Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-06-17
TEED & TEED

Leslie Clifton is assisting in the
shoe department of the Mercantile
during the absence of Earnest Mel
son.
The L. A. S. of Breeze Hill will
meet with Mrs. Elmer Cheever on
Thursday afternoon, June 10, at 2
o'clock.
w. w. 5Pearce purchased a new
Mitchell Baby six automobile Satur-
day from the agent at Stanhope. Mr..
Pearce will keep his old car also.
Mrs. Robert Pringle of the east
side had a fainting spell this morn
ing and is very sick today. What
caused her illness is not known.
Mrs. F. F. McAnally will be hos
tess to the Sorosis club on Thursday
afternoon at .,2:3O O'Clock at her
home on west Second street.
A picnic complimentary to Miss
Lennie Gillian is being given this
afternoon by a few of her friends
in the Huddlestun grove south Of
the city.
Mrs. Harry B. Pray was overcome
by the intense heat yesterday after
noon. A doctor was summoned and
was called again during the night.
4 She is resting easier today, howev-
/ er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sheldon are
moving from the Universalist par
sonage to their temporary home in
} the former w. H. Cook residence on
First street until the completion of
their new home on the same street.
Sundays Register and Leader con-
tains pictures of the officers of the
Iowa State Federated Clubs elected
at the recent meeting in Cedar Rap
ids. Among them is photograph
Of Mrs. F. E. Whitley, vice presi-
dent.
The ladies of the United Brethren
church of Mulberry Center will hold
social at the James Heminger
home, Just south Of the church, on
Wednesday evening. The general
public are cordially invited to at
tend.
The Christian and Baptist Sunday
schools were presented with beauti-
full bouquets of peonies Sunday
taken from the Mrs. d. NJ. Moore
place north of town. The poor farm
inmates were also remembered with
a large bouquet from the same place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Bartlett have
our thanks for a big box of straw
berries picked from the large patch
upon their farm east of town. The
berries are unusually large and
Juicy and of the most delicious flaw
or.
The Eastern Star members and
their families will hold their an
nual all-day picnic at Nokomis park
tomorrow. Autos will be at the
Houck corner from 9 to 1890
O'Clock to convey parties desiring to
ride. al
See Albright & Riley Insurance
agency for fire and tornado insur-
ance. Agents for the Hawkeye &
Des Moines dept. Mrs. Riley will
be in the Office every Monday after
noon and Saturdays. Over Bahren-
fuss restaurant. 6-13t3f3
Mrs Margaret Perkins is eating
for dinner today some very fine new
potatoes raised from seed planted
April 27th. Some of these early
specimens weighed as much as one
half pound and are OF the finest
flavor. There doesn't seem to be
much the matter with Iowa soil
when the right gardener gets con-
| troll of it.
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Guy c. Mills has sold the north
sixty-six feet of the lot where he
/ lives on Des Moines street and the
4 north sixty-six feet of the west six
| teen feet Of the lot adjoining on the
i east to F. D. Hamilton for $500
This is a most desirable building
/ spot and Mr.. Hamilton secured 1t al
a bargain. 1t gives him lot s.
A feet deep with Sc feet frontage or
i Des Moines street.
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