Manchester Democrat., 1921-11-30
EDGEWOOD.

EDGENUUD.
Miss Irlne Secrist was up from
Springville last week visiting friends
The married Folks Club had anothe,
dance Tuesday night, November 2Sth
in the new Strand Theater.
George Dilliger, who is student a.
Iowa City, spent his Thanksgiving va
cation at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Putz spent two
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Funk
at Sulphur Springs recently.
Ed Beohm and Charley Amling were
in Greeley between trains Tuesday eve
ming.
Don Rhines came home from Du-
buque Tuesday where he spent few
days for medical treatment.
Harry Schenke is attending an auto
mobile school in Kansas City.
Mr.. H. Waldo has disposed of his
stock of goods and they are now living
with Mrs. Waldo's brother, Messrs
knight.
Mrs. Robert Wheeler of Waterloo
spent the first of the week in the R. G.
Wneeler nome.
Ralph Boyer, Veryl Madison and
James Adams came home from Fayette
Wednesday evening and remained un-
til the first of the week
John Sprague who was gassed in the
war has been sent to New Mexico for
his health.
Miss Laura Seward, who is the Do
mestic Science teacher at Maquoketa,
spent the week end at home.
Andrew Ross of Manchester was in
town Friday.
Miss Irnla Maxson, who is one of the
Mason City teachers, came home for
Thanksgiving.
Lester Shaffer was home from Chica- |
go the first Of the week.
Harold Minkler Of Oneida was home
Mrs. Watt has returned to Staples,
Mimi, having made an extended visit |
with her sister, Mrs. Belle Mellen.
Mss Mabel Durfey, who is teaching |
near Arlington came home Wednesday |
evening.
Mrs. Sherm Smith is in the hospi-
ering from recent operation.
Misses Mable True, Alice Robson
and Esther VESSEL, Strawberry Point
teachers came home Wednesday eve
ming for Thanksgiving.
A prominent wedding took place
Thanksgiving Day in the st. Marks
church when Fred Fischer, son Of Lou
Fisher, and Miss Bessie Michael were
united in marriage by Father Murtagh.
A reception was held at the brides home
after the wedding. The young peo-
pie departed in the afternoon on a
wedding TRIP after which they will be
at home on the Fis her farm.
Mr.. E. H. McGaffin has decided to
quit farming and has sale adver.
tised for January 4.
Fred Caller of Greeley spent Tues
day night with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hoyt and little
son from near Mason CITY came Fri
day morning for short Wis t with
her parents, Mr.. an dMrs. Wheeler.
Relatives received word Of the mar
riage of Miss Hazel Hobbs, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hobbs, former
residents OF Edgewood and Mr.. O.
B. Slauterbeck of Cherokee, Iowa. The
wedding took place at Sioux City on
November 18th.
Neil Cooking who is attending
business college in Cedar Rapids was
home the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunlif and daughter,
spent Thanksgiving in Straw
berry Point.
Mr.. C. B. Madison went to Dubuque
Tuesday and drove his car home
Wednesday. His car had been in Du-
,uque some time where it was being
painted.
Mrs. Paul Brown and little daugh-
er came Thursday night from Water
90 for few days visit with her par
,nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Wheeler spent
Thursday in Strawberry Point in the
home.
Mr.. John Wandel was here from Wa.
erloo for the weekend.
Miss Mildred Reed of Waucoma
pent the last of the week with her
riend, Miss Helen Eischeid.
Miss Ruth Forward who teaches at
Fairbanks spent her Thanksgiving va
alton at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kuntz and son
,ernard of Fayette spent the last of
he week in the Doc Coolidge home.
Fred Peick made a business trip
0 Dubuque Monday.
Miss Grace Shower who works in
Vest Union spent the last of the week
18th her parents.
HOPKINTON