Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-04-13

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front Of the J. D. Sketchley house on
east Division street.
The ground is being broken today
for the new home of Claus Brand
rup in the 1000 block on First street.
The First National Bank will be
open hereafter on Saturday evenings
from to 8 p. m. diff
Miss Zoe Smith has accepted a po-
sitfon as a saleslady in the Boston
store in Fort Dodge and began her
new duties this morning.
The ladies aid society of the
Christian church will meet at the
church tomorrow afternoon at one
o'clock, for quilting.
Come to the program and box So
cial at the Cooper school house, six
miles east Of Webster City, Thurs
day, April 18th.
10d3f1 Mabel Corbin, Teacher.
Miss Kathryn Zitterell has resign
ed as stenographer, ETC., at the felt,
shoe factory and accepted similar
position in the Hanson & Tyler Auto
company Office.
The members of Superior Rebekah
lodge will hold their regular meet
ing tomorrow evening in Elmo hall
after which a social hour will be en-
joyed.
Miss Minnie Bateman is enjoying
q weeks vacation from her duties as
saleslady in the J. H. Kane Variety
store. Her work is being done by
Mrs. Rhoda johnson.
The ladies aid society of the Unit
ed Brethren church will meet tomor-
row afternoon with Mrs. Lloyd Prin-
gle and Mrs. Arthur Hahne at the
home of the former on east Elm
street.
Miss Sadie vanRaden Of Lanes
boro is in the city en- route to Dixon,
ILL.,, and will assist the Ora Newman
family in moving from their present
location into the DR.. Richardson
building.
H. G. Keisicker has secured the
contract for building the new Carver
residence in the west end Of town
and the work of excavating the eel
lar. has already begun. The house
will be modern in every particular.
Mrs. E. M. Remington, who resides
on Boone street and has been i'll the
greater part Of the winter, is very
much worse today. A complication
of troubles, aggravated by nervous
disorders, is the cause of the illness.
Sorrenson & Petersen, the Kamrar
blacksmiths, have employed third
man. They also have new cast iron
welding machine, and are we'll pre-
pared for quick service. Bring in
your work. d1f1t1*
Some of the papers of the state
have recently published what is said
to be a picture of Mayor Banks Of
this city. The fact that the mayor
has not brought action for libel dem
onstrates that he possesses remark
able self-control and forbearance.
George Gordon, who is rooming
over the Booster cafe, was taken to
Mercy hospital this afternoon. He
has been i'll for week with pleur-
isy and his condition is such that it
is thought pneumonia and possibly
typhoid may develop.
A. L. Flicker of Highview, who has
been very ill with appendicitis and
gall stones, is now much improved
and able to sit up each day. The
nurse, Miss Mary Craig, who has
been attending him, has returned
home to this city.
N. S. Hutchinson, of the former
Sanitary bakery, left today for Spir-
it Lake to take position as baker in
a cafe there. The Hutchinson fam
lily returned from a visit with rela-
tives in Fort Dodge yesterday and
will remove to Spirit Lake within a
few weeks.
The Baptist Missionary Circle will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 1880 in
the Baraca room of the church. Ac-
cording to the district constitution
every lady in the church Is men,
Der of the society, and every lady a
contributor. An interesting program
has been arranged and all are cord
tally invited. t&s7
The Census.
Born, this morning, to Mr.. and