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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-07
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Mss FRANCES GILL.
b o 447.

Ruth wiuseott has as he,
3 guests Misses Iva Irwin. IN
Board and Grace Garrett, stud.
0Srrs6As College. Misses Ir.
and Board are from Oklahoma
Miss Garrett from Roswell. N.
H. Elizabeth Arnold who has
4, he last few years with her
Mrs. David Moss of Seattle,
is at nome on 4 visit.
H.. Mcmillan was over from
pr this week.
~. Angie Gary went to st
n today for a visit with her
NJ. Lesars Gary.
ua Leta Derby Of Carthage ia
nest Of Miss Gladys Van Ness.
sIss Laura R~obertson's friends
.aoking forward with great pleas.
toward hearing her sing. Miss
srtson has given recitals in the
where she studied. but this
be the first opportunity Mexico
Fences have had to hear her in
eltal.
Ne Good Time Club met Tues
afternoon with Mrs. T. s. Rely
made a Halloween party of it,
rating the house with goblins,
rs, etc. Mrs. Bert squires was
sssful in winning the prize at
guessing contest provided for
Afternoons entertainment.
sEy Cards. Bridge Waist Scores,
9 "a Programs and Place Cards,
Doc each.
worreil. The Jeweler.
rs. Robt. Snoddy was the We'd
bay Club hostess this week. Mrs
xellyn led and papers we're read
follows: Washington Irving, by
4 Marie Rose; Fennimore Coop
by Mrs. Il. II. Tincher; Early
rican Painters. Mrs. w. L.
d; Early American Poetry by
4 S P. Emmons. The next
ing viii be with Mrs. R. R. ar
d November Daughters of the
ican Revolution meeting will be
lay afternoon at the home Of
W. l.. Craddock, at 1880 o'clock.
Jar Board meeting, lis at the
Room.
be Chautauqua Circle met We'd
by afternoon at Mrs. Chas. Nor
The lesson on Paris of the
ades was led by the hostess. The
meeting Will be with Mrs,
s Roy.
9 Stationery, Correspondence
Invisation Papers. Always the
Sct styles. s5r to sl.00 the boz,
Worreai. The Jeweler.
ster Frank Houston gave al
Halloween masquerade party
bday evening. Miss Nellie Cocns
as fortune teller. adding much
evenings enjoyment.
and Mrs. George Robertson.
2sFs .isoDertson. Mrs, I. NJ.
Miss Elizabeth gill we're
d OF Miss Dorothy Russell at
brpheum Tuesday evening.
graved Visiting Cards, Wedding
! Ihonf. Announcement and
pwtedeement Cards. styles
It, prices right, and orders
b.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-07
COUNTY NEWS

P. W. Harding has been moved to
the John Pollard residence on e.
Monroe street., where his many friend
can call upon him
Lutte Mckinney. OF Mo5eriys well
known in Mexico. aged seventy-two
years, died this week.
Laudell Bros. have sold their inter
est in the Palace Of Sweets to o. D..
Reid who has been connected with
this establishment for nearly two
years in the capacity Of candy-maker.
The firm viii be known as Reid e.
Coons, voorhies Coons being the
other firm member.
At a meeting of the Mexico Com
mercial Club Friday noon, it wal de-
cided to have the Agriculture Com
mittee, under Chairman w. w. Pol
lock, Immediately start judging the
entries in the Boys Corn Growing
Contest.
Three hundred and twenty hunting
licenses we're issued by County Clerk
J.. B. Graham and his assistant,
Frank Eller. up to November /. This
marked the first day of the open sea
son for quails and a number Of Mex
ico's hunters took advantage Of it
and went after the birds.
Reports from many sections Of Au-
drain and other counties indicate the
quail crop is not as plentiful this
year as 1t has been in previous years.
Reports indicate that this bird will
be very scarce this 81
DIR. c. NJ. sneed. Of Jefferson City,
who visits Mexico once every month,
has sold his practice to his assistant,
Dr.. ]. S. Summers. DR., sneed is 60
ing to take a trip abroad and Will
likely visit Prague. Bohemia, where
he viii study for a year. He ex-
poets TO locate later in Kansas City
fnr the pratice of his profession. Dr.
sneed has many iriehos IN ~
and Audrain county' who WISH A
much success
You, ike eNeryon eise' Ao
ing to max your money 80 as
as possible. 10 uouVls ING
every uoilaf you spe
as you may 'nink' II you are
sistant reader OF auYefusine ~
VIII find you can make your "o
do double duty as wen as S@so W
In your buying
Inc up-to-oate merchane
He makes mis- speciais uhusuai'y
tractive TO nrlhg eraue " us
You can save py UAkhs auv
these sales as wen as ilnu osns
money saving III SUN
hshments because ne = ailofu Z
! sell cheaper. MS trade peins sie@
ehah ehas VI NY ri.
Ernest Barnett ana Whe arc M
ing friends IN OF. louls'
Misses Laura and byro Datu
are guests OF relatives IN 81
Joe Hoiio"ay - IN o'
professional business
!, Mrs. Tony Weinano Is she 80
Of her mis
! OF st. LOUIS.
Charles MARINES Is ~ y.
guest az "llilam Woou
harnes finance recenus
Texas, IS tahlns q
, at the fuieon ooieee' T.
VIII be reeleo Oh arons a
time woodrow wilson y
President OF h uneeu SLAVE
Mrs. Laura martin y ~
a delightful VISIT AZ se".a
Born to Mr, ana aif ~ q
ris, Of DERBY, oonn-' oo.
{ son., cnrlsteneu Nu"au
ris. -.
n uhcie Ian am ~,
Letcner' lornies w III,
er q S.i' ue W.,
son, Of this CITY 10 nsi 49, /. i
ingtoh' hah'' on va III,
llrst 'lnae - y 49, - 1890
ume slases nass ~ |, yaar
no.n are se'' mn 10 I,
ohciie IL ,ohnson
ans ~ !. tbsm a ticke
+ 'onur ~ hoth ~
70 come 70 meAl III
ENJOYING .ae 'in
meeting GU a'au s1l on,or,,
hosh az t,r,t
and aunt Mais Ven ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-07

READ LEDGER WANT ADS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-07
10 YEARS AGO.


At the Ledger Baby Show the fol
lowing awards were made: The ten
months-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Mccullough, first; Paul
inc, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jno
Miller, second.
KEENAN, Hulen of Mexico, anf
Miss Blanche Gillaspie of Audrain
county, were married.
A marriage license was granted t
Frank Towney, OF Monroe county,
and Miss Carrie c. wager, Audraii
county.
Mrs. Ann Kemp, aged IS years
was awarded the prize for being tn
Oldest lady in attendance at Mex
leo Karnival.
G.. H. Biggs, of Farber, and Mis-
Maude Quisenberry, also of Al
drain county, were married by Rev
James Biggs.
G. G. VOORHEES,, of Mexico commit
ted suicide at Sloan Springs, Ark
where he had gone for his health.
The pail bearers were T. H, Marshal
Howard Buckley, j. q. Moore, DIR. l
S. Cave, F. R. Jesse, W. G. Wilkins.
The following were hunting in |
W. Missouri: William Eller, Cook
Groves, DR.. T~oalson, Frank Eller, AL
cite Whitney, John B. Graham.
w. Simpson, ]. Berman, of Callawa,
county; Col. Norman Colman, Of st
Louis; Capt. Hickman of HERNIA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-07

Stewart Lindsey and ]. G. Vol
lendorf Of Jefferson City were in
Mexico Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-07
20 YEARS AGO.

Miss May Hughes was selected as
a teacher in the public school in the
place of Miss Mile White. deceased.
Married, at Sikeston, Mo-, DR.. Ian
don Rodes of Mexico and Miss Flor
ence Wilson of Sikeston.
Jerry Dermody of Mexico and Miss
Susie sidebottom Of Truesdale were
married by Father Dempsey.
w. r. Beck, aged IS years, dice
in this city. He had been a jewel
er in Mexico for about IS years.
j. G. Trimble and R. M. White or
ganized a Democratic Club at Beag
les School House with the following
officers: L. S. P. Whitley, president
j. Atkins, Vice President, G. @
Baker, secretary; James Atkinson,
treasurer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-07
H. "a ann ID Vrara
-Agn Thia lsrrk
30 YEARS AGO.

hSNho A1O.
The following is the number q,
children who attended Sunday School
in Mexico:
Presbyterian-e5.
B~aptist--75.
Catholic-70.
Christian-S0.
n. Methodist-e0.
S. Methodist-74.
Episcopal-S0.
Miss Mamie Wright gave her
young friends a party at the home O,
W. f. Reed.
u following were officers Of
the Masonic Lodge at Laddonia:
George W. Covey, w. NJ.
j. H. Basket, s. w.
J. Alexander, ]. w.
J. w. Robinson. Treasurer.
d. P. Moore. Sec'y.
Chas. Smith, s. d.
Ed. Kennen, ]. D.
Rev. P. e. Myers, Chaplain.
The Lodge was Instituted by DR.
Ready. James Carroll, ]. W. Hay
don, Gee. Poteet and A. G. Turner
Of Mexico.
The Prairie View Presbyterian
church building was completed. ]. w
Rutter erected the structure. Their,
We're over thirty members and tn.
elders We're: J. C. v. Baskin, e. c.
Gamble, and Jas. McCord, Samue
Mccord and Samuel Northern wer,
deasons. The church had formerly
been organized by R. W. w. Robert
son with about twelve members.
Miss Lizzie Cullen was principal o
the Public School of Laddonia, witt
Mrs. Ida Pigg, assistant.
j. R. Mcdonald and Miss Molli,
Boyd. both of Galloway county wer,
married by Rev. +. Mitchell.
Mrs. Hit, nee Miss Mary Brown
wife of Joseph Hit, died at he
home, six miles southwest Of Mex
leo. Besides her husband, she lef
one son.
j. P. Clark & Son offered premium
for the best corn raised in Audrain
county. The following were awarde
the premiums:
First, yellow corn, Jas. G. Ford
$500; second. yellow corn, Rober
Kerr, $2.00; third, white corn, Rob
Kerr, s1.OO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-07

he Good Time Club met Tues
afternoon with Mrs. T. S. Rely
| made a Halloween party of it,
|rating the house with goblins,
Its, etc. Mrs. Bert squires was
Esssful in winning the prize at
guessing contest provided for
afternoons entertainment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-07

lbs Laura Ropertson's friends
| nokiug forward with great pleas.
| toward hearing her sing. Miss
|etson has given recitala in the
a where she studied, but this
be the first opportunity Mexico
.|uences have had to hear her in
kItal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-11-07

Cards, Bridge Waist Scores
scA Programs and Place Cards
b 3Oc each.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-19
Dog Came Back.

After an absence OF about five
days, Buck" the valuable hunting
dog owned by DR.. Wyatt, returned
to his home this forenoon under
very peculiar circumstances. The
canine disappeared last Friday
morning. Yesterday DR.. Wyatt put
an ad in this paper offering re-
ward for information as to the
whereabouts of the canine. This
morning the animal returned to the
Wyatt home in pitiful condition.
He had evidently had nothing to
eat and could hardly walk. 1t is
thought that possibly the dog was
stolen by some person who saw the
advertisement in yesterdays paper
and fearing he would be found out
released him. The doctor hopes to
have his dog In condition to start
the duck season, which will be at it:
height in a few days.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-19
Another landmark Goes.

The old barn on Des Moines
street, adjoining the city hitching
lots, is being torn down. 1t Is the
property of w. c. Burleson and is
being razed to make room for the
new building to be erected next
summer or fall by Hanson & Tyler,
the automobile dealers. This barn
is another Of the old landmarks OF
this city, it having been occupied
by different local liverymen for a
feed barn and livery stable for many
years. During recent years 1t had
been used as a private barn but OF
late some OF the sides of the struct-
ure were bulged and leaned badly,
making 1t unsafe.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-19
CRAS. A. GREEN GOES
TO His ETERNAL REST
Brother-in-law of Late Mrs. Jas. Nc
Murchy-Resided Here Five
, Months.

Chas. A. Green, who for the past
five months has been a resident of
this city, living in the home of his
sister-i n-law, the late Mrs. James
McMurchy, died this morning. The
cause of death was an acute attack
of bronchitis and pneumonia. He
was eighty-three years of age.
Mr.. Green was one of the forty
niners-one of the first of the east
erners who contracted the gold few
er in 1S49. At that time he left
his home in Copenhagen. New
York, and spent several years in
California in gold mining. He was
but fairly successful and underwent
many hardships.
Chas. A. Green was born June %,
1928, in Copenhagen, N. Y. After
going west in 1S49 and spending
some time in gold mining, he re-
and was married in 1860. His first
wife died in 1865. One daughter,
also deceased, was born to this
union. In the year 1876 he was
united in marriage with Elinor
Widdowson. In 1880 the family
moved to Rochelle, Illinois, where
they resided until last November,
when they moved to this city.
Mr.. Green was a member OF the
Masonic lodge for many years, be-
ing Royal Arch Mason, and also
a member of the Eastern Star.
He is survived by his wife and
ono daughter, Mrs. Nellie Dyon, of
Chicago.
The funeral will be held Thurs
day afternoon at 1880 from the for
mer McMurchy home on Wilson av-
enue. Friends may view the re-
mains from 1880 to $3.50.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-19
PAVING WORK
BEGINS SOON
Plans and Specifications We're Ready
for the Inspection Of Con-
II. tractors This
Morning.
OVER FIVE MILES OF CURB1NG.
improvements Will Cost More Than
100000 if Previous Prices
OVER FIVE MILES OF CURLING.
improvements Will Cost More Than
100000 if Previous Prices

The plans and specifications for
the curbing, guttering and paving
to be done in Webster City this
year are now ready for the con-
tractors. The work is to be COM
menced early, as follows:
.. ... CURB AND GUTTER.
Boone street to begin on June
1st and be completed by Sept. IS.
Walnut street to begin on June /
and be completed by August Is.
Elm street to begin on June 1st
and finished by July IS.
Bank street to begin by first of
May and finished by first of June.
PAVEMENT.
Pavements upon all these streets
shall begin by June LIST and be COM
pleted by october Is.
The number Of linear feet of curb
and gutter upon each street is as
follows: s.-&u '.s
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-19
CITY COUN-
Gil DOINGs
Regular Council Meeting Last Night
in the City Hall-Sundry
Matters are Con-
sidered.
SECOND STREET EXTENSION
East Side Land Owners Appear Be
fore Meeting and ask Extension
of Street.
SECOND STREET EXTENSION

The city council were in regular
session last evening at the city hall.
Councilman Helmick was absent,
being out of the city.
W. w. Bair appeared at the meet
Ing asking that the electric light
metre in his home be re-read and
tested. 1t was referred to the city
superintendent.
A party of east side landowners,
consisting of G. w. Shaffer, G. w.
Lee and l.. L. Richardson, appeared
before the council in connection
with the proposed road that has
been petitioned for leading from
Park avenue to Maple avenue on
Second street. This road was ask
ed by the property owners some
time ago, but nothing done about
1t. The party last evening asked
that the road be completed as soon
as possible. The matter was re-
ferred to the street and alley COM
mittee.
The minutes Of the past meetings
since the last regular session we're
then read by the city clerk.
The report of the insurance COM
pany holding policies on the fly
wheels in the new city plant was
read. The inspector for the COM
'pany reported the wheels in very
good condition.
The council instructed the city
clerk to pay to the light fund from
the water fund the cost Of pumping
for the past year, which started
April /, 1911, and ends April 1,
1912. The sum amounts to $500.
A petition was read which was
signed and presented by Chas. Drap-
err and other residents Of West Wal
nut street, asking that a sewer con-
nection be made at the corner OF
Grove street, the sewer then to be
extended to Beach street. This mat
ter was referred to the sewer COM
mittee.
The city fathers then adjourned
their meeting till next Monday ev-
ening at z o'clock.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-19
SEIZES SHIPMENT
OF GAME BIRDS
Game Warden Sells Prairie Chickens
After Taking Them From
Express Company.

Local people who consider the
prairie chicken toothsome delicacy
had the opportunity to indulge in
this feast a few days ago. Game
warden c.. w. Joseph of this city
seized a shipment of the birds from
the Wells Fargo express company in
the northern part of the state and
brought them to this city, where he
sold them according to law. The
birds were being shipped from NAL
ard to Chicago. The game warden
found that they had been shipped
by one of the prominent citizens of
Mallard, who was arrested and paid
fine Of $40 piece for them. This
is the first offense Of the kind that
has occurred in this part of the state
this season. Mr.. Joseph sold the
chickens to local people at so cents
each. In Chicago they would have
brought probably about 81.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-19
Taken to Hospital.

Miss Cora Mccullough was TAX
en- to the hospital this morning for
treatment. Miss Mccullough has not
been in the best of health for some
time and it was thought that she
had touch of appendicitis. How
ever, it is hoped that with proper
treatment and good rest, she will
be able to continue with her school
work in a couple of weeks. Miss
Alta Green is substituting during
her absence.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-19
FORT DODGE SALOON
PETITION IS FILED
Liquor Forces Claim They Have
Enough Signers to Allow Sa-
looms to Continue.

The citizens of Fort Dodge are
in the throes of a big fight over the
saloons. The liquor forces filed
their petition of consent for the
open saloon in that city yesterday
and they claim they have 1850
names upon it, 1875 more names
than they need to continue the open
saloon. Yesterdays Fort Dodge
Messenger says of the matter:
The final stage in the fight be-
tween the "wets" and the "drys" in
Fort Dodge, for this year at least,
was reached this afternoon when
the saloon men filed their mulct pc
tition of consent with the board of
supervisors. B. J. Price, attorney
for the saloon forces, placed the pc
tition on file, together with an afi-
davit of filing.
The supervisors room was jam
med with supporters of both sides
who watched the proceedings with I
interest. Some controversy was
caused when E. H. Rich asked If the
petition was on file. Mr.. Price de-
clared it was. It was then stated
that "drys" desired to prevent fur
Their circulation and so wished a def
mite statement as to whether or not
it was filed.
The efforts of the "wets" to make
their petition sufficient are now at
an end, with the exception Of COM
batting the removal Of names from
the petition because of TECHNICAL
ties. In the opinion given on the
Oskaloosa petition recently, Justice
Ladd OF the state supreme court
ruled against Withdrawals Of with
drawals as follows:
Unless the petition on file at the
time Of the publication of the notice
of it's canvass is sufficient it must
fail. To hold otherwise would be to
open the door for filing and canvass
of more than one petition year.
For if, after partial canvass by
the supervisors, it would be appar-
ent that the statement would be in
sufficient because of Withdrawals.
another could be circulated and add
ed to the one on file, and clearly de-
feat the plain language and purpose
Of the statute. Having withdrawn
his signature from the statement of
consent, he could not reinstate the
same thereon for this would be
equivalent to signing his name
again.
There is every reason for reeog-
nizing the right Of the elector to-
change his sentiments on any sub
ject as often as he pleases, to oscil-:
late like shuttle cook from side to
side so long as he withholds these
from the record. If he is allowed
to change a second time there is no
ground for not allowing him to
change as often as, he wishes until
the tribunal may have difficulty in
observing him on one side long
enough to be counted. Having with
drawn his signature from the state
ment and the time having passed to
again give his consent, reinstate-
ment of his name on the statement
is not within the right"
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-19
A Small Blaze.

A small blaze was discovered in
the new home Of Mrs. j. H. Shaffer
on West Walnut street yesterday
morning, causing considerable ex-
citement for some time. The cause
of the fire was a defective fire place.
Yesterday morning blaze was
placed in the fireplace for the first
time since the house was built.
From there it spread to the joists
on the ground floor. The damage to
the house was very little.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-19
Mcdonald Hillock.

A very pretty quiet home we'd
ding was solemnized last evening at
s o'clock at the VIM. Mcdonald
home on Superior street, when Miss
Hanna Mcdonald and Mr.. Royden
Hillock were united in marriage.
The bride was prettily gowned in
white marquesette and carried a
beautiful shower bouquet Of brides
roses. The groom wore the conven-
tional black. Miss Grace Whitley,
a life long friend Of the bride, play
ed softly the familiar strains of
wedding march as the
bridal party entered the parlor,
where the Reverend Arthur Met
calf of the Congregational church,
in the impressive ring service, pro-
nounced them husband and wife. A
dainty wedding lunch was served
Immediately following the cere-
mony.
The bride has spent her rsentire
life In this city and has won many
friends by her gentle and winsome
ways. The groom is the younger
son OF Mrs. H. G. Hillock and a
young man of pleasing manners and
much personal ability.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillock leave toda,
for Ashton. Idaho, where Mr.. Hill
lock will engage in the real estat,
or banking business. The bride!
brother, John A. Mcdonald, is en-
gagged in the banking business II
Ashton and Mr.. Hillock may be as
sociated with him
The best wishes Of their man!
friends and of the Freeman-Tribun,
go with them to their new home.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-19
District Court.

District court convened today as
per adjournment from last week.
The case OF C. A. Chapman against
the board of supervisors is now on.
Chapman appealed from the benefit
assessment in the Haviland drainage
district in harrisburg township.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-19
Poisoning Dogs.

A number OF dogs have been pois-
oned in the neighborhood of West
Second street the past week and the
owners of some of these pets are
looking for the poisoner. They
would like to remind this canine
destroyer that poisoning dogs with
out previous warning is a state pen
itentiary offense.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-19
New Workman.

Milton Segar yesterday ac-
cepted a position as watch maker at
the Ripper jewelry store. Mr.. Sc
gar has recently been attending the
st. Louis school of watch making
and is a competent workman in ev-
cry way. a
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-19
Oregon Home For Sale.

lis acres, three-fourths mile to
depot, school, store and postoflce.
Good S-room house, fine mountain
water piped to house, other build
ings, 800 bearing trees. rich bench
land, fine mountain stream. 165
miles south of Portland. For par
ticulars, address A. w. Parker, Yon-
Gala, Douglas county, Oregon. f1t1S
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-19

The board of supervisors are in
session today, holding a. benefit as
sessment hearing in the Pierson
drainage district, located in Lincoln
township.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-19

Mrs. w. O. Rauworth of the Graft
Shop will hold her millinery open
ing on Wednesday, March goth. The
ladies will be interested in this an
nouncement.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-19

The Methodist ladies aid society
will meet on Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs N. B. Trumbauer, and
will sew for their Easter sale to be
held April 9Th.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-19

The Christian ladies aid society
will meet at the home of Mrs. Frank
Huddlestun on Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock for social session A
ten cent lunch will be served.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-19
Will Give an Opera.

The high school and grade pupils
under the direction of Miss Flora
Bergeson, instructor in music in the
local schools, are preparing to give
an opera, entitled, "The Gypsy
Queen" some time in the near flu
ture. aV