, Robinson, Fear, Hubbeli
Forward, Newman and Boyer. The.
were dressed as ghosts and report
jolly good time.
Ira Boyer returned home fror
South Dakota Tuesday evening, tt
which place he had gone severe
weeks ago and taken up claim. H
will have an auction sale on Satu
day, November 13, and will as 500
thereafter as is convenient remov
his family thither to his new home
A. B. Durfey, one of our reputet
citizens, has been among the su
cessful ones in the land. drawing c
the Cheyenne River and Standin
Rock Indian reservations. Thus f
he is the only fortunate man in til
vicinity to draw a chunk of land. H
number was 1864, but for all that h
stands as good show of getting
good choice and expects to take
mis- residence there when the tin
comes.
Miss Brooks of Hopkinton has bec
spending a few days with her 81
ter, Mrs. Chas. Blanchard. She We
taken home by Mr.. and Mrs. Cha.
Blanchard last Sunday enjoying fin
auto ride.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mr..
Lou Blanchard and Mr.. and Mrs. d,
Blanchard went to Fredericksburg
Saturday to visit cousin. They re
turned home Monday.
Miss Palmer of Strawberry Point &.
assisting Mrs. Whipple with he.
household duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Curran of Gree
ley came up Tuesday morning for g
~" Aoyo NlslL WILT eUdllN5S.
Mrs. Fireman of Fayette visited a.
the Geo. Fleming home Thursday.
Fred Densmore departed for his
home in California Friday.
Bertha Putt has commenced he
winter term of school in the Mach
mann district north of Earlville, al
ter having enjoyed two weeks of fal
vacation.
F. E. Richardson and II. sabin O..
Manchester were seen on oui
streets last week one day.
The Hawley sale which took place
on the latters farm northeast of thi
place last Thursday amounted t.
more than two thousand dollars
Quite number from this place al
tended the dance at Srtawbcrr
Point last Friday night. They re