Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-06-13
Jewell News.

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Harry O'Conner spent Sunday
with friends in Des Moines.
The Misses Esther Millet and Bess
Brinnick spent Saturday evening in
Webster City.
Miss Hattie Anderson arrived
home Wednesday from Bloomington,
Ill.
Mrs. Willard Minert and two chill
dren of Marshalltown spent Sunday
at the parental, William Anderson
home.
Mrs. Henry Drier and little Son
Mervin of Greenwood Springs, Mimi,
ARRIVED Wednesday afternoon for a
few weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.. Wilson.
Mrs. George Peterson and little
son OF Ellsworth spent Saturday af-
lternoon in Jewell.
John Young left Saturday for Des
Moines for an over Sunday visit with
relatives.
Mrs. G. "A. Pfund and children
went to Hubbard Saturday for an oy-
er Sunday visit at the G. G. Pfund
home.
The farmers Elevator Co. held its
election Of officers last week and the
following were elected: President,
II. T. Wilson; vice president, Chass
|Sickenger; secretary, Cecil Ander-
son; treasurer. Ed Knudson. Two
new directors were elected Chas.
Nelson to succeed Otto Schlafke and
Hans Nelson to succeed P. w. House.
Mr.. Belts of the American Cooper
alive Journal was present and gave q
talk for cooperation.
Miss Mildred Smith of Des Moines,.
former principal Of the jewell
schools, spent Sunday in jewell with
friends. She left Monday afternoon
for Eldora for visit with relatives
before returning to Des Moines.
[. Miss Gladys Foval OF Ackley is
visiting at the George Foval home.
Miss Minnie Stockdale Of Eagle
Grove spent Sunday with Miss Clara
Ostrem.
N. j. Severson and family autoed
to Story City Sunday and spent the,
day at the AL Severson home.
Miss Carrie Ostrem and Miss EN-.
ma Nelson left Wednesday for Port
land, Oregon, for two months visit
with Miss Ostrem's sisters, Mrs. !. D.
Rumor and Mrs. w. F. Heddin.
Jewell defeated Stanbope in the
game of ball played on the home
grounds Friday afternoon. Score 4
to /.
Will Brinnick, engineer at the ce,.
real mills at Fort Dodge, spent Sat
|urday evening with relatives here.
Richard Snyder returned Thurs
Iday from Ames where he has been
ATTENDING school.
Russell Tallman of Des Moines
|spent Friday in Jewell.
Miss Hannah Nelson returned Sat-
lurday from Bancroft.
Mrs. Leila Warburton of Ames
spent Wednesday at the N. c. Bon
ner home.
Mrs, Frank Johnson, Mrs. John
Jewell and Miss Valera Ayers drove
to Webster City Friday afternoon
The following program will be
given at the first annual reunion of.
the alumni of the Jewell high school
next Friday evening:
Piano solo ~. Emma Knudson
Address Of Welcome. Louis Ostrem
Vocal Solo. -. Mayme Jerdeman
Three minute talks by Marion
Robson, Faith Fenton, Russell Tall
man, Grace Williams and Tenner
Thompson.
Flute Solo. -. Sterling Alexander
Piano Duet
....... Mabel and Emma Schlafke
| Three minute talks by Andrew An
derson, DIR. c. Louise Ostrem, Arthur
Anderson, Gladys Bonner and Harry
IO'Conner
Vocal Solo ....... Irving Knudson
Reading ........... Ella Jacobson
Piano Solo .... Mrs. A. M. Ryberg
Remarks $500. .... Supt. e. G. Clark
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After the program cafeteria
lunch will be served. Seventeen
classes have been graduated from
the Jewell school, the total number
of graduates being 141, OF which 81
have been girls and 54 boys.
4 Lester Miller, Victor Templer,
Ray Crosley and Chas. Mckay autoed
over to Twin Lakes Saturday for a
days fishing and outing.
The Jewell band gave a concert in
the Park Sunday afternoon.
Ed Mcfarland went to Lake Oko-
boil Wednesday on fishing trip.
]. R. King was a Webster City
visitor Saturday on business.
June IL.
Tomorrow lie FLAG nav