Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-02-20


doing business in the city Saturday.
Mrs B. F. Read of harrisburg
was in the city Saturday visiting
Mrs. SAB. Bair.
Mrs John Terrell of Blairsburg
was shopping in the city Saturday.
Mrs. E. A. Ashpole of Blairs-
burg visited with her brother, N.
c. Eckstein in this city Saturday.
e. A. Schroeder of Blairsburg
was a Saturday business caller in
the city.
Miss Anna Shoemaker of Ames
spent. Saturday in the city on bust
ness.
Mrs. Jim Cheney spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. John Terrell
of Blairsburg.
F. M. Willard of Eagle Grove
was greeting Webster City friends
Saturday.
IS. R. Hoyt Sundayed with his
family, leaving today for the Gulf
Coast regions.
Mrs. Minnie Freeborn left Sun
day for a trip to Cedar Rapids and
Chicago where she will purchase her
spring stock of millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Kennedy and
children, of Kamrar, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Kennedy's parent, Mrs.
Kate McComb.
Miss Mary Graft spent Sunday
in Woodstock.
Ray Stone of woodstock Sun
dayed in the city with friends.
Miss Hazel McComb returned
Saturday evening from visit with
friends in Jewell.
Miss Clara Lane left Friday for
visit with her sister, Miss Georgia
Lane, who teaches in Marathon.
A. M. Potter Of Madison, Wis,
spent Sunday IN the city.
Harry Maxon of Williams visit
ed in the city yesterday.
Ed Altman of Fremont, Iowa,
arrived in the city this morning for
short visit at the home Of his SIS
ter, Mrs, j. Dewitt and family.
Claude Keyes spent Sunday in
Eagle Grove. .,
Miss Mae Wolferd visited
friends in Eagle Grove over Sunday.
Mrs. N. G. Nelson Of Kamrar
spent Sunday in the city with her
sister, Mrs. e. H. Hemmen.
Miss, Anna Peterson spent Sum
day with friends in Eagle Grove. h
pr. w. w. Wyatt and father re-
turned Sunday morning from Alex
andria, La. The Doctors father Is
reported as slowly improving.
Albert Nickerson, son OF B. F..
Nickerson, arrived in town yester-
day from Mason City to accept a
position as travelling salesman for
the Brown skate factory. 4l5f 8
Miss Ethel Mabbott, who
teaches in the Prairie Queen dis
trict, visited at her home in this city
over Sunday.
&C. W. Black left Saturday
night for Chicago, where he will
join w. v. Shipley to select their
epr;no ctncI ne ponda
Herman DIETRICH was an Eagle
Grove caller Saturday.
Miss Matte Welch visited over
Sunday with her parents in Eagle
Grove.
Mrs. F. L. Schweppe and son of
Renwick, who have been visiting
the F. D. Riley family, returned
home today.
e. N. Steele, an attorney at law
from Olympia, Washington, resumed
his journey today to Washington,
D. c., after few days visit at the
home of his wife's sister, Mrs Sam
R. Sheldon. Mr.. Steele goes to the
capital city to appear before the De-
partment of the Interior to present
by oral argument case involving
the ownership Of a very valuable
tract of land held by the Indians
and located in eastern Washington.
Miss Anna Bailey OF FIT. Dodge
returned home today after an ex-
tended visit at the John Hanrahan
home.
John Wilke returned this morn
ing from bushes trip to Chicago.
Mrs. John Thompson Of Dun
combe spent Sunday in this city
with her son, Will Thompson.
Miss Luella Sheldon Is shopping
in Fort Dodge today.
Miss Hazel Pickard went to Po-
rahontas today to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Dalbey, formerly Of this city.
u. H. McNee and wife Of Blairs-
burg are in the city today.
Mrs L. M. Seeley went to Iowa
Falls today on business.
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