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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-23

Rnrdette. >Ioserh Raher, David Nc
Alister.
Fifth grade. Mrs. Wright, teacher
-Rees Brown, Beatty Jackson. Olene
Thompson. Helen Leverett. B. ID. Gill;
land, Fidelia Hall. Hurbert Brown.
Edward Cook. Iselia McCarley, Leila
McCarley, Rees Bannister, Goss Bur-
ton. David Smith, Meta Patterson,
Maggie Price. Essie Wiles, Arthur
Lewis.
Sxith grade. Miss Howell, Teacher
Mable Burdette. Eris Cam, Lura Ellis,
Mamie Hall. Dewey Hall, Claud Hell
lar, Ernestine Ozmint, MyrtheH Pow
ell, Harold Yeargin.
Seventh grade, Miss Howell, teacher
-Margie Baskin. Barker Bowie, Claris
Bonds, Alfred Cook. Norman Ferguson
Claude Finley. j. p. Galley, Katie
Hall. Ralph Lewis. Esther Sherard,
Alex Wiles. Fred McAlister, Cecil
Yeargin.
+ High School Department.
First Year-HoDe Baker, Dewey
BrockeT, Noomi Cam, Jack Gilliland.
Second year-E. T. Jackson. Winnie
Reid. Betty Spoone. Fannie Wiles.
Fourth year-Essie Cook, Earle
Smith.
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HIGH POINT SCHOOL :
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Tho Improvement association met
Friday afternoon and 1t was decided
arIong the members OF the association
To give free entertainment to the
people Of the community.
"Ye entrance portable will be
thrown open wide to all by early can
die lyte on Friday, March 5. Ye trou-
BILE will begin at 7:e9 o'clock by tho
time piece. Ye must bring your old
Blue Back Speller and dress yeself
az In olden times, and as tacky rs ye
can. Ye small child can enter II II
will be quite and not disturb the Olde
Folkes. Ye shall be greeted every
one"
The officers for the Aethemian Lit
erary Society were chosen Thursday
afternoon. They are as follows: Fam
ME Fields, president: Maude Holland.
vice president; Sara Martin, secre-
tary. Rosabelle Fields; critic.
Miss Emma Meredith was a recent
visitor to the school,
I Misses Crawford and Gaines attend
ed the teachers meeting ut Anderson
last week.
Several trees have been set out on
the lawn this week. We are PLAN
ming to have the grounds, which sur
round our handsome school the pret-
tiest in the county.
We enjoy the marching and other
practicing Tor Field Day at recess very
much. The colors we. have chosen
are green and white.
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McLEES SCHOOL.
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Miss jamie Darlington, the tomato
club organizer of Anderson County,
visited McLees school several days
ago and made a very interesting talk
In Behalf OF the tomato club for girls.
There are nine girls that are going to
undertake this new work from Nc
Lees school. We are anxious TO see
this work grow and hope that more of
tile girls will undertake this work.
Miss EuRAnia Hentz, teacher of the
informed! department, and her pu-
pills gave ost interesting party to
thep atrons OF the school and the 9TH
er departments OF the school on Feb
ruary 19. The program for the after
noon consisted OF compositions, read
ings. jokes, riddles. and songs given
by the pupils. After the program was
completed each one presen: hni their
picture made. When the pictures were
presented to the guest their pictures
were in the form OF animal crackers.
Each guest was presented with q lit
tie box filled with candy, peanuts,
crackers and popcorn. Never have the
children and patrons seemed to en-
Joy anything more than on this occas-
ion.
The pupils OF McLees are down at
hard work. They are taking quite an
interest in preparing for field day in
April. A number of articles have al
ready been handed in for this occa-
sion.
The we'll has been completed on the
school ground. This is something that
has been needed for quiet while for
the school Every child and teacher
seems very proud of the we'll.
Through the kindness and generosi-
ty OF the trustees the pupils and
teachers are spending very happy
holiday on the day OF the 22nd.
Miss Eugenia Hentz spent the week.
end with friends in Mt. Carmel.
Miss Hollie Welborn is spending
her holidays with her sister east of
Pendleton.
Miss Lillian Cllnkscales is at home
for her vacation.
The following is list OF those that
have made an average of 90 or above
in McLees school for. the past month: (:
First grade--Azilee McLees.
second grade-Helen MCGEE, Sarah
Bolt, Zenolia McLees. Leoline Murphy,
Tom Morris, Ethel Hall. Joe Willie
Wright.
Fifth grade-Eya Glenn.
Seventh grade-Sylveen McLees,
Opal Hall.
Eighth grade-Grady Hall. Vera
Mcclure.
Ninth gradc-M Mary Lee Norris, Caro-
Axmann, Lois Glenn.
L
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FRIENDSHIP SCHOOL
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The Friendship Improvement Asso-
ciation held q meeting February 4th.
AS Mrs. Lewis, the regular president
has moved away the vice president.
MRS. Jno. A. Cox presided. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Mrs. 7.
9. Mcmillan, president; Mrs. Jno. a.
Cox, vice president. and Miss Oda
Harper, secretary and treasurer.
There has been great deal Of
sickness in the district during, the
past month, which has brought down
our attendance.
Miss Bertye Moore, one of our
teachers has been I'll and Mrs. M. b.
wright or Honea Path has been teach
Ing In her place. We are very glad
that Miss Moore is able to be back
We are taking advantage OF this
pretty weather by trying to improve
Cur school grounds. We have SET
out about 80, or 40 trees.
Ihe honor roll for the third month
first Grade Eunice Lindsay. saw
erne BLACK, Ethel Baywell. HAITI
Ionng. Robbie Notes. Marion Bag
Cox. 1e"cy
Holiday. ( s'"i - eiSe
Fifth grade Henry Lindsay c,ar.
ence Lindsay. q & 8 - -, Ni1.i i'A'
Partial eighth grade--Maude C.os
Saans, Saais Holiday, Gladys Harper. Roy.
Eighth Grads Aiberta. Coy yes.,s s.,s
C2cisy. Grace Cox, John \. Townes.
Alfred Cooper. s : go. :" -
The Friendship Literary sociatv
neld It's regular meeting Fefr,,ary srS
1919. The president sailed the mes. |.
.nss esisr and the following nro.
gram was rendered: = -,
y aespOnd to roll can With currea.
Debate Resolved, That SATURDAY. 4
2 s,,a better s sa holiday In graded schools Is
Affirmative Sadie HOLIDAY ana Az
fred Cooper. -. 8 e.su -.'t AZ
!. Megasiye Maudes Cox ana maxis
]. Z The Judges decided ID favor of tbe
Story The Wise Men Of Gotham.
By Henry Lindsay. q 5 8 -
Readiug Gladys HarnRr
Original Story ORA Yol,ne 5
s. We fre glad "a see so,,r bc,o,. -,
.eessaslng y. and hope is VIII continue
20. ~ 20 50 We not OMIT have q good
sllls >.si 2. var sciionii but here. we are
pEsparin 8 epnsa elves FOR 4 life WORT,
lassne Tor cnr country and our max
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We were delighted last week by q
visit from Miss jamie Darlington. who
came out TO organize a tomato club
in our school.
The Hopewell Literary Society me-.
Friday afternoon. The following pro-
gram was rendered:
Song-America-By Society.
Recitation-History Dates-Lucia
Vandiyer.
Recitation-ode to washington
Sadie MahafYey.
Essay-Life of washington-Clif-
ton Mcdaniel.
Recitation-Martha washington
Jennie Martin.
standardization Wilson.
current Events-Leroy Fowler.
Recitation -Unselfishness Helen
Ducworth.
Recitation-If Were You-Kurnel
Brown.
Recitatlon-George washington-L.
n. Jolly.
Instrumental Music-Gladys Ma
haffey.
Recitation-Had He Known-Albert
jolly.
Jokes-Hampton Webb.
Debate-Resolved, That woman
shoeld have equal suffrage with man.
Afiirmatiye-Charles Watkins, Paul
KowalslSi.
= NegatiNeTRaiph Welbornc, Weston
Fanfomine-Columbia the Gem OF
the oceenaP Primary pupils,
quite a number of our patrons vis-
stea us on this occasion. Superinten-
dent FELTON, was present also, and
made splendid address which was
greatly enjoyed by all.
The boys of cur school have new
Dase ball, which means that there Is
10 be some interesting games In the
near future.
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On last Monday evening the stu-s
dent body was entertained at o yalen-
tine party In the Carnegie hail or the,
.Woman's College. The hall was gay
ly decorated and few games much
enjoyed. Refreshments were served
at the conclusion. s. 3
The Y. NJ. c.. "A. meeting begins
Wednesday and will last through
next Sabbath Two services will be
held each day, one In the morning and
one in the evening The recitation
pericds will be cat down to forty-fiye
minutes In the mornings so that the
services may bagin at eleven O'Clock,
The fourth number OF the iyceum
course win be given Tuesday evhii-
ing. The attraction In the sBeuiah
Buck Quhrtette. (.
On last Friday evening the matter
OF arranging for intercnlles statss d.
batting was discussed in the iitas.ry
societies, Though alittle late It Il
hoped that debates may be arranged
for this year. 4 81
Baseball practice is In full swinr
now and with II things have taken on
new life. Under the coaching OF ~. I,.s
Pressley. known In baseball eirclea AZ.
Z Buck ErsltIne expects to do great
things this season. PRESLEY won
distinction In the old CHfolIaa qua
and frofn there vent 10 the Vifnff1sR
League, where. as manager OF tiisSer-
ent teams he has won Three pc5iHnass.
He ta an 4fiulnpS OF ferSkspe
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ToWNvILLE SCHOOL !
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u tI- Z \
Among the list Of new pupils IN the
school are: Mr.. Tfoyt Whitfield. Miss;
es Lois Price and Clara Kay.
Miss Mamie Fant was the guest OF
Miss Gertrude Whitfield Sunday.
Miss Annie Earle WAS the guest Of
Miss Lassie Galloway Sunday.
Miss Nell Kellet spent the weekend
a. the home of Mr.. snd Mrs. J. ID.
nabh. 6 ~
Miss Fannie Broyles spent the
weekend at the home of her father,
Mr. Jim BrcyIes.
Miss Qulllie Craft OF Isayonia, t1a.,
is attendine school at this place. She
Is staying with her sister Mrs. II. II.
Carsies.
Miss Ruby Reeves spent the week
end ct Cross Roads! 2.
Mrs. T.. @. Asbeli and Mrs. R. III:
Price visited the school Last friday
afternoon.
Miss Euna stevenson spent the af.
ternoon at Mr., Charlie Queens last
Sunday. :. s
Tie senior class of this school ii
|pseparing for = picnic inslioncs cf The
junior cla1s.
liiss Aiuftia Can't spent tie week.
|ena Ntth her friend siiSs Rnby
lseAyes, st hex country home AilEens
ltiic. - -, tSss
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The third and fourth grades have
formed literary society. The officers
they elected were: ID. K. McCalister,
president; Janet Williams. vice presi-
dent; Ruby Harris, secretary. Harold
Hutchinson. censor and Annie Wal
rymple. doorkeeper.
The society will render their first
program Monday.
the following program last Friday af-
ternoon:
Resolved, That moving picture
harmful
Atfirmatir>,-Nancy Breazeaie and
Cecil Copeland.
Negative-Raiph McCalister and
Louise Martin.
Current Events-Pearle Webb.
Original Story-Ruth Martin.
Instrumental Soio-Floride Well
born.
Current Events Of the War-Ernes,
Eicks
Jokes-Alva Clark.
Reading-Grace Martin.
Life of Scott-Clara Welborn.
Reading-Madeline Smith.
Declamation-Ada Wilson.
Exemporaneous debate-Resolved
That boys have more fun than girls.
Affirmative-Frank Thompson and
Roy Craig.
Negative-Mildred Smith and Annie
Massey.
The judges Of the first debate de-
cided in favor OF the negative, of the
eXtemporaneous. the affirmative. Sew
eral visitors were present. They were
Mrs. John Breazesle. Miss SaphTonie
McCalister, James Welborn. William
Robbins and Dewy Welborn.
Many spectators were present at the
basket ball game held Friday after
noon between the boys of the high
school. They have their uniforms
now. The regular team will go 10
Seneca Saturday TO play Seneca. They
are hoping to have fine day for the
game.
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Honor Ron Iva High school.

First Grade, MISS Rampey, teacner
-Gladys Cam. Harold Cobb. Carl
Ellie. Horace Ellis. Gadys Evans. Lila
EvaEs, Lucille Evans, yeronese Fergu-
son. Ethel Hall, Broadus Latham, Lev
-erette Margie, Azilee Mobley. Isabel
McAdams. Bertha Mckee, Ligon Petit
grew, Jessie Seiglef. Ruskin Yeargan,
Nary Watt. Jewery White. Vivian
Wiless
Advanced first grade and first sec
tion OF second grade. Miss Wyatt,
feaene First Grade
,Eoslia Brown. Willie Hicks, Odis
Lsifharns Virginia Ligon. Henry Me-
scplloush, Ideiia Mcdonald. 'qillis
5ioucneJ. - - ess5sse -
First section second grade--W Tile
sonds. Ethel Campbell, Monroe Davis.
Idabel Gsfleiahd Louise Hall. Sarah
Hail, Cater Lig0n, Jack Leverette,
Georgia Lofts. Lois Mccullough, Ed-
ma McGee. Frank Simpson. Barney
Smith, Helen Wifes. Ellen Wilee. 4
Section section or second grade,
Miss Thompson, teach Marie Bnrr
tor, Helen Cobb, Chester Ferguson,
Moiiroe McC Cariey, LAiva Mcdonald,
Ethsa McCnilough, Kathleen Seigier,
Ruth Watt. Jessie walker, ylFginih
HifaGu.
Thifa grade 4Ipis 1surdette. Margie
Brock Sames Beesy. Louise Chapman,
Riith tifdl, Loeise Jackson, slarele
P0Re1i.
Fohsih grade, ms. Wright. teacher
aogt Ozriirt. Guy (foedan, Edgar
Burdeif &c, Annie Wilson. Rstter lam
lew Wallace HaIcher. Frank Bisfrisn:
Lena ltcGes, Lula Eyans, Madke
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washington's Birthday.

VauuAn9tOh y htAtstAys
The teachers and pupils Of the
Mountain Creek school have prepared
an interesting program with which to
celebrate Waahington's birthday. The
exercises began at half past two on
February %. A slight fee was COLI
lected at the door. and the proceeds
used for installing water works In the
school.
I The program was as follows:
Chorus-Red. White aud Blue--By
school. lss
Story of washington.s Life-Mary
McCown. 81
oberetta-Red Riding rIood-wi.h
IL characters. g
Hatchel Drill.
Chorus The Tale of the Hatchet.
Playa History Party--With IL
characters, 3 y.
: Flag Drill.
scsOpi. q
rIsy- pispeiling Of Big gln. 5S
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First of all we have to tell you
Is. the sad news OF our schoolhouse
getting burned What time of ex-
citement there wns. School had dis
missed and most of the children werc
already gone, when one OF the teach
ers discovered the room on IRE. Alarm
was made and help received immed-
lately. Everything possible was done
TO extfnguish, the fire but oil efforts
were In vain. Every piece of furni-
ture and apparatus were saved. This
is. indeed q heavy loss TO the COM
Hanity having failed 10 get nur me.r
schoolhouse built this year. The
church was being used to accommo-
date the large number of children.
Nhrorgh the kindness Of Mr.. w. r..
E.; ant, who has so literally offered
an empty tenant house for the pur-
pose, school will continue.
Our sympathy Is with the teachers
who are blameless for the misfor-
tune.
The school has been very progress
siye during the past month. We fin-
ished our examinations this week, and
nope We made good marks.
We had planned an entertainment
for the near future. hope thac we
can have 1t yet.
We are expecting Miss Darlington
tomorrow.
Newsof the Community.
Rev. F. I.sHenderson filled his reg
ular appointments here Sunday. lie
preached an interesting sermon. His
text being Romans VII-IX. There was
services Saturday night also. Mr..
Henderson has been elected pastor
for the year, and has promised two
sermons monthly, second Sunday
morning. and fourth Sunday after
noon. respectively.
Mr. J. J. Stewart and family, kave
moved back to his home, Seneca River
farm. from Pendleton, where he has
resided for the past few years. We are
indeed glad to hear of their being
moved, and give them a hearty VEL
come back home.
Mr.. r.. O. Brock gave wood chop
ping" Tuesday. There were thirteen
Woodmen present. They enjoyed q
happy day and an elaborate dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. II. Bryant spent
Sunday with the latters' parents. Mr..
anu Mrs. v. v. Coliins.
Miss Leila Cason enjoyed turkey
dinner, recently. at the home OF DIR.
and MRS. }. III. McLoskey, OF PenIle-
Visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. n. O. Brooks during the mast
week were; Mr.. "A. P.. Williams. Mr.
and Mrs. J. r. Cam. of Portmnn. MIR.
II. .. Williams, OF Oakway, Few. n. J..
Henderson Of Seneca, and Mr.. and
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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-19
A SALOON FIGHT
AT IOWA CITY
Liquor Men Declare They Will Not
Close on December %.

Iowa City, Ia, Oct. 19.-AnotheI
fierce saloon fight has been promis.
ed Iowa City. Iowa City saloons dc
not expect to close on Dec. %.
Statements to the effect that all
local saloons would bar their doors
permanently three days before next
Christmas met with an emphatic de-
NAL on the part of local liquor deal
ers yesterday. -
"The new law providing for clos
ing on Jan. 1 makes the old legisla-
tive act void" stated one local pro-
prietor yesterday. eve regard the
passage of the last act as replacing
the one which provided for closing
on the 22d and we have no intention
of closing before the first Of the year
and even intend fighting to the fin
ish on this point"
On the other hand, John B. Ham,
mond, representing the Business
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-19
Northeast Liberty Happenings.


Mrs. l.. E. .DeMoss was hostess tt
the S. e. club Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Greiner and children
have returned to their home al
Lakefeld, Mimi, after an extended
visit with relatives here.
Miss Ethel Buick is home from
several days visit at Stratford.
Miss Gladys De Moss is staying al
/ the Burton Prescott home in Blairs'
burg.
Mrs. Davis has returned home
from an extended visit with rela'
tives in Indiana.
Abram Coble has gone to Mime
apolis where he will attend school.
Mrs. Gibson Shillinglaw and sons
who have been visiting in Missouri
are home
Little Idell Schultz had the mis-
fortune to break her arm recently.
Henry Detmer and family have
been enjoying visit from the for
mer's father from Missouri.
Mrs. A. B. Coble returned home
from Mercy hospital at Webster City
Tuesday, after having undergone a
slight operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Terrell are
home from a trip to Illinois.
Mrs. r. L. Doolittle entertained
the S. E. club recently. The club
meets with Mrs. VIM. Oakland on
Oct. 2Sth.
Miss sibyl Ackley spent the week
end with the w. G. Coble family.
Clyde Doolittle was pleasantly SUR
prised at his home Wednesday even
ing, when number of his friends
arrived to help celebrate his twen-
tieth birthday. He was presented
with a handsome signet ring by the
members c. the B. B. club.
Mrs. Lima Graffunder, who teach
ss in district No. 6, went to her
home in Webster City Friday night.
A birthday party was held at the
W. G.. Coble home october 9TH, in
honor of Opal Ruth's first birthday.
Ten babies and their mothers and
OPAL Ruth's two grandmothers and
two aunts, also Mrs. H. P. Clausen
and Mrs. Graffunder, were there. A
of very nice presents were
received by the tiny hostess.
A number of farmers hereabouts
have been Smelling corn lately.
Oct. 16.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-19

Moines after a visit with her moth
er, Mrs. S. o. Osborn.
Mrs. Arthur Treanor and chill
dren went to Iowa Falls yesterday
afternoon for visit with the for.
mer's mother, Mrs. Emma Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Stopped
moor left yesterday for their home
in Arlington following a visit with
the J. Taper family, eight miles
east of town.
Miss Meta Nicholson spent last
evening in harrisburg on business.
Mrs. J.. H. Shipp is spending the
day with Mrs. A. F. Bartlett and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. S. Heffner in Dun
combe.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Lindeback
of Ellsworth spent the morning here
while on their way to Duncombe for
a visit at the Elias Nelson home.
Frank Howell, an old time
Webster City boy, now located at
Ida Grove, stopped here this fore
noon for brief visit with his sister,
Mrs. J. w. Lee, while on his way to
Waterloo to attend the meeting of
the grand lodge of Iowa Odd Fellows.
It has been thirty-three years since
Mr.. Howell left Webster City.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Omstead and
little son of Ellsworth are visiting
at the J. N. Omstead home.
Mrs. Eliza Riley, Mrs. P.
Schwiebert and Miss Clara Callies
are spending the day in Fort Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Cleveland
will leave tomorrow forenoon for
Los Angeles, Cal, where they expect
to spend the winter.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-19

Il NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
- >tf>1S ~'f~szs~S e
Jewell News.


Jewell News.
L. G. M. King and J. c. Wills
went to Ames Friday morning and
brought home the latter's car which
was abandoned there recently on &C
count of rain.
R. A. Cook and family left last ev-
ening for Clio, Iowa, and from there
Mrs. Cook will leave for Lawton,
Oklahoma, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Clara Knox has filed petit
ton in the district court Of Story
county, which convenes Nov. End,
asking a divorce from her husband,
A. W. Knox.
Mrs. G. H. Millett arrived here
Wednesday from Carthage, S. D..
where she has been for the last three
months.
John Loder came over from Ell
dora Friday to stop with his son
Will.
Chas. Clair went to Omaha last
Wednesday and shipped here a cal
of fine feeding cattle which average
better than 1000.
Chris Larson returned from a
three months trip to California last
Saturday. While there he took in
the exposition. He says the people
out there know that Iowa is on the
map as they are securing a large
number Of the prizes but they are
Handicapped on cattle on account OF
the foot and mouth disease. But the
exposition is great and one ought
not to miss it.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-19
GRAIN LETTER.

Chicago, Oct. 19.-The wheat sit
uation can be described quickly. The
receipts are mountainous, but there
is no cheap wheat. Chicago arrivals
are a handful. Big steady Northern
receipts are promised. II they ma
terialize, we believe May wheat will
decline somewhat. Our new corn re-
ports are just arriving. Iowa re-
ports very mixed-running fifty to
sixty per cent of a crop. Fremont,
Neb., seed house says 100000
wheat for Nebraska and $50, 000,0
corn. Lots of corn chaffy and loose
on cohs. We have good corn reports
from Central Ohio, South Indiana
and Central Illinois.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-19

Dysart, Ia, Oct. 19.-Henry Brad
shaw, a farmer, died here yesterday
as the result Of blow over the
head with a spade last Friday.
J. l.. Simpson, foreman of a bridge
construction company, is in jail on a
warrant in connection with his
death. The two men engaged in a
quarrel Friday over the payment OF
money for two sacks of cement, it is
said.
Simpson fled from the camp where
the quarrel and assault took place,
but was later apprehended at Wilson
junction.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-19
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 AL
bert F.. Bartlett, 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 Albert F. Bartlett, late of Hamil-
ton county, Iowa, deceased. All per-
sons in any manner indebted to said
deceased 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 18th day of Oct. A. d.
1915.
Clara l.. Bartlett,