Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-08
EDGEW0OD.

John Coolidge, and wife, of Man
chester, went nome last Monday, at
ter several days visit with relatives.
| Prof. Jones, who has been attend
ing school at Ames this summer, ar
rived home Tuesday.
| Mr.. Chas. Todd gave his Sunday
school CLASS Of boys an outing last
| Thursday, taking an auto trip to
Cedar Rapids.
Miss Donna Wandell is at home
from Sioux Falls, S: D., after sew
eral weeks stay with relatives.
Lee AIcorn, who has been spend
ing a EloDtl with relatives and
friends, left Tuesday night for his
hons at Monticello.
Miss Zcila Smith started Thursday
fer Lead S. Dakota, where she will
teach the ct ming year.
| Mrs. Hickox came up from
Man chester Monday morning for a
visit with friends.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Robson were
callers iii Manchester last Monday. y
+ A great many EdgeWood citizens
assisted in the hunt for the little
Portwine child near Littleport, that
was lost. Blo0dhounds were called
out from Waterloo, but the little
child Was found about a mile and
half from home, by a neighbor, who
was after cows the next morning.
Miss Hazel Wheeler went up, to
Calmar Thursday, for visit with
her sister, Mrs. Meyer. From there
she goes to Tindall, S. Dakota to-
teach in the high school,
Harry Martin and family visited
relatives in Lamont, last week.
Mrs. Burgin and grandchildren,
Donald and Doris Rhines, started
fer California last Tuesday night.
They were also accompanied by
Miss Myrtle Sherman.
V. J. Coolidge and wife were bdsi-
ness callers in Strawberry Point last
Tuesday. =
Evelyn Noble our music dealer had
a display of musical instruments at
the Strawberry Point fair.
Among those who attended the cir
Gus at Oelwein Thursday were, " J.
Coolidge and wife, Chas. Hesner and
wife, Geo. Glazier and family, Fred
Pelck and family, DR.. Gray and fam
lily and Prof. Jones and family, Ed.
Noble and wife, Chas. Blanchard and
wife and Frank Robson and wife.
Mrs. John Peet was a business
caller in Strawberry Point last Thu
rsday.
Mrs. Griess came up from Hopkin-
ton Monday for an indefinite stay
with her daughter, Mrs. Doc Cool
idge.
The Edgewood school started Sept.
6, with the following corp CT teach
ers: Superintendent, F. Jones; as
sistants, Miss Carleton, Miss Elsie
Hatch, Miss Holbert; Grammar room
Miss Ellis; intermediate - Esther
Feick; Second Primary, Mildred
Hesner; Primary, Mrs. Terry.
Geo. Flemming came home from
Des Moines Thursday, where he had
been attending the fair.
Mrs. r.. J. Bixby was shopping in
Dubuque last week.
Miss Elsie Sharp spent last Thurs
day in Monticello, taking in the
fair and visiting her friend, Mrs. C.
More
Geo. Ellis and family came home
Tuesday, after months visit with
relatives in Texas.
A great many Of our Edgewood
people took in the Strawberry Point |
fair, Last Thursday.
Harold Elliot, visited relatives at
Gutenberg last week.
MLSo bcly1 tOOuGSO lelL Iludy
fer Carson, Iowa, where she has a
position in the schools
Miss Hazel Coolidge goes back to |
Ocheydan for another years work.
Miss Jennie Robbins left last week !
for Des Monies to resume her school |
work
Mrs. r. C. Wheeler visited her sis |
ter in Strawberry Point last Friday. |
Miss Lottie Breed went up to- the |
Point Friday and remained over Sun
day with her sister, Mrs Rufus Nor
ris.
Mrs. Wilfong and daughter, Mrs. |
Brown, of Delaware, spent last Thurs
day in the home CT the formers sen,
Harry Wilfong.
Miss Hazel Ballinger left last week
For DavenDcrt, where she will at
tend school the coming year.
c. T. Hird, of Dubuque, spent last
Thursday with his wife at the Dick
Way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Shaffer of Chica-
20, visited the formers brother last
week.
A. J. Arthur and daughter, Lillian, 4
uaro in Chirapn and Kanka koo Ia ct