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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-08

O0.INyS SSysOsS ~ s'N~'
MeurS au8 sind S8lan0
@err Charles @crfea, @eld9fts-
fiibrer SEES empire Ibeaters, erlitt
porgel tern Mbeno einelt Br1lb 0es
red}ten Nrtnes, als er bot leil1em
Seim, It'll 2. Mbcn,e, iein Mutomo=
.bil lit Gang brtnge1 mo1lte 1tnb sic
al1rbeI gegen 6en Mrm flog ltno Bic
S&11od)en 'brad). Soffentlih miro @err
serfen balo pieoer berseltellt mer-
Sen.
Scrr @1n. @11l0ner l1l6 Sri. Sir
ginia 90. 2pons, befal1nte iltllge 2elt=
tie Ser 5taot, muroen norgeltern
Mben0 burd) &ep. 8. 8. 3pinen in
oeliet @obnltng getrol1t. No6 elmer
Sod)5eitsreiie miro lid Dos junge
@6cpaar lit SEQ. 3O17 q. Mpenl1e
ballslid nieoerlaiie11.
@abreno elmer 9treitigfeit III
2uf1bred)t's @irt6iboft al Ser %.
5trabc n1lb a. Mpelu,e 1pl1rbe Dem
Clifford Mnoerlpn Ser red)te Mrm &C.
brod)er. @cltern 0orgen muroe Ser
Ma1m berbaftet n11o bonn Noli5eirid<
ter SIT 5000 u1b Soften nerllrtbeilt.
ST. @rmangelu1tg Der Sl1my1re ml1roe
ct fiir 40 Sagsins go1uatpgeiangnib
1geldidt.
Coroner Mepers bielt. borgeltcrl1
Radpmittog cine 2eidenid)alt iiber
Sen in 0en gfof Sslano gui6 ans
Door @orfs 5l Gpbe gefomrnel1el1
Sobn &elfrid cine 2eidenidon- ab,
mcldle ergab, baB. Der Mann 6l,rh
l1nfall su Sooe gefommelr lei lno
Nielna1t0 oafiir peraltlportlid) .gebal-
ten iperoen Tonne.
@eiratbs : grlallbnibldei1te erbie1-
ten: Senrp 6. StpopmeD 11l1b Sri.
Sattie 8. Miler, Mpf Sslo1rb; @olpb
Is. Milep, Mineral, nllo SRI. @eB
Sobl1io1r, Nlloa.
8oriiber Sdbn aipton pom 5ltper.
hi orenrafb bat geltern EFT @otnite err
nanrt, l1m be5iiglid oes beabitdtiatel1
Sltberfl1lpiis 5anatorin1ts 51 bera=
tbelt l11tb ei11elt @erid)t ein5lrbri1tgelr.
|Dielc Iroge miro 6elt 5titr1ngeber1l
|l6et Ser ndd1lten gSelteral1pabl Sl,r
Mbitintnntng borge1egt meroen. sls
&onite mltroen err1ol1,1t: sc. .. Girls,
tpol0 bon Mod SSsslanb, 91pp g. Dai=
lep, Molilte lt1ro Seltrp S. 5droe-
Der BON &ton.
Cine Mit5abl Ser bicligcn sdJuI-
le6rer iino beltte Morgen 1rad) Mo11-
moltb abgereiit, no file iid a1r Ser s,
Sabresperl ann1llurg Ser peltlider
Seftiot Ser Sai1ois Staatss 2ebrer.
@ilociation bctbeiligen aperoen. Sci
5dntlllnterrid1t lit oesbolb in oe11 81
fel1tlid)en Staotldltlen eingeiten1
mpr0elt.
Der Sl,gen0pereirt ser oeltid)e1
ll1fberiidet S1tl11amlels @encil1bt
bielt norgelterlt glbenb int gereiits;
lofal cine Siblung ais ntbj griitoet(
einen 8arfonos. 9ic @alfte ollel
e~ingebcnoen @el0er iol III oieiel
6on0s fliebe1.
@ie Mrbeitelt olt Ser l1ellel1 6ei5.
anlage fit oas @erid)tsgeba1toe mo,
d)en gllte 6ortidritte. Der &u,ltraf
tor bofft 0ie Mrbeitcll Dor @intritt Sci
falten Sabrds 5eit fertiggeitellt 5lt ia,
ben. ,Spei arobe &ellel iinO fir 81,
Mnlage inltallirt moroe1t.
Gin Mltetbeim miro llcben Sci
gilIa &c Gbantal crrid)tet meroel1
9as @ebdllbe ipiro etlpa $4,000 foiter
1ll1o ION auf 6ie ntabernite lr1b lani
tarite @eile beraeiteIlt tperben. Mar
bofft oas 8ebaltoe por Hsn1 @illfel
fertiggeitcllt SIT baben.
Ger "a Satire altc Se6uitial, 6
8ragan5a De So gorraIla BON yfa
pins GitD hit borgeltern mad, Gbicagl
acreilt, MO- er Die et1Da 16 Sabre altt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-08
Meues aug Musratiue.

Mad LANCER aranfbeit lit porgc-
tern Wprgen in ibrem @eim, 807
oltlid)e 5. StraBe, Trau Mortin Cob
Ter I'M SITTER bon ettpa go Sabren ge-
ltorben. sic murbe in @ollonb ge=
boren ut1b fam Dor etma 46 Sabren
nod Muscatine, Scr ~ieitbcrigcn Set
motif. M11Ber ibrem @uttell bi11tcr=
!!laBt lie brei S06ne babier nno ol1=
|bere @erlpo1rote. Sic 8ecroiglmg tin=
|oet na6rldeildid bente itutt.
6rmt 6. IS. Gecpes, cine poblbe=
fainte ginlpobnerin bon Ioirpmt, iii
|baielbit porgeiterl1 'g[beno nod lulr
fltr5er aronfbeit int Sitter bon %
Safrett aetor6en. Die geritorbene
,mltr0e int Muscutine ge6oren n1o fat
Ibic langite 3eit Tires 2cbens III
Iairpprt gele6t. Ml1Ber ibrem Ma11l7
~binterldbt lie orei &iubcr l111o lire
M1ltter. Die geeroiellng finoet be,,.
te al1f DEM Jrieobof 5u Iairpor1
ltoti.
ST. eil1ent n,erflpiiroigcn forperli.
lden 3uital1b befinoet iidl George
lSni0er, SO. Sobre oft, ser leit lebten1
lSantstag M6enb III ei11elt gd1of Der
lit, aus bem ct nod, l1id)t CT.
apadt lit Man for11 oei11 Mnl1l1 altd
fei1e Na6rlt1a 5lrfiibrclr, oa lem @alS
llno s3llnge g6115lid aelabn1t iin6
Ser 3ltitul16 oes Mannes lit ein redt
fritilder, 90 er nud nod ei1tet Mber.
brltb erlitt ltlr6 cine Mslge Slut Der.
loren lDat.
&obert Sadin1t, ein 9eeger, Ser boz
einigen 5agen ans ben sssoapa Statl
l1niperiitp 6olpitol entlprll,1gen lit
1pltroe borgeltern perbaftet l1n0 befi1l.
oct iid gegenlpartig int Gpnntp=@e
faltgniB BON Ml1scatine. Ser Manr
batte fiir5lih 1T @elt 2ibertp eil1el
,anoeren Neeger geidolien inns mllrbt
balb 6aral1f bon &prltabler Baum,
gardner ourh sic 8rlrit g%eidloiien
lporalfbilt CT nod, Oem 6olpital ii
Soma eitp scbrad!t 'pllr9e.
Ser superintendent bot midtig,
@crbeliem1lrgelt int 3raillage 3iltric
$50. 10 5apiiden Bpibelr mo Nif,
Ioipnlbips angeorollet. Mit Sen Sir
bciten io1 10 bal0 apic mogli1 bel
Nlfa11g getnodt merbcn.
Ole Musitattu1,g llllS 6as 5eloma
terial Ser gatteric s lpI ~ilnrerball
5mei @odcn BON Sol. @hlrr bon Moc
Sslan0 gepriift inns lmlteril1dbt lper
helt, 0mnit iib alles it beltem 81
4lllttan6 befi1loet fir bprfornmelloc SOL
le. Die 9atterie bat jett regelm1Big
l1eblngelr llr0 ii16 0ielclbell nad) ic
Der @id)tlllg gut.
Ger tidglide uGenlpfrot" miro fiji
5000 per ssabr BEL &prallsbe5obll1!
an irgell0 cine 9lbrelle III Wh1scatil1
llno lln1gcgenb gelbidt. @eltellnnge1
fDnl1en jeoer5eit aetladt meroen.
- Sn Ser aieper Belbsi II:
tenbuntnr lit cine Reibe Dur Fl:
beren Beamten perbaftet mprbet1. s.
bmnoelt ii9 i'm. gong bepcutenpe Be:
1te9ullgen, bic Bel Mebll!efernnge1
fir bic g(rmee on Der liiopeitlider
5rrnt itottgebabt baben. Sugleidl If
Der Wrdiibent Der STEINER monarch:
itii@en Organization, 2omotin, Der.
Gaftet pprben, benz bic 8erteilMnt
Der Militdrauftrdse fir 8etletsane
rnO Sober bonn @eneroltommanbl
iibertragen mprnen lpar. Snsaelam
|ino bisber in bielen betban Gader
2A perionen inS @ef6ngnis abge.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-08
Meue8 -Qu8 W}Dline.

Scenes 0uB MDline.
Soc eroc5pd, 38s /. gtroN unS
&arrD steil1 bon Mod SssIo,1o, Mn-
geItellte ser &epubliean Sron ano
Steel Wfi1s bon Moline, m11roen ge=
tern perboftet megen Diebifabls BOZ,
Mciiing n1b anoerent Metaa. grlte.
rer ml1roe. l1r1ter $1,000 nno 2etterer
inter $500 @iirgidaft Sen @roBge=
%lblporelte11 iiberlpieiel1. 9as @erbor
fi1roet a1 Y6ntag itatt.
Gorgeltern Mello gab es geiabrli=
'dlc Streitigfeitel1 al1f eil1em GtroBen=
'babnmagen an Ser 10. 5troBe uno 4.
Npenl1e llro murben in Solgc oelien
Soc INTO Nobcrf 8jornoobl berbaftet.
Ser Noli5eiridter itellte Sic itreit=
liid}tigen GIriibcr geitern llnter 9iirg=
fldaft uno mfrs ibr 8erbor beute
Mprgen ltattfil1oen.
2eutnal1t See S. @11if bon ser
F0eilisfompagnie s miro ont fon1nlelt=
Den 9ie1stag beaillne11, I'M 0ie Cont
tsagl1ie inn 5ianoloieltlt SIT l111terrih-
ten. Gicier 2ebrfltrilts miro oelt
aon5en @il1ter bi1ronrd einge9alten
mer1el1.
ST. benz @efi,0en bon gSl.,elaenoau
bon Carbon @liff, Ser norggtern bei
bent Mlltomobihlnfan na6ei Mou1rt
Sermon, SSa., idnper nerlctt nl1r6e, lit
nod feline -'8e1tbltna SLIM @elieren
eil1getrefen. Ser @erleste ml1rbe nod
oen Soipitol lit Moltllt Sermon 9e-
bradFl mo CT lid nod jett befinbet.
9efan11tlid fam bel bent l1nfan
Sarnf Sen1eaall bon Gait Decline 81
Ipbe. Die 2efde miro belte bierber
BUR seeroia1llg iibcrfiibrt weroen.
Die Mobert 5nnol1ion 81, bclier
befa1n1t als bie Sapal1lpn &raemer
Go. on Der 16. Strabe,1u1o 5. Mpenlle
BADEN ibret1 freimiIIigcn @o1tferott
%o11semeloet. Soc Mltrpbp mltrbe als
Wfallepcrlpalter er1tannt.
@err ltro Trol Sporp Mpres, 121
I36. StraBe lpp611baft, haben norge-
itern Nad5n1ittag ibrer bier SATIRE al
ten Sobn 6llr6 Ben Spo berloren, ser
MIR cine @ode on Ser 0ipbterio
frul1f lpar. Die 8ceroigll1g fon6 ee.
fern Moraelr. oltf Sem ct. MarD's
5riebbpf in gait Moline itatt.
SIM 5tootbnipital brad, borgel tern
N&admittag lit Der @iiderei ein
6el1er oltr6 ei1en iiherbitten Dur1pf.
feilel oltss, bod) apltroe bas Ieltcr &C,
loidt, che es .irae11o lpelden 5d,ooer
al1ridten fointe.
Serr 9(. IS. Sander @elnett III
burgeltern nod Miln1copolis eereilt
no CT Dos @roBer Woline apmite be
f0er Mationalfmtpentipl Ser 6ollt
aiipciotion b~ertreten miro. Die &ort
%pention miro mebrere Gage bdl1ern
Etefe Erauer 5og in bic
Camille ppn BarneD Midt in 1brop,
Wis., et11, als Der 16 Sabre alte
2ep bon leinem 8ruber Spnp aus
@ericbsn eridpi1en puroe. 8eibe
8riiOer batten fi9 nit @diebcn nod
elmer G6eibe u~nterbalten, als pl0B=
lid SEQ binter Der 9edung berppr=
trat i'm felben M%usenbltd, a1s Der
8rllber obbriidte. 9ie augel brong
BEN 8ruoer in ben Sept, nno Der
Sob trdt a19enblidlih ei1.
$ nmpr i'm 5elbe. Gr1te'
arieger Gein Gfen einnebmenb): ga;
Glen TT ipieber fur9tbar nii@tesr
81 ipelig geipiirat.
3pciter &rieser: Marte mir, Ro
merab, Der Seinb miro sleia orein
pfsifern.
Drudfe4ter. (Aus einen
Snlerot.) Bin feit seitern i'm 8eii!
bon mebreren aanarienebel I onern.
nno nun besonn bas ID m ier;g
8elteisen bes 8erges -.
(s(us einem Snierat.) Sabe nod
einen Ypiten s @tunbeu brennenbe
atd)t tropfenos SerSsn obsuseben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-08

Ger "a Salre altc Sc6oitian g.
9ragan5a De So Gorralla BON yfa=.
pins Gitp lit boraeltern mad, Chicago
acreiit, MO er Die etapa 16 Sabre alte
2lolpifa @initis bot groapn 3oint,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-08

@i,t Mltenbeim miro l,cbelt ser
giaa DC Gbattal erridtet meroen.
9as @eballbe miro etlpa $4,000 foiten
u1o ion auf 0ie mqbernite l,no iant-
tarite @eiie bergeitelt mernen. Mean
bolt oaS 8ebalt0e Dor Een1 @infer
fertiggeItcllt SIT bdbell.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-12
ASKS JUDGMENT
FOR $4,000
Cora Pellersels Asks That Amount
of John Dinneen for Alleged
Breach of Promise.
DEFENDANT WORTH 100000.
Defendant Refused to Garry Out
Agreement and is Now In
Colorado.
DEFENDANT WORTH 100000.

Mrs. Cora Pellersels of this city
has filed a petition in the office Of
the clerk of the district court ask
ing Judgment against John Dinneen,
also of this city, for $25, 900. The petit
ton states that on or about the 29th
day of October, 1914, the plaintiff
entered into a verbal contract of
marriage, by the terms of which
the defendant and plaintiff agreed
to be married about Christmas time
of the year 1914, the exact date not
being specified; that thereafter and
in the latter part of December.
1914, the defendant repudiated his
said contract and refused to carry
out the same and left Webster City
for Colorado; that before going he
announced his intention of not
carrying out his said contract and
of repudiating the same; that plain
tiff is a widow with two children
and the defendant has never been
married: that he has large property
and means, in about the sum OF
100000; that by reason Of the
breach of the said contract the plain
tiff has been damaged in the sum of
s25, 900.
M. F. Healy of Fort Dodge is at
torney for plaintiff.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-12
Webster City Elks Win.

Fort Dodge Messenger: The Ban
ners Best bowling team were de-
feated by the Webster City Elks
Friday evening in the fast game
played on the Brunswick alleys.
Banners Best team was selected
from several of the local bowling
league teams and proved themselves
not to be at their best in the game
last night. Tyler was the only man
who seemed to be in good form. He
bowled the three games in the 200
class. 1t was his steady bowling that
held the team up.
Sterling of the Elks showed up re-
markably we'll when he ran 233
pins in the first game and followed
in the second game with 20s. Chan
ner of the same team also showed
up well in the second game with 200
pins to his credit.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-12
ASSESSOR AND GEN.
SUS ENUNfRATOR
Work Will Be Commenced in Web
ster City Next Monday
Morning.

Assessor VIM. Meekins began
his work Monday morning OF
enumerating the property of Web
ster City and of making such rec.
c-ds as the law requires. Geo. J.
!, awett has been appointed to take
Itile Ecensus and he also entered up
on his duties Monday morning. The
people can materially assist these Of
ticers by answering questions
promptly. They will ask nothing
through idle curiosity and if the
questions seem useless everybody
should remember that the law re-
quires the gathering of statistics up
on. many different things.
The taking of the census of Web
ster City this year is of great i'm
portance to the town-of far great
er Importance than any banquet, as
ISOLATION meeting or anything of
like import now under consideration.
If every nose is counted Webster
City will show a healthy growth
and it is up to the people to assist
the census enumerator in every
way they can. The commercial
league ought not let anything stand
in the way of assistance in this in
stance. 1t is the most important
thing they will have before them
during the year.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-12
WILL invite STATE DRAINAGE
ASSOCIATION TO THIS CITY

one which is visited by adjoining
counties every year. The same thing
could be done in this community
with proper mana cement.
The matter of aid in taking tht
census was also taken up at this
meeting, ard it is probable that the
league will do something along this
line, although at present there is as
much on hand as the league can
well take care Of.
1t was finally decided to extend
an invitation to the Iowa State
Drainage Association to hold their
convention here This is wise de-
cision. It is an opportunity to en-
tertain an aggregation of such men
as comprise the drainage association,
and will affect this city advantage
ously to show to them her most
promising industry, the National
Sewer Pipe factory.
lie COuN uNeuIlOH Will ldSI pioDdDly
two days, and between $50 and 200
men will be in the city to attend.
One of the features will be a big
banquet by the league for the drain
age men and all who wish to attend.
Committees will be appointed by
Pres. Perry during the coming week,
upon entertainment, banquet, etc..
Tickets will probably be sold for the
banquet as they were for the editor
ial association two years ago and
the occasion will be social event
of general interest. Beside the con-
vention and banquet, the visitors
will be taken for a trip over the
town to visit the points of interest
in the city. 1t is matter of gen.
eral satisfaction that the league
have decided to invite the conven-
ton which will be held the latter
part of February or the first Of
March, ~ ...-..-l.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-12
Commercial League and Hamilton
County Short Course Commit
tee Hold Joint Meeting.
FAIR IS SUGGESTED
League Considers Matter of Aiding
in Taking the Census of
the City.
COUNTY FAIR IS SUGGESTED

A meeting was held Friday nigh
at the Savings Bank of the directors
of the commercial league and com
tee from the Hamilton county shOr:
course. This meeting was relative
to the question of whether or not
corn show would be held in the
city this winter, in spite of the fact
that no short course would be held
1t was decided that owing to the
lateness Of the season, no corn show
would be held this winter. Howev-
er, the matter of agitating the ques-
ton of a Hamilton county fair to
be held by the Hamilton county
short course and the commercial
league was discussed.
Whether or not this effort, if sue
cessful in inducing the people to CO.
operate, would result in a satisfact-
ory manner would entirely depend
upon the committee of men at the
head Of it. In former years the Ham
ilton county fair has never paid out.
Few counties in the state have made
a paying proposition of a county fair.
but those that have are credit to
the community in which they are
held. Eldora has successful coun-
ty fair each year; Algona also has
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-12
LOUIS HANEN
INJURED IN FALL
Slipped on Icy Walk on East Bank
Street and Falls Down
Embankment.

Louis Hanen, who lives on the
east side, was seriously injured
Friday afternoon. He was on his
way home when he slipped and fell
on the icy sidewalk just west Of
Bank street bridge. He so complete
aly lost his footing that he fell down
the embankment several feet and
laid in an unconscious state for
three hours. AS soon as he was
found he was taken to his home and
medical attention given him. He
suffered a cracked bone on the top
of his shoulders and was also bruis-
ed on the shoulders. One rib was
cracked and he was badly shaken
up. Mr.. Hanen is a man well along
in years and not able to stand severe
jolts but unless complications Of
some kind set in, will get along all
right.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-12
SHERIFF SEARCHES
EARL BURTON HOME
Some Stolen Property Belonging to
Company G, I. N. G., is
Recovered.

A search warrant was issued Fri
day on the Earl Burton home and
when Sheriff Nelson searched the
place at 6O9 Stockdale street, a
United States army pistol, four
blankets, and about one hundred
cartridges. were found. The family
was asing shes blankets Upon the
beds. ze.
Last August, directly after the old
soldiers reunion, the armory was
broken into and burglarized. The
thief entered by the rear basement
door, breaking this entrance way
open by means of regular burg
lars "jimmy'-or SO it was suppos-
ed. From the basement the burglar
made his way to the upper story Of
the armory and forced his entrance
into the room where the company's S
property is kept. The things found
in the Burton home the Company G
officers say are evidently some of
the property stolen that night, the
company having lost at that time
two army pistols, some blankets,
and a large number of cartridges.
The armory property room has
had five army pistols stolen from it,.
and aside from the one found in
Burton's possession, not one has
been recovered 1t is criminal Of
fense for anyone to carry an army
pistol on his person or keep one In
his possession, unless the weapon
has been issued to him from head
quarters. Only officers of company
are entitled to carry one of these
pistols. Burton was former MEM
ber of Company c and the search
warrant was issued on information
furnished by the company officers.
The company have not yet recov-
cred all their property, but are con-
fident they know where it is, and
the Freeman-Tribune is told that
further searches will be made.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-12
Open Garage at Sioux City.

Hanson & Tyler have just closed
deal to open a garage at Sioux
City. This will be used as another
distributing point and they will also
sell cars at that place as we'll as in
Fort Dodge and this city. They
have not yet given out what line OF
cars they will handle at Sioux City
but have two we'll known makes IN
view. They also say this will make
quite a change in regard to theil
branch in this city.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-12
Married.

Mr.. j. P. Denger and Miss Mar
tina Schroeder, both of Dows, were
united in marriage yesterday at II
O'Clock by G. V. Pence at the Chris
tian church parsonage, 609 Bank
street. The bridal couple were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Schroeder, Mr.. Schroeder being a
brother OF the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Denger will make their home III
Bradford, Iowa, where Mr.. Denger
is employed in the Savings Bank as
assistant cashier.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-12
56HH REGIMENT EN- .
CAMPMENT IN JULY
No State Encampment of l. N. G.
This Year-Regiments to
Camp Separately.

Col. Hyatt informs us that the
56th regimental encampment, Iowa
National Guard, will be held this
year on July Goth to 29th inclusive
The local soldier boys belong to this
regiment. The place will be eth
er Clear Lake or Storm Lake, this
to be definitely settled later. There
will be no state encampment of the
Iowa National Guard next summer,
each regiment going into camp by
itself.
The officers school of the 56th reg
iment will be held in Fort Dodge
for two days, on the 27th and 2Sth
OF the present month.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-12
Petitions in Court.

Harvey Pettibone has filed a petit
tion in the office of the clerk of the
district court asking judgment
against J. Eta Heslop for $1,000
and interest alleged due on note.
Ole T. Cragwick disks for divorce
from his wife, Dollie V. Cragwick,
alleging desertion.
Barrett Bibler asks a divorce from
his wife, Florence M. Bibler, alleg-
ing desertion.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-12
Following up Sunday.

The Baptist Union Of Des Moines
is following up the Billy Sunday
meetings with an evangelistic in.
gathering campaign in that city
They will hold services every after
noon and evening in churches and
chapels for about two weeks. Rev
Staples OF this place has been invit-
ed to preach at one of the stations
and state secretary, G. P. Mitchell
has offered to supply the Baptist
pulpit in this city.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-12
RehearSals Progressing

The rehearsals for the production
of Fiji are progressing finely and
the principals and others in the play
are meeting every day. 125 people
are in the cast and include fairies
paper dolls, letter blocks, animals
jumping jacks and Others That the
play will be one of unusual interest
is conceded by all who have seen the
rehearsals,
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-12
Foot Crushed by Ice.

Chas. Weedman, living in the
northeast part of the city, who had
his toe badly crushed by a cake Of
ice falling on it, one week ago, is a
little better, although the injury is
still very painful. Mr. Weedman
was in the employ of Zublin & Garth
in the ice business.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-12
Interesting Meeting.

About seventy members of the
Congregational ladies missionary
were in attendance at the annual
meeting held Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Alexander Groves.
An excellent program was render
ed. Miss Helen Woolsey giving a
splendid reading which was mad
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-12
The Cradle Roll.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Tewalt, who
live on a farm north of Duncombe,
are the parents of a baby son born
Sunday morning. Mr.. Tewalt is
"a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Te-
walt of this city.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-12
Cradle Roll.

Born, Jan. s, 1915, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Lee, of near Algona, 4
baby daughter Mr.. Lee is a son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Lee of this city.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-01-12

vertently emitted from the program
printed in these columns Thursday.
The annual report of the society for
1914 and the reading of the calen-
dar for 1915 occupied a good por-
ton of the time, and at the conclu
sion of the program, a delicious
lunch was served.