Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-09-26
HARTWIcK.

Some more hot days yet.
Corn cutting is the order now days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Billans and chill
dren visited at the home of A. Miester
last Saturday.
Mrs. jim Smith was in Delhi to-day.
Mrs. A. Mieser was in Manchester
last Saturday.
Walter Miller, of Hopklnton, was
calling on friends here last Monday.
Furman Bros, lost some fine young
stock last week by getting in the corn
field and eating too much corn.
Miss Rosie Dowart, OF Delhi, has gone
to work for Mra. Peat Micheal
Mr.. Will Furman was in Delaware
Sunday.
We had fine frost last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Furman and daughter
Miss Fern, and Mrs. Penn were in Della.
ware Sunday.
Mr.. John Boynton, of Earlyille, was
calling on old friends last week.
Miss Vernon Miester is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Mort Smith was doing business
in Manchester Thursday.
Mr.. Vernon Andrews is a sick with
the humps. There are twenty cases II
this town and vicinity.
Mr. Applebee is building house near
Turtle Creek.
O. Armstrong and A. Smith have just
received new corn binders this week.
Orman Hartman has returned to his
school duties at Delhi.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. Dowart and Mrs
Luts, of Delhi, were callers here
Wednesday.
Mrs. Fear, of Della ware, and Mrs
Emma Saunders and little May, Off Delh
were visitors at the Smith home on
Thursday.
Arthur Billans is cutting corn for A.
Miester this week.
About forty of the Delhi boys spent
the evening in James Smiths water
melon patch last Thursday. They were
driven ont three times but they seemed
to get all the melons they wanted any
way.
The Beais Bros. are hauling rock
from Will Pelton's quarry to build a
new barn.
Mrs. E. Hartman was trading in Delh
Wednesday.
Mir Derper and Mr.. Maxwell are haul
ing cane this week to A. Miester's sugar
mill where it will be made into molasses.
LAMONT.
The young men of Lamont organized
football team last Monday night.
Harley Bennett, Grant Congdon and
Ben Green were passengers for Oklaho-
ma territory TO look at the country,
Tuesday.
We are sorry to write that l.. w.
Rich and Grin Sitter are still confined to
their homes,
Miss Marie Lammon departed Mon
day, Sept. II, to attend Drake Univer-
sity il Dies Moines.
Miss Lottie Hilton visited several
days at Dundee last week.
G. L. Eaton and family vent to
Strawberry Point Thursday to attend
the fair and visit in his parental home.
Mrs. Benedict visited her daughter in
Stanley Friday.
Miss julia Merkl OF Independence
visited all last week with her sisters in
Lamont at g. l.. Eaton's.
Tresse Merkl and Bertha Eckert we're
Independence callers Saturday.
Harry Hilton and family of near
Dundee visited at VIM. Stewards Thurs
day.
Mise Mattel Franks departed for Des
Moines Saturday.
Mr.. +. NJ. Haislett of New Hampton
was visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. H.
Penberthy Wednesday
Frank Vosburg and John Thuroby
of Kingston, Illinois, visited in the
home of LII. Hilton Thursday.
The Lutheran church was dedicated
Sunday, Sept. l6, and had large congre-
cations at all three services. They have
beautiful church.
Fred Retz returned from st. Paul
Friday with carloads of cattle and hora.
es.
Fred Field and family went to Straw.
berry Point Thursday to visit and at
9end the fair.