Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-08-22
(From Mondays Daily.)

| (41Om 0VAVoyo O0Aysy
Miss Mary E. Richardson, an
old time Webster City girl, left to-
day for Seattle, Wash, after sever
al days visit with her brother, wy
iii. Richardson and family. Miss
Richardson is a teacher in the Seat
tile schools and is on her way west
after spending her summer vacation
in Oberlin, Ohio.
Clifford and Arthur Jewett, sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Jewett, left
this morning for Clear Lake where
they will spend a week enjoying the
pleasures of an outing.
Mrs. F. D. Young, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Max Whitacre and
, daughter Jane of Des Moines, return
ed Saturday afternoon from a ten
days stay at Spirit Lake. The trip
was made overland in the Whitacre
car.
/ Mrs. ]. p. Rasmussen and
daughter, Hilda, and Alfred E. and
Amos Rasmussen and Mason 1sham
motored to Storm Lake yesterday and
spent the day with relatives.
i William Smith, an old time res
ident of this city now of Santa Bar
bara, Cal, is spending week at the
;, Fred Bauer home in this city.
i Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Mott and
yo<k o0%n tn
Buckeye yesterday. They report the
corn in that vicinity as being first
class.
i Ben and J. Cook of Bows, broth
ers of Mrs. Geo. Jewett, returned to
their home this morning after
spending week here visiting the
Jewett family.
i Mrs. j. c. Barr and daughter.
Miss Maude, of Manchester, who
spent the week end with the for
liners sister, Mrs. j. B. Baxter and
family, left today for Red Oak where
they 20 to visit a daughter and sis
ter.
i
daughter, Miss Beatrice, left yester-
day for Usage to visit relatives. To-
day they leave Usage for Minneapo-
lis and St. Paul on goods buying
trip. Miss Lelah Mitchell is assist
ing the regular clerk, Miss Olga
lAmundson, in the Kane Variety
store during the proprietor's alb
sencc.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Fl. Schroeder
and two children came overland from
, lama yesterday and spent portion
,tof the day at the r. H. Mabbott
lhome a mile north of town. Mrs.
,lMabbott and daughter, Mrs. George
!, w. Mccullough and baby daughter.
!, Margaret Irene, accompanied the
|schroeder family back to Tama
where Mrs Mabbott will spend a few
, days. Mrs. Mccullough and baby ex-
pect to stay month visiting among
, relatives.
8 Mrs. Lydia Basse of Beloit.
! Kas., and Mrs. Dora Shane of Jes-
7 sup, are guests at the home of their
brother, NJ B. Trumbauer and wife.
r Mrs. E. C. Andrew and little
grandson, Freddie Andrew, of Dex-
$ ter, who have been visiting the for
mer's son, Otis Andrew and family
, on west Bank street, left Saturday
. afternoon for Des Moines to visit
T relatives.
Mrs. Dora Burch and baby son
of Chipley, Florida. have arrived
here to make their home with Miss
Amanda Johnson, who is GONZALES
. cling from her recent serious illness.
Mrs. Burch is an experienced millin-
! err and began her duties as trimmer
in Miss Johnson's store today. Miss
Johnson will be able to return to her
work in the store by Sept. LIST. Mrs.
M. E. Palmer, who has been caring
for Miss Johnson during the past
) four weeks, returned today to her
. home in Cedar Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Myers and
son, Clinton, who occupy the old Gil
, Perry place nine miles south OF
, town, returned home Saturday from
r an overland trip to Lake Wilson.
Mimi, where they went to look at
| another farm. The Myers family
, will move the 1st of next March to
a farm near Lake Wilson.
Mrs. William A. Graham and
!, daughter, Miss Frances, of st. Louis,
former residents here, came Satur-
, day. They have been in Colorado
during part of the summer and
Mrs. Graham went on to Des Moines
| Saturday afternoon from where she
, will return to her home. Miss Ora
ham will remain here for visit at
the Harvey Pettibone home.
! Misses Hilda and Clara Hupp,
who reside northeast of town, re-
turned this morning from Iowa Falls
! where they had been since Friday
visiting Miss Dorothy Coates.