Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-03-10
EDGEwOOD.

EDGEWOOD.
Miss Laura Ackman was caller in
Strawberry Point, last Tuesday.
Editor Everett Maloney was calling
on Manchester friends last week
Miss Irma Maxson came down from
Strawberry Point, Friday evening and
spent Saturday with home folks.
Supt. Evans was on the sick list
last week, and Wesley Boyer took
charge of things at school during his
absence.
Rev. Lee, of Chicago, was a business
caller in town, last Monday.
Mr.. David Porter came last week to
see his sister, Mrs. Mary King. who is
in very poor health.
Dick Way and family are now living
in town and occupying the house just
vacated by Mr.. Duncan.
Henry Funk, who has been having
pneumonia, is reported better.
Mr.. Jim Fowler enjoyed a visit re-
Gently from Mr.. Cook, an old war COM
rade, whom he had not seen in fifty
five years.
Mrs. Eda Boyer has been spending
two weeks with her mother, at Thorpe.
Frentress and Tip have moved their
garage business into the Implement
building, and the implement business
is being conducted in the building va
Gated by Frentress and Tip.
Miss Grace Shower, who attends U.
l. u. was home last week owing to
having the grip.
Mr.. Albert Ridalhagh, of Amery,
Wis, was short caller in town, We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wathen came
down Monday from Strawberry Point,
where they were over Sunday guests
in. the George Barr home.
Mrs. James Cross was in Thorpe
the last of the week to see her mo-
Their, Mrs. Keith.
Mrs. Lloyd Lathrop OF Strawberry
Point was an over Sunday visitor
with Edgewood relatives.
Mrs, Frank Flenniken and Mrs. Ed
Noble were Manchester callers last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Glenn Miller and little daugh-
ter were up from Manchester, last
week, visiting her sister, Mrs. Claude
Rulon.
Mrs. Mile Elliott went over 10
Gutenberg, Tuesday, for a short visit
with her sister, Mrs. Yves Garretson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes left last week
for Omaha.
Mesdames Noble and Rulon were in
Greeley, Wednesday evening.
Ed Beohm and family have moved
to the Frank Sherman house which
they recently purchased and the Will
Ackman family are living in the Joe
Robson house vacated by the Beohms
Misses Helen Terry and Helen Els
cheid were callers in Strawberry Point
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Alger have
moved to town and Mr.. Alger is work
ing in the Noble & Rulon store.
Earl Robinson and wife are now liv-
ing in rooms in the Whipple house,
made vacant by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Frentress, who are living in the Henry
Wiley house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perrinjacquet have
moved onto the Tom Sheldon farm,
near Eads Grove.
Mrs. Chas. Clute, Of Greeley was in
town the last of the week visiting her
son Dale and family.
Mr.. Primrose, Of Shellsburg, Ia,
shipped two carloads Of goods to
last week, and himself and
.amily are living on the R. G. Norris
arm, which they recently purchased
Mr.. j. M. Alcorn was up from Month
'ello last week. on business. 4
Mr.. Walter Thyme, who has. had a
ong seige of sickness at the John Putt
lome, is able to be out again.
Lawrence and Walter Funk left last
week fol Cherokee, where the former
las work.
The school play, which was givef
asst Thursday night, was big success,
IS $65 was cleared for the basketball
,oys.
A Mr. Henry slipped his goods here
rom near Cedar Rapids, and is living
N the Earl Sharp farm, west of town.
Francis Funk was quite sick with
he flu last week.
We understand that Mr.. Fred Pill
,ington has purchased the Wenkstein
louse, occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
We are sorry to report that Mr.. Lon
Iubbell was, on the sick list, last
week.
Mrs. Wencel Seigle has stored her
household goods and is staying in the
Harry Quinn home at the present
line. II
Jake Amling was a business caller
n Strawberry Point, last Tuesday.
Mrs. Julia Nading of Dubuque, was