Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05

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was shopping in the city Saturday.
r. G. Taylor of Jewell was a
business visitor here Saturday.
Miss Hazel Odor went to Des
Moines Saturday to visit her sister.
Lucas Smith of Kamrar was in
the city Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Streveler OF
Waterloo We're in the city Saturday
on business.
Misses Grace Hattery and Mar
garet Sutherland of Blairsburg spent
Saturday in the city shopping.
q Miss Ada Gerber was up from
Williams Saturday.
Gus Lakin and F. o. Satter of
Ellsworth were in the city Satur-
day ION business Nh. Lakin is a
candidate for sheriff and will make
the boys go some before the close of
the primaries. He has the backing
of Uncle Falstaff, which in itself
makes him formidable. Mr.. Lakin Is
one of the well known citizens of the
county and has many friends who
will help him in his candidacy. He
has the qualifications necessary to
make first class sheriff.
Miss Maggie L. Smith left for
Chicago today to buy new spring
and summer millinery goods.
Mrs. j. M. Richardson is Des
Moines visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Milhesen,
who have been spending few days
at the Earl B. Wilson home in this
city, returned to their home in Bill
lings this morning.
Z. Murray McMurray is visiting in
Des Moines today.
Mrs. Alice Spencer-Johnson left
Saturday for Des Moines, after a Wis
it at the F. l.. Greeley home.
IS. r. Hoyt spent Sunday here
with his family, leaving today for
Mason City, where he will pick up
his party Of land seekers and go to
the southern coast tomorrow.
!, Miss Frances Hall returned to
her school duties near Highview this
morning, after ten days sickness
with an attack of measles. tg ~
-Chas. Defrance spent Sunday
with his family in Williams.
Harry Rick of Williams, who
attends college at Grinnell, visited
at, the Fred Bishop home here over
Sunday. -. .w. .-,..
g, Frank Landers spent Sunday in
harrisburg. Ia ai .ts 49,,
Miss Marie Masberg Of Nanvoo,
ILL.,, is expected tomorrow for a
weeks visit with her friend, Miss
Letta Anderson.
Alexander Groves returned last
week from an extended trip to Pan
anna. He reports smooth and pleas
ant ocean voyage down but rath-
er rough passage across the Gulf on
the return trip. Mr.. Groves visited
some of the interesting cities along
the Atlantic coast on his way home,
among them Key West and St. Aug
Justine. ,ss,s s.
Miss Mary Graf visited friends
in Woodstock over Sunday.
Miss Lola Staver left yesterday
for Luverne, called there by her
mothers illness.
i. Mrs. M. H. Thompson and son,
Fay dublin, of Los Angeles, arrived
in the city Saturday night for Wis.,
1t with relatives. Fay will spend
the summer here in the employ Of
the dublin & Garth ice company.
Miss Ethel Mabbott left this
morning to begin her school duties
at Oak Glen. Miss Mabbott has just
very successful year at
the Sunnyside school In district
nine.
-Ansley Jacobs started on the
road this morning in the interests Of
the local felt shoe factory.
Mrs. W. D. Little left yesterday
for an extended visit with her SON.
Warren Little, at Cherokee.
Rev. E. M. Jeffries arrived in
the city today for visit at the home
of his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Closz home. Rev. Jeffries has
been in school in the Southern Bap-
tist Theological Seminary in Louis
vile, Kentucky, and has just COM
pIeted the work qualifying for the
degree of doctor of theology.
Ray Miller was home from his
duties on the road over Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Troy of Hubbard is
in the city this afternoon.
Mrs. J. H. Humbert arrived
home this noon from a brief visit