Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-06-10
IGNORANCE THE Chief
FACTOR FOR VICE
Personal Briefs
(FFom Mondays Daily.)

Saturday from couple of weeks
visit with friends in Irvington and
other Iowa points.
Mrs. j. d. Kahl of Goldfield ar
rived here Saturday for a visit at
the E. T. Nail home, northeast Of
town.
q. Isham and daughter, Mrs.
Bessie Isham-Peterson, left Saturday
for Des Moines, called by the death
of Mr.. Isham's brother, C. M. Ish-
am.
Jack r. Shack left Saturday for
Des Moines for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dubbs and
Mr.. Dubb's visiting sister of Desh-
Ter, Ohio, left Saturday for Inde-
pendence, where they will make
their permanent home. Mr.. Dubbs
is foreman in the employ of c. E.
Atkinson and goes there to take
charge of the erection Of nurses
home near the asylum, the contract
for which was recently taken by Mr..
Atkinson.
Misses Clara Nicholson and
Mamie severson OF Duncombe came
over Saturday for an over Sunday
visit at the H. F. Anderson home,
between this city and Flugstad.
Misses Dorothy Coates and Hell
en- Bryson returned to their homes
in Cedar Falls Saturday following
visit at the r. D. Isham farm
home, northeast of town.
Cary H. Brown was home from
Omaha for an over Sunday visit
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mcclure and
son were over from Fort Dodge yes
terday to attend the funeral ser
vices of the late Mrs. Mary A. Artn-
ur.
DIR. r. w. Pote left Saturday
night for Lincoln, Neraska, for an
over Sunday visit at the home Of
Mrs. Pote's parents, where Mrs. Pote
and baby daughter, Jean, have been
spending the past month. They
will all return to this city tomorrow
night.
-Ansley Jacobs was home from
his duties on the road for the North
western Felt Shoe company for over
Miss Mary Kearns returned
home Saturday night from a three
weeks visit with relatives in Sioux
City.
Miss HELEN Smith is home
from her teaching duties in the
high school at Garner for her sum-
mer vacation, which she will spend
with her parents, Capt. and Mrs.
Will F. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Hughes and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Wilson and
daughter. Blanche, spent yesterday
at the Edward Ackley farm home
south of harrisburg, making the trip
overland in the Hughes automobile.
Miss Mary Tilghman, clerk In |
the Metcalf department store, spent |
yesterday at the home Of her par
ents in Williams. !
Miss Ethel B. Virtue is in Des
Moines today on business.
Miss Irene Leslie returned Sat
lrday from Iowa City where she has
been attending the state university
The past year. She will spend part
If her summer vacation at the F.. A.
Huddlestun home in this city.
Mrs. John Bell and children re-
turned to Williams yesterday fol-
owing few days visit at the D. G.
Robinson home.
Harry Anderson, cement in
pector for the Northwestern rail-
Dad, with headquarters In Sioux
lily, worked around Rutland last
week. and came home Saturday with
! fine string of fish caught from the
liver near that place.
Miss Sibyl Clark left this morn
ng for Logan, Iowa, for visit with
Mrs. w. J. Zitterell and Miss
vynnie Zitterell returned home yes
erday morning from a couple of
weeks visit at the Ralph Gerber
ONE in Chicago.
Miss Mabel Reason returned
ONE this morning from the State
unday school convention in Bur-
ngton, which has been in session
{ that place during the past week.
he also visited at the home OF her
ncle, H. Reason, in Mount Pleas
mt, and in Keokuk, where she saw
ne famous dam.
Miss Mildred Cartwright and
-erne Miller were over from Dun-l