Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-08-27

ing relatives and old time friends.
Mr.. Potter leaves in a day or two
for saltwater, Oklahoma, where he
has accepted a position as instructor
in chemistry in the state university.
Miss Mary F%airchild of Mime
apolis, Mimi, who has been visiting
relatives in this vicinity during the
summer, left this morning for Min
neapolis to resume her duties as
teacher in the public schools of that
city.
Mrs. James Johnson and niece,
Miss Elma Johnson, of Wisconsin
visited over Sunday at the Chas.
Closz home.
Mrs. Seth Crabtree arrived in
the city last evening from Washing
ton for a visit at the J. w. Young
and l.. A. Lehnhard homes.
Claude Keyes was an Eagle
Grove visitor yesterday.
Miss Leaphaft, trimmer for
Mrs. W. o. Rauworth, has returned
from the summer vacation spent at
her home in Brookfeld, Mo.
W. H. Cook is a business visitor
in Dayton today.
Miss Edna Stevens returned to
Eagle Grove this noon after a visit
at the home of Miss Pearl Northup.
Mrs. Alfred Cord returned to
Humboldt after a visit at the Manly
Bailey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. France return
ed to Eagle Grove today after at
tending the old soldiers reunion in
this city and visiting with friends.
Rev. John Craft and daughters
of Waterloo visited between trains
this morning with Mr.. and Mrs. o.
A. Wahl.
Mrs. j. H. Lee is spending the
day in Woodstock.
Mrs: c. M. Taylor returned to
Chicago today following a visit here
at the w. C. Campbell home.
Miss Ann D. MunZenmiar of
Des Moines arrived in the city to-
day for a visit at the o. A. Wahl
Miss Alta Bailey arrived home
today from a weeks visit with
in Waterloo.
Mrs. George Larson returned to
Cedar Falls today after a visit at the
Peter Miller home south of the city.
II. D. Engels of Lehigh spent
here at the Mrs. J. l.. Had
lox home.
Mrs. Josie Page and son, Lloyd
)ooley, left Saturday for Blooming
ILL.,, for an extended visit with
riends and relatives.
Prof. H. l.. Hampton and
laughter, Miss Eugenia, went to
Rockwell City today for a brief visit.
rom Saturdays Daily:
The Misses Carrie, Gladys and
Johnson of Jewell arrived
n the city last night for. a visit at
he home of their sister, Mrs. Henry
ngertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Johnson of
Chicago arrived in the city this
morning from Eagle Grove, where
hey have been visiting, for a short
;tay at the /. Sohnerholm home.
C. B. Holderman, one of Will
ans business men, a a business
in the city yesterday.
j. w. Brown, the well known
luctioneer of Iowa Falls, spent yes
in this city as the guest of
:. w. Marvel.
%. J. Henderson left this morn
ng for Jewell on a brief business
Miss Ella Power returned to
home in Williams yesterday af-
.er a visit with Miss Ella Graffund-
#.
John Wilke was a business Wis
tor in Williams yesterday.
Miss Helen Horsley went to
Stanhope this morning for a short
,isit with friends.
Samuel Young left this morn
ng for Cooper, Iowa, where he will
7isit with friends for a few days.
George Wyckoff left for Des
Noines yesterday afternoon where
lie will visit with his daughter, Miss
Alice Wyckoff, and also attend the
fair.
&C. f. Atkinson was a business
in harrisburg yesterday.
Editor Lloyd Walterick of WILL
ans and his mother, Mrs. G. B.
arrived in the city this
morning, coming overland in an au-
yomobile on a short business trip.
Mrs. r. S. Noyse, who has been
at the w. H. Frazier home,
vent to Stratford today to visit rel
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. C~laybaugh