Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-07-27

west. They go by way of Minneap
oils to Seattle, Wash, continuin;
their Journey from there to Sal
Francisco by water. They expec
to attend both fairs and visit rela
tives while in California, maxim,
the return trip through Salt LAX
City and Denver. a..
Mrs. Robert Newton of Rosa
mond,. Ill.,. is here visiting he
daughter, Mrs. e. G.. Jarmin O
harrisburg, at Mercy hospital
Miss Mary Halfway has gon.
to Rochester, Mimi, for a visit will
her friend, Miss Eudora Spicer.
Rev. H. l.. Haywood left Sun
day night for four or five weeks
eacation in the east, going first tt
Peoria, ILL.,, where he will visit his
friend, William Hawley Smith, fol
a few days and from there to Day
con, Ohio. From Dayton he will &c
Co Lakeside, Ohio, on Lake Erie
where he will spend the remainder
of his vacation.
B. F. Harder, retired member
of the we'll known firm of Harder
Brothers in Bloomington, ILL.,, is in
the city for a few days looking after
business interests in land near here.
r. If
City, who is spending the summer
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Aus
tin, went to Williams yesterday af-
ternoon for a visit at the E. G..
Simpson home.
Carl Ainslie has returned from
a several weeks visit with friends
and relatives in Chicago
Misses Gertrude Graham and
Verna Ringsdorf left today for their
homes in Burt after visiting rela-
tives here. Miss Graham has been
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Wickwire, and other rel
atives. The latter young lady has
been spending a month with her sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Cheever.
Miss Bertha Ballard of Ames is
spending a few days here with her
sister, Mrs. Ed McFarlane and fam
lily. Miss Ballard is employed as al
nurse in a Des Moines hospital and
will return to her duties there next
week.
Mrs. e. Isham and little grand
Kathryn Peterson, went
to Duncombe today for few days
visit with Mrs. Isham's daughter,
Mrs. DID. Daniels and family.
Mrs. Frank Rossman and chill
1ren of Bows are guests at the H. S.
Bourne home on the east side.
Misses Gertrude and Cecilia
rrosseth Of Flugstad spent last
night at the Mrs. S. Snow home on
Elm street.
Theodore Petrou, manager of
he Savoy in Eagle Grove, is in the
city visiting the Olympia candy
kitchen people
County Auditor and Mrs. A. J.
Peterson and Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Doolittle are home from a weeks
outing at Spirit Lake. All hands re-
port good time and A. J. claims to-
have caught a string of the finest
ish taken from the lake in years.
However, he failed to bring home
my of the goods
Miss Iva Jarmin Of Omaha is in
he city, called by the illness of her
,rother's wife, Mrs. E. G. Jarmin of
who is at Mercy hospit-
II. Miss Jarmin is guest at the A.
=. Bartlett home.
Miss Bessie Bort, who taught
horthand and typewriting in the
business college last season and has
'een acting as stenographer for at
orneys A. NJ Boeye and ]. E. Burn
tedt until within the last two
weeks, will leave the latter part of
his week for her home in Hopkin-
on where she will remain.
Miss Sarah Wickware arrived
It the Wickware home yesterday
morning after spending three
weeks visiting in Chicago and Mil
yankee
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Clabaugh
nd four children left this forenoon {
or Emmetsburg, where Mr.. Cla-
augh has work upon the paving c
here. His wife and children will
emain for several weeks with him. S
Mrs. Hanna Broutlund and Mr.. /
nd Mrs. H. P. Nelson of Bancroft
today to their homes after t
n over Sunday visit with their sis l
er, Mrs. August Peterson, who re- {
ides on west Second street. II
Mrs. r. A. Tiff and baby went
0 Burt this noon for a short visit I
nth relatives.
Mrs. George Briles Of Emmets- c