Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-04-03
LAMONT.

VlJlo 1FlonuS recently.
Mrs G. A. Benedict, of Lamont, who
is spending the winter in Stanley with
her daughter, Mrs. George Simpson, is
suffering from serious attack of cry
sipelas at the latters home in Stanley.
A. 7. Woodruff and wife, also Henry
Oleson, of Des Moines, visited the JOS
Franks ST. home here March "a.
The Lamont Woman's Literary Club
will meet with Mrs. John Elliott Fri
day afternoon.
The Christian Endeavor will give an
egg social at the d. NJ. Whitney home
next Friday evening. Everybody in
vited.
The community tenders Leroy Ed.
munds and wife sympathy in the loss
of their infant.
Born, to Alfred A nderson and wife
March 20, son.
The Misses Lottie Hilton and
Blanche Bush visited their friend. Miss
Edythe Van Vors in Indepen dence
last week.
Miss Mable Flaucher spent part of
last week in Aurora.
The Misses Stella Rich and Altha
Brown visited their friend Miss Nellie
Durfey at Aurora part of last week,
Miss Rich assisted Rev. Fit in singing
several duets while there.
Mrs. Harry Gray and children arrlv.
here March % after an extended visit
abroad. They are now at homa to
their many friends.
Merit Dodge is now hauling milk,
successor to John Gray.
Rev. Hewes and wife, of Aurora, was
down March 26 to attend the dinner at
E. s. Tlckner's.
Henry O'Brien and family now &C.
cupy the Jas. Wilder house on the
north side.
Mrs. G. G. Flaucher and little Vera
returned from Oelwein Thursday.
Mrs. Stocking accompanied her
daughter, Mrs. DIR. Hoffman to the
latter's home here, where she will re.
main for an indefinite visit and where
she will receive constant and loving at
tention.
| Elsie and Earl Retz took passage to
Thorpe Thursday to spend week with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Thorpe.
Miss Marie Lammon gave public
recital in the opera house March 30.
Marie is one of our best girls and her
loving friends are all who know her.
| L. ID. Lammon visited his Aurora
relatives March % then returned to
Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Field and little son visited
her mother and two brothers at Straw
berry Point last week.
Dan Thornburg visited his sister,
Mrs. Maude McCllnic in Independence
last week.
Wilkes Wolf was an Oneida and
Greeley visitor last week.
Rev. p. Bredlow left Sunday for his
home in Waverly. He will return to
Lamont for good Friday morning.
| The Citizens ticket was elected.
Joseph Pazandak, Joseph Bsrta and
+. j. Kelsh with their families depart
ed for Fullerton, N. d., where,th y had
purchased land and will make their fu-
ture homes. We wish them SUCCESS
and happiness.
Chas. Andrews and Vern Brown took
passage for Big Red, Wyoming to work
on cattle ranch. Ed Brown, a senior
brother of Vern, secured for them this
lucrative position. The three boys
will be together.
Guy Brigham returned from Sycamore
ILL.,, last week. He ls now the efficient
clerk at. the Lindon hot,l at New
Hampton.
al Smith was summoned to Mime
spolis last week to the deathbead of
his father.
Mrs. A. w. Richmond and family
are enjoying a visit from her father,
John Kerr, of Tripoli, La.
endure.
Bert Hartwell is building new feed
mill on the found ..o of the old one
recently destroyed by fire.
Our teachers the Misses Kline aud
Emily Oti', each pronounce the
teachers association at Independence q
pronounced success.
Frank Dodge Was called to Greeley
Wednesday to accompany his aged
mother home. Mrs. Dodge had been
visiting there aud while there fell and
broke her arm leaving her nearly helm.
less.
Geo. Foster jr. will soon leave for
Washington.
Albert Allison is now in the T. w.
Rogers hardware store lrarning the
tinsmith trade.
The German Lulliern confirmation
service Sunday was 80 thing of beauty,
ls joy forever" Eighteen young
people who have been under the care
full, prayerful training of Rev z. Bred
low the past three months were taken
into the German Lutheran church last
Sunday.
| F. w. Bouska, assistant state com
missioner, of Des Moines, visited the
Lamont Creamery March %, gave it an
examination, and pronounced it excep
tionslly neat and clean, and all in good
shape Another laurel for our esteem.
ed young butter maker, Frank Kleck.
ner, who last month received End mark
on the tub of butter he sent to St, Paul
to the national convention.
-EARLvILLE.
On Tuesday evening the Epworth
League gave &c" social at the home
of A.. :, III H. -, -.