Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.. Gildner are
visitors in Waterloo today. n f.
Paul Wagner of Central City,
was a guest OF friends in Manches-
ter over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Wade are the
parents OF daughter, born Tuesday,
September goth.
| mr.. and Mrs. l.. Andrews, of
Coggon, were guests of friends in
Manchester for few hours Thurs
day, while on their way home
from Waverly.
Our men readers will be interest
eG in Giloner Bros. announcement
on another page. Read what they
have to say about their line of dressy
hats for men.
-Harrys Davis, who has an excel
lent position with the Waterloo &
Cedar Falls Railway Company, was
an over Sunday guest Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Davis and
daughters, Misses Julia and Nellie,
are in Waterloo today, attending the
Cattle Congress, and visiting with
their son and brother. Harry Davis
Mrs. H. Whitney is seriously
ill at her home, suffering from an
attack OF pneumonia. Her friends
hope that she may soon have the bet.
ter Of the disease, and be restored
to good health.
Farmers who have hogs to fat
ten and are short of corn, will find
just what they need at the Manches-
ter Flour Mills. Read what Mr..
Hutchinson offers as a solution to
the feed problem.
The Sncdgress Clothing com--
pany offers seasonable wear at at
tractive prices, in their adver--
tisement on another page of this
issue. Our men readers should not
overlook this advertisement.
Mrs. Sarah Huftalen, who has
been county superintendent of the,
schools of Paige county, for several
years, arrived in Manchester last
week and will make her home with
her brother, Janes Gillispie, west
of Manchester.
Seth B. Atwood, of Rockford, H.
linois,' is in the city, the guest Of
his sister, Mrs. w. A. Montgomery.
Mr.. Atwood and his brother are
of the Atwood Vacuum
Electric Cleaner, and his visit to
is partly on business, in
connection with his factory.
"A special meeting of the M. e.
Ladies Aid Society will meet Fri
day afternoon at 2:30 p. m. in the
church parlors. This is the time
when officers will be elected for
the ensuing year and every Method
list lady is requested to be present.
The Eclipse Lumber company Of
fers timely suggestion to all con-
sumers of coal. Effective early in
October the railroads are going to !
boost the price Of freight rates, and |
the price of coal will |
be advanced in proportion. The |
Company suggests that orders be |
placed with them at once, and get
he benefit of the low rates.
Mr.. and Mrs Morgan Campton,
If Gratiet, Wisconsin, have. purchas-
I'd a lot of Mrs. NJ F. Leroy,
IN East Main street, near the home
# Judge and Mrs. A. D.. Long, and
work has been commenced on the
for the foundation for a
modern dwelling. Mr. Campton will
erect a handsome residence on Main
street, and proposes to make his
home there.
Frank Jordiscn of southwest OF
met with a distressing
on Monday, when splin-
er of wood struck shis eye, pene-
rating the eycball. About year
lgo Mr.. Jordison bad the misfortune
70 lose the sight in that eye through
| similar accident. While splitting
wood Monday he met with a second
accident to the same eye. It is fear
* that AN operation will have to- be
performed and the eyeball removed.