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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-07
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Gen norlte Eoltltprelle bar lln0e1
OuerDejelie at u0ite0e EN- Serie npl
! 5rimGrfer Su6iIenmsaaret 1914
Sotellerne 9lom 5ienlipgeS fol
6ioen, ifripe5 Der oen 20. San, a
Ell international lpoe6anoe. 6ler(
rige @n9lUnocre % 2lmerifonere el
6leuen 6eitjaalet.
5 aeln, 8piflan0, arreiteoeS for.
leOen / 9ietSinlen en- 0}ono, Der Dat
ns6t iom Gicne. Get oar Ell lun-
gere eiteriegt 6orbrDOer, og man
fanot 6os bam en- MengOe falfe
Se00elpenge.
Slpoeren 8inc3iere5 er ior &on-
traft6ruo operfor Bi(ot-Selifabet
blepen 0emt til at betole en- Gr-
Itatning al 195, 800 tpife ut, for-
oi ban oeItoa / 6lponinaerne peo
sSobnnneitbul Oftober.
9rnn0t Gnpirio6rif. 9teuniinIter,
Soften. 10. Sanuor. @n ltor So
brit for 8ilpirfning al fitlert Ro-
pir til6erenoe 8re0rene Meaer, er
0torgeS iul0It9noig neo6r9not.
Sfaoen aniloaS til 250,O0O Morf.
Gnot Strife. 2iperpool, 19. San
aeoelreniernes Strife er'i 9ao en0t
9lr6eiosgioerne er 9aaet inO pna at
6etaIe en- 2en al 2712 if. for so
Simers ugentligt 9lrbejoe, mebens
Sennen tioligere bar "a ib. for SO
SimerS ugentligt 9lrbejOe.
Gn apinoe Stort6inget. Set
norIfe Stortbing oil 9lar FOR
f6rite Sang ie en- apinoe i'm
Wliote. GrpIioent 9rotlie bill nen-
Zig Marts tage Serie, og bans
Slippleant er en- Solfeifolel9rerin-
De, 8rf. Hogltao, tilbprenoe oet iri-.
iinoe0e 8enItre. S6iotil bar @uro.
| pa 6inlano opret enc ON at bane
fpin0eliae Observation-Disclosures.
Gen argentinife ao6efsport. Berlin,
81. Sanlar Sil u2ofalon5eiger"
tele9roferes ira 2onoon: Sra 9e-
gDnoelIen al 5e6ruar Mnaneo pil
Der bliue oprettet en- ny 9ompifi6s-
rite neaem 9uenoS 9lireS o9
Sout6ampton. 9iuten etoblereS 30
neOiageli9 ior Gsoefsporten ira pr.
gentinn. Sra Soutbbompton oil ae-
oet bliue piOere ien6t til gIterrig,
SStolien oQ Eortuqol.
Sopepgen. 9on0on, 20 Sonuar
: 2lnle0ning al at Sooeip9en /
Den iencre Sio breoer iig mere og
mere oe engelife aolonier i Spo.
afrifa, bar 9iegeringen inofalot EN-
aonference, Ser ifaI orGfte Spergs-
maalet ON 9ef9mpelie al Ben for
lige Sp9oom. &on9resien bpori
oelta9er mango frenragenoe engel-
ife 2pger og aolonienbeosmpno
iant to 9elegereOe ira 9elgien, bar
/ @aar 6olOt lit fsrIte Meoe.
Sprerct | 9lrabien aonitontinopel,
90. Sannor, Otter bpao 9looet
| oSurqliie" eriarer, beoporeoe ben
ben 10 San. peo @bba Bropin'
len slSipr begpnote aamp enonl
| @aar. Reaerinestropperne 6aube
oo so orpbte og lige iaa monge
ioareoe Oprerernes Sab ifal oGre
betpoelige. Otter bpao 9lobet ST
oom" meooeler, poatGnfer 9feae-
ringen uoooer oe 80 9etailloner ON
fornsoent at ier0e enonu flere CROP
per Ill g)emen.
Sra 6inlano. De finife Erpffe-
rier npgteoe fornplig at tilitille peo-
fommenoe MrnOigbeo 5riefsenlpla-
rer al oeres Srpfiager, oe oen til
fororona6e Hrofurator Sanonilis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-07


General CREME oeo Zen ira 80.
erfrifen befenote General, Hiet u.
Gronje, er / 2sroagS oeo / alerfs-
oorp, 5ronspaal, % 9lar gannlel.
Get por oen IS. 6ebr. 1900,
ban meote oen langt operlegne 5ien-
Oe paa 0ioooerflooen / gt9r6eoen
al Taoroebera, og eiter 8 9aqes
Taper MoDltono maotte ban meo
line 5000. tapre 9oere opereipe Jig
Den 81. 6ebr. 5.glarsoagen efter
9oernes Seir peo Maiilba. San Bier
fsrt til ct. Seleno, men friginen ei'
ter arigens Slutning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-07
20. Mara.

ZU. Wlr9.
n99teoe at rejie 8iltale moo 9rDf-
ferierne ben 9[nleoning. 9tu bar
| Senatet 0a anmo0et Sen nDfi0nuDn-
te Grofurator Soiiainom ON at rei-
| ie 0enne 0easie-Siltole og bar iom-
| tioig ln0errettet @eneralguoernoren
ON Sa0oninS' 8pgrin9
Brand. 6n0ifsoaa, 5perrig, 20.
Sanuar. 5 @aar gftermiooog no.
BRIO Ser SSI6 Suoif5oaG 9ertil.
fu6rif SI0en Ger opitoo peo Selp-
antnnoelie, breote iig iaa 6urtigt,
at '5obriffens 100 9Grbeioere naat-
te re0Oe Jig / itorite Soit. 5 2pbet
al fort 9io oar 6abriffens SobeO-
af0eling meo @eoeri og Spinoeri
6rGnot @e6 612-9ioen Dor Sslocn
6earpniet til 6obriffens 6opeobpg-
nina. Sfaoen anilaas til ca. 300,-
600 ar.
Sapans EOIitif. Sofio, 90 SAINT
ar Gepnteretfomret traaote ianlnen
/ @aor. MiniIterprpiioenten notalte
bG. q, at SaponS iSor6olo til Sc
t6enfon6ife Wagter bar neget bier.
teligt Gor6un6et me6 england bleo
itprfere for bpert glor Ser gif. San
6aabeoe, at bet u6en 8anifeIi9be6
piloe lpffes at afIlutte me Operens-
fonliter Hegeringen oiloe fortiptte
Sen nup9renoe 6inonspolitif, bbor-
cfter lt0oifterne in6Ifrpnfes til set
aGlern1eit nsobenoige.
Gn brpnbt Camper. Sra Ilbonp
@eitaitItrolien meloes: On 9oro
pnn oen enaelife Camper Bari
iion", poa Geiie fra Seem Yorf til
Mel6ourne, lto6r6o Ser Sen t3. De-
cem6er SSlo 9a oet oiIte iig liiilu-
ligt at faa 9ranoen Ilrffet, forloo
9eIGtningen, Ser talte 35 Manb,
Sfibet og noaeoe Sen 10. Decent
Der ct. Touls-2en. 3 Wono bar
Mellemtioen b6oe al l1omottelle.
De operleoenoe fan6t poa Gpiten af
9en ct Depot al 2epneosmioler,
6porbeo oe opboIot 0ipet, til oe
bleu optogne al en- enoelif Camper,
Der brogte oem til s[lbonp.
Zen iopanife anorfiitproces. @ie-
0enS SorbanbIin9erne @rocesien
moo 6e 26 9(norfiIter, ser 6aooe
Itiftet ct Gonplot mo0 Weifo0oens
9iD, fore9if for ltffe0e 9ere, ooer-
o9re6es 9omsafiioelien al Meolem-
mer al oet oiplomotiife Gorps og
aniete Sopanere. Ga 9onmen bar
forfDnbt, roobte en- al oe 9enlte:
9aniail, boorefter olle oe 6entte
iprong op Gn anoen roobte: 2epe
9(norfietl s(lle loo Jig roIig fere
bort.
Get er life rigtiqt, at TO al 6e
26 anflageOe blep frifenot; oe bleo
oemt til 8 o9 If Mars T9ngiel 12
al 0e on0re "a bar fonet 9posltrof-
len formilOet til Iiosoorigt Spno.
ie(.
ainos Sorfotning. Eli 3cnters
Bureau teleeraferes ira Befine: Oct
al TigSuopal9et itoarbeioeoe Snr.
fotningsprogront er 6leoet rppioeret
og nnbret al Gegerineen. SSf6lge set
9noreoe Hro9rom ifol ser 9ebet
al inoeuGrenre gor offentli9asres
9eitenneIfer aneaaenoe gannelien
al aabinettet og llonppnelien of en-
raaogioenoe Soriomling, Ser Ifaf be-
ftoa al De iiito9renoe WebIemner al
Oet Ttore gnoo nnoer Soripoe al
Grins Gliding. Seniinoo Slntningen
af 1911 ifaI bisie @eitemmplier
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-07

5 @oar uo6rgo Der 5lo iaapi.
toilet Sefferion Sin, NO, og en-
SteriteoeIen al Satens 2lrfip oQ
9Groipapirer, 6lep poela9t. 5fa0en
paa9Dgningen anilaas til $600,000
3emofroterne 9ieprnientant6u-
Jet 6eihltte0e / @nar Caucus at
itemne Tor @enii0igbe6 be6Soperensfom-
ten meo Canada, ierit meo 80
Stemmer moo %, iioen bIeo Be
ilutningen pda 6orilag al Glarf
giort enitemnig. GernGit er 9ooenS
9e0togelie / 6uiet iifret.
9eo Ell aruotefsploiion 8luto
9omoer Gompanps 5abrif 9trr-
beOen af Si5peming, 0fic6, / Soar
bleU 10 Menneifer Die6liffelig ore6t
9loriagen til @fsploiioneil fenoes
life Get Oor oen poloiomite Cts
plolion, man bar ppret @ione til
/ nor0te Mic6igan.
@n Sprling llngorn bar teita-
menteret belle i'm 6ormue paa 500
900 til Sprettelie al ct SoIpital for
lin II gamle 26rebelte, % nanr De
0er, ifol anore ganlle 6eIte np0e
goot af bans teItanentariife @aoe
9itria, 9Stalien, @nglano og llni-
te0 StateS BAT iflg. MelOing ira
8efina ienot commissioner % log.
fpnOige S9ger til ainl for at 9iel-
pc Ill 1leo al Detpflpe Yelten, %
man oenter, at onOre 9on0es Ne
aeringer oil raIge Gfsemplet
SfrpOeritrife'en S6icago en0te
/ 6re0ags. Zen begDn0te %. Sept.
o9 bar poret 20 Tiger. 5lere 6or-
ipg ira 9proaoets Sioe pao at Ell.
De Strife'en bar Strife'erne moo
lat Jig. giu toane Sungeren Dem til
at eioe eiter. Strifeen bar omiat-
tet inotil 10000. @lan re9ner for,
at Der er tabt $3,000,000 pr
bejoSlen, og 6a6rifonterne bar tabt
$1,000,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-07

Der melOe5 ira 9ielu 2)orf, at
en- lille SfsOebuno bar orebt baaoe
i'm @iStreiS oa Jig ielu @tiiS 0lur-
ter bapoe lpit peo Ell @aslampe,
oa oa bun par trat al at leie, blunt
0eOe bun jim Stol. Otan mener
at Sunoen iaa paa nogen 0iaaoe
bar iluffet 2ampen og laoet @aslen
itrsmme no. ge9lte Wtorgen fanotes
6aaoe Miis Ofarter og benoes Suno
0pOe / gGreliet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-02-07

Der bar nogen Sio piit Jig Mi5-
iornpielie Sernbanepoittieneiten
9tu bar @eneralpoitmeiter 6ithcocf
ielo foretaoet Jig at ie flere al line
unoeroroneoe eiter / Spnlmene, og
oct iiges, at ban bar oponget, at
nogle al oiaie bar bru9t bans 9tnun
til at oDerarbeioe @oitflerfene. Der
CT Mulig6eo ior, at belle Sieneiten
pil 6lipe omorgnniieret.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
Kamrar.

Mrs. w. ]. Frakes of McCallsburg
spent few days last week with
relatives here.
Mrs. r. B. Rutledge entertained
the missionary society last Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. F. H. Alexander was Web
ster City visitor Monday.
The ladies aid society will mset
with Mrs. f. M Bibler Wednesday
afternoon A cordial invitation 70
all.
Mrs. q. Hemmen of Webster CITY
visited relatives in town Saturday.
Mrs. Kate McComb and daughter
Hazel of Webster City and visiting
friend. Miss Pond, spent Saturday at
the Lee Kennedy home.
Albin Carey was a Des Moines
visitor Monday.
Nov. 6.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
Flugstad.
Nov. 6.

R. z. Cooter and Clyde yanWin-
kie of Webster City were business
visitors here Friday.
Olof Handahl is having a new
poultry house built on his place.
d. w. Kennedy of Webster City
was a business caller here satuf-
day.
A number from here attended the
lecture at Duncombe Tuesday night.
Fred Balsey is building some
double cribs on the l.. L. VanWinkie
place.
Mrs. E. C. Hahne of Webster City
visited at the NJ A. Harris home
Sunday.
d. S. Darnell was business call
CT at Fort Dodge Saturday
A. w. Bugbee of Fort Dodge Wis
tied with friends near here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Olson and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Anderson Wis
tied Sunday at the S. j. Olson home.
A birthday party was held at the
Eli Jensen home Wednesday night
in honor of his daughter Annas
twentieth birthday All present re-
Fort a good time.
Nov. 6.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
Pleasant Hill.

Miss Xenia Corbin of Homer has
been spending the past week with
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Anderson and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Brock and
baby spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Williams.
Mrs. w. o. Mcconnell, aecompan-
led by her daughter, Mrs. Shadd
Huddlestun and baby, and her son
Harold, visited relatives in Fort
Dodge recently.
School will close Friday for a
short vacation.
Mrs. Ollie Wells entertained the
Ladies Social Circle last Thursday.
They meet one week from next
Thursday with Mrs. Chas. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Adams. Mr.
Dell Richards and family and Misses
Hattie and Mabel Adams took Sun
Gay dinner with the Kemmerer fam
lily.
Miss Hattie Adams closed hcr
term Of school last Friday near RAN
dali. She has been engaged to teach
the winter term at the same place
which speaks very well for her as
young teacher.
Nov. G.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
Hamilton.

M. H. Hendrickson was county
seat visitor Friday evening.
The Misses Clarice and Palma
Hendrickson were Webster City Wis
itors Saturday.
A number Of the young people at
tended hard times party at Dick
Meyers Saturday evening.
The Grand View Missionary So
ciety met with Mrs. Mark Carey
Thursday of last week. They will
meet with Mrs. Lewis Peterson
Thursday, Nov. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Onken Wis
tied Sunday with Mrs. Onken's
brother, Lubbert Lubbers and fam
lily, near Webster City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Neese visited
Sunday at the Dan omstead home
near Williams.
Miss Clara Christensen returned
to Liberty Center Monday where she
is teaching school.
! Nov. 6,
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
Fremont.

viii Mahoney, who left this COM
munity some fifteen years ago, is
back for a visit with his mother,
sisters and brothers. Mr.. Mahoney
now resides at Spokane, Washing
ton.
The young people were very
pleasantly entertained at dancing
party at the John Smell home re-
Gently.
A Halloween party was held at
the Chas. Oviatt home last Friday
evening. and a most enjoyable ev-
ening was spent by all present.
Mrs. Grobner of Webster City is
spending the week at the Schroeder
home.
Max Stark and Others drove to
Dayton Sunday in their autos.
Quite a number of our people
heard Alice Nielsen in Webster City
last Friday evening. They SPEAK
we'll of the entire company.
Peter Morrow visited Sunday
will She Mills family in Webster
City.
Annetta Stark was home for IN
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
Personal Briefs

A. F. Mueller was business
visitor in Denison yesterday.
w. Fl. Cook arrived home yes
terday from few days business
stay in Chicago.
Mrs. Lucy Abrahams and son
Herbert left last night for their
home in Hudson, ILL.,, following a
weeks visit with Mrs. Abrahams'
father, Mr. Joseph Adams.
Mrs. Art Durham of New Hart
ford arrived in the city Yesterday
for few days visit at the S. c. Hall
home.
Mrs. c. M. Stevens returned to
her home in Williams yesterday af-
ter short visit with Mrs. c. f.
Buell. and family.
MFR. and Mrs. Louis Frank left
yesterday for visit with friends in
Des Moines. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Middleton
OF Eagle Grove are spending the day
at the home of Fay Thompson.
Mrs. s. B. Bair left this morn
ing for Rock Island, III. On her
way she will visit with friends in
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
Mulberry Center.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pringle and
children of Eagle Grove were recent
visitors at the home Of the formers
brothers, Edgar and Tommy.
Mrs Ben Moore and two sons Of
Montana are here for an extended
visit with Mrs. Moore's parents, M.
and Mrs. Geo. Hoffman.
A number from this community
attended the box social at the Wat
erman school last Friday night and
report fine time.
S. F. Nicholson has purchased a
new grain elevator which will be
a great saving of labor during corn
husking.
The Leisure Hour club met with
Mrs. Edgar Pringle last Thursday.
Nov. 7.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
sIx-THIRTY DINNER.

Mesdames J. M. Richardson, w
G. Burleson and J. R. Kamrar were
hostesses to the members of the 500
club and their husbands Friday
evening at the Kamrar home, On
Elm street, at a. delightfully."- APP
pointed six-thirty o'clock dinner.
The decorations Of the house aad
tables formed pretty scene III
which pumpkins appeared in pro-
fusion. Pumpkin place cards were
also used. The evening hours were
spent pleasantly In playing 500.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
Cass Center.

The ladies aid society will meet
next Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. Geo. Smith in Webster City.
The ladies are invited to come pre-
pared for work.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Merritt and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Fielder spent
Sunday at the F. M. Bosworth.
Come.
Miss Celia johnson returned home
Tuesday after an extended visit
with relatives in Ohio
Mrs. Sanford Tyler is on the sick
list.
G. e. Mcconnell and family spent
Sunday at the Chas. Smith home.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Underwood en-
tertained the minister and his wife
Sunday.
Nov 6.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.

Mrs. j. T. Teal was very pleas
antly surprised at her home on
Webster street, Saturday evening,
the occasion being her sixty-frst
birthday.
Miss Bertha Teal invited about
twenty friends and neighbors and
at about seven-thirty they took Mrs.
Teal by complete surprise. The
evening was spent in a social way
and at 10 o'clock light refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Teal was presented with a
cut glass dish and many other use
full gifts. At late hour the guests
departed wishing Mrs. Teal many
happy returns of the day.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
West independence.

M. H. Brinton is repairing the
buildings on his place that jim
Smith is going to farm the coming
year.
The farmers are making good pro-
gress husking their corn with the
yield running from about thirty to
sixty bushels per acre.
Theodore Essig and family spent
Sunday in Webster City.
Former friends and acquaintance
will be pleased to learn of the re-
cent marriage of Miss Alpha Close
Of Candy, Minnesota, to Mr.Harry
Gilman of Webster City. After a
sojourn among friends the happy
couple will go to housekeeping on
q fine farm near Candy, MINI.
Here's congratulations.
Nov. &.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07

ting new cement culvert in this
place and it is not yet finished. In
order to cross the stream which the
bridge spans, travellers over this
thoroughfare have made a side road
which turns out of the main road
about ten Tor twelve feet before ar.
irving at the bridge. After dark,
however, it is almost impossible to
see this road which turns off the
main highway. The occupants @:
the car, although they had their
lamps going, did not notice it. Wai-
ter Wilson was driving the auto
and although the car was going
slowly he did not see the hole left
by removing the bridge until the
car was within a few feet of it. AS
the auto could not be stopped in
that short distance the car and its
occupants plunged into the hole
Mrs. Parish was thrown from the
auto and sustained badly wrenct-
ed knee and other minor Injuries.
Mrs. Wilson remained in the car
but the force of the fall caused her
head to strike the back of the front
seat. She was unconscious from the
impact for several minutes. The
two gentlemen escaped injury but
were badly shaken up. 1t is consid-
cred nothing short Of marvellous
that all escaped with their lives.
The car could not be removed
and the party were forced to tele-
phone to Kamrar, where a physician
way secured for the ladies and an
ether car was procured. The Will
son car was brought to the city Sun
day afternoon. 1t is quite badly
damaged.
The parties say there We're no
signals out or other means of warn
ing travellers of the dangerous place
in the road caused by the removal
Of the bridge. This looks like GRIM
,iral negligence and the county will
no doubt have damage suit on its
hands as result.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
A Party Of Webster City People Pre-
cipitated Into Opening
in Roadway Near
Kamrar.
MARROW ESCAPES FROM DEATH
Mrs. F. E. Wilson and Mrs. A. R.
Parish Suffer Injuries
From Accident.

Mrs. F. e. Wilson is confined 10
her bed today as the result of an
auto accident which happened Sat
urday evening. She has a bad cut
over her right eye, is otherwise Sc
verely bruised, and the. shock to
her nervous system has about pros
trated her. Mrs. A. R. Parish is al
SC quite badly bruised. The other
occupants Of the car-B. A. Wilson
and Walter Willson-escaped with
&c injuries to speak of.
These parties were returning
from Ames Saturday night where
the gentlemen attended the Ames-
Nebraska football game. They left
Ames early in the evening. On the
road between Jewell and Kamrar is a
small bridge which was washed out
some time ago. The county is put
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
versary.

versary.
At about 2 o'clock the crowd con
gregated and presented themselves
at the Rutledge home unannounced
Although she was completely una
ware OF the fact that she was to be
hostess, she was soon enjoying her.
self and entertaining her guests in
royal manner.
Among the pleasant features CT
the afternoon was an apron shower
at which Mrs. Rutledge was the
happy and grateful recipient of
twenty-eight aprons.
At o'clock refreshments were
served and all departed wishing
Mrs. Rutledge many returns Of this
happy gathering.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07

day at Hills, North Dakota, at the
home of Mr.. Berg's parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Fay Thompson
spent Sunday in Eagle Grove at the
, chas Hall home.
! j. B. Hughes returned this
morning from business trip to
| Chicago. where he bought his holt
day line.
Miss Aletta Anderson spent
Sunday with friends in Waterloo.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Cunningham
spent Sunday at the Ben Sheridan
home in Eagle Grove.
Mrs. w. c. Burleson Is spend
ing the day in Des Moines.
Malcolm Mullen visited with
friends in Marshaiitown over Sum
day.
Mrs. Dan F. Shea returned Sat
urday from an extended visit with
friends in Blue Earth, MINI.
Dick Mullins spent Sunday at
the home of Prof. A. e. Bullock In
Iowa Falls.
Messrs. Cady Chase and Merris
Merrill returned to their school
work in Des Moines last night after
an over Sunday visit in this city
with their parents.
Misses lone Middleton and
Blanche Smith of Eagle Grove visit
ed friends here Saturday.
w ]. zitterell left this morn
ing for Maquoketa. called there by
the serious illness of his aged moth
Mrs. i. j. Mott went to Alden
today for few days to visit John
Mott.
&C. H.. Clifton Is business call
er In woodstock today.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hemmen
srent Sunday with friends at Blairs-
burg.
&C. c. Mills is business caller
in Fort Dodge today.
Miss Marybelle olmstead is
spending the day In Woodstock.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES
Prairie Queen.

The box supper held at Sunnyside
school. in district No. 9, was a de-
cided success. The net proceeds
were $17.45. All report an enjoy
able time.
Misses Emma and Olga Aundscn
OF Webster City visited with Miss
Ethel Mabbott last Thursday and
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan of Webster
City visited at the Rutledge home
and also attended the box SUPPER
last Thursday.
Miss Ethel Mabbott closed sue
cessful term of school in district No.
last Friday.
Nov. s.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
Social Affairs
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PROGRESSIVE DINNER.

Misses Georgia Green, Marie
Brown, Arlene kearns, and Mabel
Anderson, very pleasantly enter
tanned small company of friends
at progressive o'clock dinner
Saturday evening. The first course
was served at the home of W. B.
Kearns, the second at the F. F.
Brown home, the third at George w.
Green's and the last at A. e. Ander-
sons. The remainder of the even
ing was enjoyably spent in playing
cards.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.

The G. T. Rutledge home on d.
vision street was the scene of very
happy gathering yesterday, when
about thirty friends and neighburs
of Mrs. Rutledge planned among
themselves to assist her in celebrat-
ing her sixty-ninth birthday ami
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
A BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Some of the friends and relatives
recently gathered at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schwiebert,
south of town. to surprise their son
Calvin, it being his eighteenth
birthday. His parents presented
him with a gold watch. Those in