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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10

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Nu8oauer Fl mt / mmer 5ur
Geltuugi
@le bei ieoer gtrt BON Mrbeit erringt
1id oud beim 8iebtreiben Der 3urfs
ihnittsmenIh, Der iih um feline Iufs
9abe berumoriidt, neil lie u%nansenebm
un6 baiAwsrIi6 lit. balo ieine Stel'
lung. @S CAB uOfSil9lide Rsiter uno
9%aiiowsrfer, bic 9eraoe tpegen lbrss
u~nbdnOisen GtOlSes auf ihre @eibid'
lihteit feline wirt!ih tii6tl9en Arbelter
luarsn. Beim &retsreiten 9erietb ale
Nu9enblife cine Sub ooer elm aalb IN
ir9euo Elm oibtes Seioelbeer9eItripp
uuo pollte niht mie6er beraustommen,
ODER q fam gu ipdter Stunoe an
sinem unlpealnmen 9auoitrih porilber.
no iif tpabriheinlid tein Bieh auIs
belt. lih aber oph auTbalten tonnte,
poer eth Stier muroe fampfuItl9, ODER
etn &aIb muroe miioe uno noute llh
nieoerlasen, @rleoi9t Elm Wann in
sinem lolten 5aG bebarrlih unb Itanoa
feIt Die uuonaenebme Nuf9abe, uno 9e'
Iin0t es ibm nab Stpei anItrengenben
uno OerorlebIihen Stunoen. Die Sub
enoIid beraus5ubriu9eu, lie orauBen
gu bebaltSn. uno gu Dem 8agen Su
treibeu, posr finoet er uui Dem ulerten
p6er f~iinIten Sled idle6ten 8ooens,
ben ct abiuht. elm paar ilberlebene
T6iere, ODER nimmt er Elm 9alb auf
1etnen Sattel uno bringt es nit. 10
tpiro Der 5ilbrer i'm balo als elneu
brcuhtaren Menifeu b~ebanoein. Der
beim Siebtrei6en cine pertboolesSilfe
lit. oblppbt er i'm Sattel Ooer NIT Dem
2aiiU teine &unltltiide %polbrln5t.
Sturs ms @ner.
Gls i'd i'm 4usuit porisen Sabres
George Wteger auf Dem Gonpent BET
Broarelfipen nah lansen Sabren gum
eritenmnl wieberIab, erinnerle er mid
on einen 8orina. Der iid bel einem
bieier 8iebtreiben ersi9net bate. ola er
uno i'd suidnis beim @intreiben BON
&iiben uno 3dltern Sulummentraien.
@eraoe als nur nod Der 5luB 5pii9en
unS unb hem 2oaer lag. paren Suei
&dlber niht gum @eiterssben gu bepes
gen. @r nabm zines oapon ouf Die
Nrme. brahte es nah einisen sefabr'
pollen ManDuern iertis. nit ibm in ben
Sattel gu %selangen. obwObl bas Tfero
@inlpruf bnaegen erbob. uno rift in
ben 5luB. Wtein &alb mar fir elm
iolbes %sriabren gu sroB, besholb mari
ih ibm in metner 8erspeifluue ben
4alio lber uno wollte es hiniiberserren.
9of taum fiiblte eS ben Qoiio. nls ons
8alb aud ldon au iprtn9en uno
III hInfpn bpnnnn. infDIa1 FINER
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10
8oItsratb. Ga GrOiis. @iA.

Saul ben G6psiT elm uno ring an au
tanSen, mie es oamal8 bel ben Gcfubpps
bieb. Gas llfer fisl biesieits bes
6lulies pier SUB tief ab, uno oben
bpfte oas Yiero; mir I%tirsten IN oas
@oler, oaB es nur 10 auIiprlBle. Wtt
einem beittsen Sud iolgte uns bas
Sab, belhrlsb elnen SaIbtrelS IN Der
2uft nno lanoete neteu uus. @lids
literiueile par Der Strid babel unter
benz SGpeif meines HIeroes beranss
9eslitten. aber oos Tbier mar bod nod
,ebr erlfrpden uno milo. Sm 5luB
tonnte e6 niht gut bpden. benin mir
muBten an mebreren Stelsn Iatuim'
men. uno Die urtiefen paren entDeoer
ianOis ODER mcraltia; aber I'M 9tu mas
rem mir orilbsn, uno oaS &alb iol9te
uns ouf Der Spur ME Sbardo's beer
I'M 3otbsn Weer.
&f 9e9en Jeuer.
Sn mebreren 6anen bntten mir NIT
benz 3 euPrS u tdmpieu. Sn ben 8eos
9rapbieblbern aus meiner &tnobett
muroen Brairiebranoe INNER nur als
in Ianqem @roS Itottfinoeuo oar9eiteut.
uno ole lebenoen Welen lie1en nor tb'
men oauou. 9luf ben n0roltfen Sleb'
meioen mar 6aS @rnS ME hod genug,
UNI Menid poer 2bjer @efabr gu brin'
Qen. 3ie 8r1nbe ItsBen ll6 NIT ben
Wdlobrdnoen oes Noroens gar ntht
peraleihen. Nber Tie perni6ieten ptel
autes @etoefutter. uno mir mu Bten le
befdmpien, mo eS nur iraeno gtng. 0abet
~ueriubren mir eewDbnllh 10: Wtr too'
teten einen Stier. ipnIteten ibn Der
Qdn9e nah unb lieBen jebe 6Glfte BON
stuei 6eitern I6leppen. ppbei Der 2alio
oes einen BON einem Satteltnopf bis
ann Iproerbein, Der bes anberen bis
gum Sinterbein bes Stieres Lief. "a"
raul iebte elmer oer &eiter lber ooer
burd Die 5eusrlinie. uno oann rittcn
belbe oauon uno Idleppten ben Stier
init ter blutieen Settle nah unten auf
Ter Ieuerlinie entlon9. ipdbreno anoere
Qeute su SUB nit 8ettidden ooer nallen
Yferoeoeden binterber9tngen, I'm etfpa
nod elimmenoe Tldmmden su erIttden.
9as mar cine auireaenbe Irbeit. benn
bos Teuer, iptuie oas plDsli6e SUDDEN
bes O9lentabaosrs auf Dem unebensn
Booen mahte Die Iebbafter tleinen
Yieroe 10 milo, bas man ii6 gut auis
&eiten veriebsn muste, UNI iie gu spln'
aen ibre Mrbeit gu tbun. Nad einiser
9eit mirfte ss aud seraoe5u erldopIeno.
oenn 9urit uub Nnitrensuns tparen
arus, peun mir uns init trodenen 2ips
ben uno ihtpar5 pom &opf biz 5u SUB
nit u~nierer Nuf9abe abmlbten.
6 tnmaIerifher Nnblid.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-06-19
EIELDEREHCn

On last Monday afternoon ut the
home of Rev. George l.. Nackol,s, oc-
carred the marriage Of Mr.. Ollie Field
and Miss Carrie l.. French.
This young couple is well and favor
ably known in Gunnison. Rev. NuckoIs
ofiiciated at the occasion.
MIR Field is an Industrious young mar
of good habits. and has been employed
al Allen ranch for the past year
Miss French is fine young lady. Hel
father lives in Kentucky and during hel
residence here has made her home .,
the Allen ranch most of the time.
Mr. and Mrs. Field will. after shor'
trip to Cimarron, locate at Gothic wher,
Mr. Field will be employed as rider Of
the range.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-06-19
PAALMS
Nsws-CAaRpsoa CorrssooaAesos:

NoWoCoo0psOa COffeoDOooeooo:
June Is, 1914.
Mr. and Mrs De Yarman of Gunni
son visited Mr.. Pollok Sunday.
We had a very interesting baseball
game here Sunday. Gunnison boys VS..
Doyleville, the score was to in favor
of Gunnison.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. Vader, Sunday the l4th.
Miss Alvira Stanley gave a dinner in
honor of her grandma, Mrs. Alvira
Stanley's eightieth birthday, June 8,
Among those present were: Mrs. Roy
Lobdell,- Mr.. A. L. Beair, Mrs. Stanley
and family from Gunnison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Munson and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Gray,
Arthur Stanley and family. Grandma
Stanley received lots of nice presents.
Frank Vader installed a new cash
register.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dice and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Lobdell.
Mrs. Ben Davis is on the sick list
this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-06-19
COLORADO NFTN nIuIuc
ASSOCIATION KRy ACTIVE

I As an example Of the work that is be-
ing done by the Colorado Metal Mining
Association to advance the interests of
the mining industry, the report of the
secretary of the Custer County branch
is Illuminating. The Custer County
Mining Bureau recently gave an enter
tainment to raise funds for the adver-
tisment of the mineral resources of the
county. As part of the program the
audience was told about the mineral
resources of the county and what was
necessary to develop them.
1t was announced that the Bureau
had induced Boston capitalist to ar
range for visit to Custer county this
summer with an expert to arrange for
the erection Of a small treating plant
as an experiment. The officers declare
that this treating plant will give the
county an opportunity to demonstrate
its possibilities and will be the opening
wedge to greater development. The
Bureau has also succeeded in having a
Colorado representative of capital visit
the district with a view to opening a
mine
The Bureau has invited Commissioner
of Mines, T. r. Henshen and State
Geologist, r. d. George to visit their
county for the purpose Of obtaining
Cooperation and encouraging prospect
ing.
The report from Lake county branch
is also interesting. Enthusiastic meet
ings have been held at Leadville. The
ASSOCIATION Is advocating more favor
able terms TO leasers, better roads to
the mines, the encouraging Of prospect
ing, the organization Of h0ne-leasfng
pool and wide publicity campaign that
viii invite capital The Lake county
association has adopted the plan Of dis
cussing one principle subject at each
meeting and after thoroughly debating
II from every standpoint, adopt Inc
of action that will bring results.
+ The officers Of the Lake county
branch are jubilant over the success 80
far attained and they believe that this
same association VIII have many re-
wards to its credit this year
. Space does not permit Of detailed
account Of the activities in twenty other
organized counties but there is vida
spread interest in the affairs of the as
s"ciau0n and a universal desire to unite
the work for the development Of the
rnInIng industry, thus giving employ
/ rneElt 70 miners and creating prosperity
] IN the state
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-06-19
MJ HuEl0 n
ulE En HTlu

A rsosnf good lind N pre~,-cs near
PItsn has created esnssss.rsl,.s sxa,s..
nsant- Ths ssrise ~as uss<se Sa = c.s,u
e~nsa - sal.sr kssd. Arsssr Pssu-.u
and William hilssr ssx misss n.rshea-,
II fsskn % ~ ne~ suss reed 10 Mon
srcn fs~~ % Canon Cr~~S- Tes n..nsr.
a ~s~ Hound w . shaft twelve feet
deep ~hsre . contact setweeu the ame-
sso1s and qnarszsss wss opea~a. The
VEN 's tnr~s sses wide. cas faot IL
which n sssd 10 he hsst grade.
ihs s~~ass sse~s one ounce COED. 5ss
ounces silver and ~ per cent ss.a. A
second assay showed oz. gold. iaaa oz
silver and ~ Per cent Iced.
Ii n said shst twenty Claims have
been stsked nssr the mine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-06-19
MpPY Xx ulln4S Ig
cosznaea sroa ss-ss psss.

6Iuiy tAs ncar relatisss sere pre-.s.i
- ihis a. lasIs,a ana sere tfss hrHss )
parents. Mr.. sad Mrs.. v J Doug. sxe
brOshsrs of shs srssiasr0om. Js< end
Henry bsns0n. sna . SISTER. Mas4
Isataiss Benson. Of Clifton. saosAsr
sssssr, M. q. A MN ilissnss. ss~s OF
Crested Bsssse. Nr and Mrs. s,~s. tsssd
Stone and Mr. and Mrs. d. Llesss<s.ssss
both of Crested bss.ts.
The dscorasi0us for the oocssssu Ssrs
eseEgreens. roses. csrBatI0ns and ssW
lcx Ths brsas xore 8 dress II uAsss
creg. and q shower bosaet of Whit
roses and hllsss Of the valley Msss
Lillian Dong acted a. br,dxs usasd sna
Joseph Benson a. best man. Mrs.. n.
L. Gladstone sang. q. Promise Ne. sad
Miss Alta Adams played the wed<saae
march.
Mr. aud Mrs. Benson will make sAsn
home at Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-06-19
NELSON -MckEE

On Monday afternoon, June Is, 1914
at 500 O'Clock, at the home of Rev
George l.. Nuckolls who officiated, q
wedding service was pronounced which
joined as husband and wife. Mr.. Oliver
H. Nelson and Miss Alice Mckee.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr. snC
Mrs. CIV. Nelson of Montrose, but has
resided here for the past sevessI
months and is engaged in ranch work.
The bride, Miss Mckee, is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Troutman of Montrose,
and is said to be charming young lady.
The newly welded couple will go to
housekeeping on the Otis Moore ranch,
where Mr.. Nelson is foreman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-06-19
I'll MIIufN b uIlf
nnu0 n ll0gslu

For many years there has been enor-
nous losses smoag cattle from what is
commonly known as the dwarf and the
giant Lsrkspsr. Several years ago
the locsl forest reserve officers made q
thorough investigation Of the acres
infested BY these plants and presented
the matter " the Bureau of Plant In
dustry Of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture. The result Was
that an experiment station WAS estab-
ished on the Gunnison Forest on the
head waters Of Ohio Greek sbove Mt.
Carbon. Scientific feeding experiments
and Treatments were administered an-
der the able supervision of Professor
c. ID. Marsh of Washington, ID. c. and
after three years of hard work, he has
presented certain definite remedies to
the stockmen which are fully described
in Farmers Bulletin, No. 5sl entitled
fIarkspur or Poison Weed)."
Rangers Perry l.. Snodgrass. Crested
Butte, Colorado; Chss. W. Taft, Sapi-
/ feto, Cosof oes's " .AhodStt. Doih
win, Colorado and Benjamin c. He'll
man, Crawford, Colorado, have each
been furnished with a hypodermic sy-
ringe and q supply of medical tablets
which are being tried out on the ranges.
The treatment is given only with the
consent Of owners of the stock, which
for the most part have been secured by
these olIicers.
Since the poison season is now on. it
10 Of the utmost importance that in
terested stockmen get in touch with
these officers in order TO give the reme-
dy fair end thorough trial.
TIE remedy and outfit are put up in
convenient form so that they may be
easily carried by the cowboys while on
their regular duties in looking after
cattle on the range.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-06-19
BIDS CALLED FOR

Bids for the finishing of the schoo
house in School District No. p. are call
ed for and are to be mailed to Mrs. A.
M.R. Crooks. secretary of the district
and from whom specifications may bt
had as to the amount of work required.
The board reserves the right to reject
any and al bids
MRS. A. NJ r. CROOKS,
Secretary District p
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-06-19
CROOKSrON
News-Champion Correspondence:

June l6, 1914.
The lane through Scott's field has
been almost impossible.
Earl Adams expects to go to Rife
this week.
Tia Soden is going to go to the sum-
ner normal at Gunnison.
Mr.. and Mrs Socen. Miss Tia Soden
and Miss Belle lotion went to Gunni-
son Monday.
Henry Spenst left for Denver last
Thursday.
W. b. Williams and family spent
Sunday at the Double Heart ranch.
Roy Hicks injured his knee last week,
the result of runaway. He is inprov-
ing nicely.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-06-19
ROUyKH -CAkn0

X H. Eoaviere was married 10 Mis-
Mazda Carrol at Grand Junctioa on
June 18th at l0.0o clock. The bride :
home Is at Fruita. Colo. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rosviere vii make their home on the
groom : ranch on the Tomichi.
Ne received the news of this wedding
jast az We went be press and were un-
able to give q fall account. We will
tell more about u next week.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-07-07
Nugstad.

Frank Lemon and Arthur Bennett
were business visitors at Webster
City Monday.
Mrs. Allen Rhoades left for Des
.Moines Tuesday where she will con-
suit physicians concerning her
health.
The annual stockholders meeting
of the Flugstad Farmers Grain Co
were held here Monday. The ofic-
ers for the coming year elected and
several propositions were considered
A. j. Rhoades was business call
er at Cass Center Thursday.
John Newman of Maroa, Ill, rent.
ed the Mrs D. Cooter farm Monday
and will move here in the spring
Mr.. Newman is very much pleased
with Iowa land.
John Heffner of Duncombe was 8
business caller here Monday.
A number from here expect to at
tend the Chautauqua at Webster
City.
July 8.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-07-07
Neiehborhood Notes.
Eugstad.

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hoyes and
children drove to harrisburg in their
car, to spend the fourth.
H. E. Cooter was a visitor at the
county seat Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Flugstad Wis
tied with friends in Cass Center Sat
urday.
Arthur Bennett was business
visitor at Webster City Thursday.
Will strouse was business caller
at the county seat Friday.
Work on the Lewis Moline house
is pushing rapidly forward.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Buckles visited
Sunday in Webster City.
Mrs. M. Robinson and Mrs. Lain
of Williamsburg, Illinois, are visit
ing at the A. G. Bennett home.
Several farmers here are begin
ming to cut oats this week.
July 8.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-07-07
West Cass.

Chester and Blanch Ambrose, Will
Chesling and Lacey Darnell went to
Blairsburg Saturday to attend the
fourth CT July celebration.
M. johnson is removing his farm
buildings from their present site to
a new site nearer the Woodstock
road.
Joseph Drake left Monday fol
Minnesota where he will look over
some lands.
Ralph and Revel ,Darnell, who
were both here last week, were
brought home Saturday. They are
getting along nicely.
A threshing mems meeting was
held at the Joe Moore farm home
last Monday night to decide on GER
tain affairs on the threshing run
here this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl McKibben Wis
tied Sunday at the D. s. Darnell
home.
A number Of people from Webster
City held picnic along the Boone
river here Saturday.
o. N. Cook was business caller
at the county seat Saturday.
July 6.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-07-07
Notice Of Appointment Of Admins
<rofriy

Notice Of Appointment Of Admins.
tratrix.
In the district court of the State
of Iowa, in and for Hamilton coun-
ty, in probate.
In the matter of the estate OF
Caleb Hartshorn, deceased.
To whom it may concern: Notice
is hereby given, that the undersign-
ed has been appointed and has quail
flied as Administrative of the estate
Of Caleb Hartshorn, late of Hamilton
county, Iowa. deceased. All persons
in any manner indebted to said de-
ceased or his estate will make pay
ment to the undersigned; and those
having claims against said deceased
or his estate will present them in
manner and form as by law requir-
ed, for allowance and payment.
Dated this 9Th day of July A. D.,
1914.
Phoebe Hartshorh,
+ Administrative Of said estate.
11FS A. N. Boeye, Atty.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-07-07

Ed Godsell and Wesley Dickerson
Of Homer, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Mil
Ter and children and Mrs. Isabelle
Johnston and son, E. T. of Webster
City, enjoyed a picnic dinner at the
Deffenbaugh home the fourth.
Misses Lola and Daisy Anderson
of Des Moines spent the fourth with
the home folks here.
Mrs. Johns. mother Of Mrs. Frank
Met Cornell, spent Sunday at the
home of the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shadd Huddlestun
and children Of Harmony Center
and Miss Nellie Huddlestun, who is
visiting them, spent Thursday even
ing with Frank Mcconnell and wife
at this place.
Master Bertrand Adams, young
son of ]. e. Adams, had the misfort-
une to fall from a box Sunday even
ing and break his arm above the
wrist.
July 6.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-07-07
Social Affairs
FOURTH OF JULY LUNCHEON.

FOURTH OF JULY LUNCHEON.
"a small company of ladies were
entertained Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Herbert j. Buell.. At
one o'clock the guests found places
at one large table made pretty with
a beautiful bouquet OF crimson sweet
peas, and small silk flags were drap-
ed around each cover, giving 1t a
festive appearance. The red, white
and blue color scheme was also car
ried out in the delicious four-course
luncheon served. After luncheon
the hours were devoted to playing
the social game OF auction bridge.
Mrs. R. E. Tow.e Of Boston was
an out OF town guest.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-07-07

recommended where he has had
charge Of the commercial and higher
accountancy department for the past
six years. He is regarded as one Of
the best commercial educators in the
state.
am deeply grateful for the spler-
did support Of Webster City business
men and students. Our ambition is
to maintain model business train
ing school that will arrest the atten-
ton and univeral confidence Of all
interested.
The loyal and enthusiastic support
Of the business men. the kind words
and good will Of the students, all
have assisted to achieve our present
success.
1t will be our earnest desire to,
maintain q school that will teach
your young men and women those
things that will make them self
supporting and independent; to con-
centrate our best energies in the
work Of education by thoroughness.
emciency. breadth of training. and
high moral worthy AL this to
maintain the position We have AZ
ready won In this city a. Z reliable.
up-to-date. business training institu-
ton. Respectfully,
w. B. Barger, President.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-07-07
afternoon hours.
Mrs. Kate Lasher OF New York
City was an out Of town guest.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LUNCHEON.

u I COuHI l1"1S1N I'M HOANO1II5O1S'7T
Mrs. F., e. Edwards and daughter,
Miss Nellie, entertained fifteen la
dies Friday afternoon, compliment
tary to their visiting guest, Mrs. c.
A. Guyer of st. Paul. Minnesota.
who is spending week here. Lunch
con was served in three courses at
one o'clock, the guests being seat
ed around one large table made
beautiful with hollyhocks. Altar
luncheon the hours were spent play
ing auction bridge.
Out Of town guests were Mrs. Leo
Sterling, Canon City, Colorado. and
Miss Bessie Curtis, Chicago.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-07-07
Letter Of Gratitude.

Eds. Freeman-Tribune: am very
glad to announce to the good people
of Webster City and community that
have fortunately secured Mr.. q. w.
Schilling Of Mason City - manager
of the Webster City Business College
for the coming year. Mr., schilling
will move to Webster City next week
and will take active charge Of the
school. He comes from Hamilton 8
University Of Commerce very highly
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-07-07
Personal Briefs

M. P. Christensen and daughter
Mabel Of the east side went to Fort
Dodge last night to spend today Wis
iting with relatives.
Mrs. Ray E. Martin and little
daughter left yesterday afternoon
for Des Moines, where they will Wis
it with Mrs. Martins sister.
-E. C.. Claude returned to his
home in Des Moines yesterday after
noon following visit over the 4th
with the P. J. Keough family. Mrs.
Claude, who was also here, will re-
main for a more extended visit.
Nathan Boynoff, manager Of the
Boston Shoe & Clothing store, re-
turned last night from short busi-
ness trip to Waterloo.
Miss Kathryn Wickware leaves
for Chicago tonight for visit with
relatives.
IS. A. Christensen and family
spent Saturday and Sunday at Rolfe
visiting friends.
Miss Cecile Collins of Clinton,
Iowa, and Miss Nellie Burns of Ell
more, Mimi, are guests at the +. B.
Kearns home.
DIR. o. G. Buxton went to Esth-
erville today where he will attend
the funeral OF. cousin.
Mrs. E. A. Lundell and little
daughter, who make their home with
Mrs. Lundell's sister. Mrs. Henry H,
Nicholson and family, are spending
a few days visiting with the N. p.
Nelson family in Fort Dodge.
Jack R. Zeigler is spending the
day in Highview.
Miss Lois Howard spent last
evening visiting her sister, Mrs. Les
ter Miller and family. in Jewell.
Mason Isham leaves tonight to
attend the convention Of shoemen to
be held at Cedar Rapids, July 9Th
and 9th. Alfred Rasmussen, former
ly of this place, now shoeman at
Spencer and who is visiting here.
will also attend this convention.
Mrs. J. A. Foster and Robert
Mcknight, mother and uncle of
Arch and Will Foster, who have
been visiting at the Foster homes,
left this noon for independence be-
fore returning to their home in Ar
lington.
Otto NOEL, formerly Of this
city, who has been spending several
days here from his duties as travel
ing salesman in the Dakotas and
northern Minnesota, left this noon
for Waterloo where he will make a
short stay.
III. M. Ware left today for his
farm near Waterloo after having
spent the 4th at his home in this
city.
DIR. and Mrs. r. w. Pote arriv-
ed home last night from an extend
ed stay at Clear Lake. The remain
der of the party, which includes Mr..
and Mrs. Lon Smith and daughters.
Gladys and Bethine Smith, Of Lin
coin, Nebraska, parents and sisters
OF Mrs. Pote's, and little Miss Jean
Pote. are expected to return home
tonight.
MIR. and Mrs. G. M. Rouse re-
turned home today from a several
days outing trip around Lost Island
lake.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-07-07
Pleasant Hill.
'eturned

Miss Jane Berryhill returned
home Sunday by auto after pleas
ant ten days sojourn in Dakota and
Minnesota
Miss Ethel Clafiin OF Jewell is Wis
iting at the E. 3. Clafiin home.
Mr.. Richard Godsell and family,
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A PRETTY LUNCHEON.

Mrs. P. w. Lee entertained forty
ladies Friday afternoon at her home
on Elm street. A delectable lunch
con was served In four-courses al
one o'clock, the guests being seated
at one large and several small tables
about the house. A pretty decora-
ton in honor of the national holt
day was made of many small fags.
These flags were grouped cleverly
about the center Of the tables and
with the further addition Of pretty
name cards, decorated with flags and
national emblems. the tables pre-
scented fine appearance. Sewing
and social conversation occupied the