Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-06-27
lamont,


LAMONT.
Born to Dave Rule and wife Monday
June 18th son.
Mrs. Miner Thomas and children of
Aurora spent Saturday and Monday
inclusive with her many old friends.
Mrs. Lester Walker and baby spent
Saturday, Sunday and Monday with the
George Scothorn family.
George Stimson and wife of Stanley
spent Saturday and Monday inclusive
in Lamont the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. Benedict.
Miss Alice Scothorn came home
from Oelwein Saturday afternoon for
an over Sunday visit in her parental
home.
Mrs. Emma Flaucher and little
Vera returned from Fairbank Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Sadie Agnew, teacher in DEL
vein schools was here the past week
visiting her host of friends.
VIM. Goldsmith transacted business
in Oelwein Saturday.
A. ]. Pease and wife of Strawberry
Point, we're Lamont business callers
Wednesday of last week.
Myrtle Nolan took passage to Wav-
erly Wednesday.
ID. M. Whitney and family returned
from Colfax, Iowa, Wednesday. He
is much improved in health.
George Foster ST., has been spending
the past week in Waterloo.
Ed. Madden took passage to Oelwein
Saturday afternoon to spend Sunday
with his family who are visiting her
parents, Rev. Nc Cormack and wife.
Frank Reiger returned Saturday p.
m. after having spent q week in Mon
ticello renewing old acquaintance.
Mrs. James Wilder and children of
Winthrop, spent the past week in
Lamont.
Mesdames johnson of Oneida, and
w. H. Ayers of Dubuque, have been
visiting the Dodge family the past
week.
Mesdames w. l. Parker and Ed. York
of Aurora visited the G. W. Hoffman
family here last week Tuesday.
The Lamont Misses picnicked abroad
Saturday.
Married, Wednesday evening, June
goth, 1900, at the brides parental home,
Dave opperman and Miss Odessa
Amanda Watt, eldest daughter of John
Watt and wife. Both contracting
parties were of Lamont and are indus
trious good young people and re-
ceiye the kindest wishes of their many
friends for long, happy prosperous
life. They are at home in the How
land house on south side to their host
of friends.
Sunday, June "a, was red letter day
In Lamont. The new NJ. E. church
which was dedicated was utterly crowd
ed from pulpit to entrance. Every ser
vice was feast.
Madame Love is polishing up those
wedding bells again.
Twenty.one K. of P's, of Lamont, at
tended the X. p. lodge al Stanley
Th ursday evening, June 81. The State
Grand Chancellor delivered fine adj
dress. The Stanleyites are very good
entertainers.
Mrs. Della Emerson Monks returned
from Dubuque after several days visit
there with Mrs. Fred Bachus.
Miss Nellie Chapman of Dubuque,
arrived in Lamont Tuesday p. m. for
an indefinite visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Ann Hill.
Mesdames Hilton and VIM. Sheldon
returned Friday after few days visit
in and around Dundee.
GO. Hewitt and two granddaughters
spent the past week visiting their Jesup
and Independence relatives.
O.G. Kenyon, of Elma, Iowa, spent
last week Monday in Lamont.
Mr.. Stocking and wife, of Aurora,
spent last week in Lamont the guests
Of their daughter, Mrs. G. w. Hoffman
and family.
Miss Georgia Quigley, teacher in our
public schools, departed for her home
in McGregor Wednesday.
Thursday afternoon was heartily vel.
coined by Lamontites as 1t brought up
fine rain.