Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-12-26

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land two children of independence arr
in the city for a holiday visit with
old friends and relatives. Their ED.
lest son, Harold, employed on the G.
& N. w. with headquarters at Car
roll, will arrive tonight to join his
parents in a holiday visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Moore of Winnie
bago, Ill, are in the city for a holt
day visit at the home Of their son.
Ralph Moore and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Austin viii
leave today or tomorrow overland for
Mason City to spend the holidays with
RELATIVES.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Earl left to-
day for a two months visit with their
daughter at Veedersburg, Ind.
Fred Maywald arrived home last
night fol. a holiday visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Maywald.
Mr.. Maywald is a student at Chicago
University, Chicago.
Miss Gertrude Bauer came home
this morning from Waterloo where
she is attending the Waterloo BUSH
ness college for a weeks visit with
her mother, Mrs. Louisa Bauer. "A
school mate, who is also IN attend
ant Of the college, accompanied Miss
po,,or hopoo cpnnd;pn n mart of tho
day here before going to her home in
|Lehigh.
-Mrs.sJ. NJ. Mikel and daughter.
Miss Lorene, left today for Minneap-
oils where they will make a holiday
visit with their daughters and sisters,
Mrs. L. A. Howard and Mrs. Walter
Poppee and families.
A. A. Cook leaves for Kansas
City tonight to spend a week with
his daughter, Mrs. Fred NJ. Webb
and family.
Miss Agnes Moore, teacher in
the Eagle Grove schools, came this
morning and will spend the Christ
mas vacation at the old Moore home
Just northeast Of town. Miss Nancy
Huston and brother, G. N. Huston; of
Columbus Junction, who have been
visiting in Eagle Grove, accompanied
Miss Moore to this city and will
spend Christmas with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hoyt left
today for Fonda to spend the holi-
days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. M. Chalfant
and children Of west Walnut street
went to Des Moines this morning to
spend the holidays with friends.
Lawrence Sullivan, young son,
of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. G. Sullivan, a stu
dent in Creigton University at Oma-
ha, arrived home yesterday and Mr..
and Mrs. Sullivan, Lawrence and lit
tie Miss Mary Sullivan, left this
morning for Clinton to spend the
holidays.
THE Misses Grace Worthington,
|yelva Mertz and Leona Srigley and
Paul Cordes and Roy Daniels attend
ed a dancing party in Kamrar last
evening. Miss Worthington remained
over night with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Brill, the other young people re-
turning home overland.
Mis- Harriet MacEachron Of.
Waterloo spent last night with Miss
Hazel Sells. going on to Goldtield
this morning for a Christmas visit
with her sister. The Misses Mae
Eachron and Sells were Grinnell coll
lege friends.
Miss Jennie Kennedy, bookkeep-
er in the Lane-Moore Lumber Co. of
flee, went to her home in Peterson
this morning for Christmas.
Mrs. E. l.. Underwood Of Cass
Center left this morning for a brief
visit at Bloomfield.
Miss Edna Wolford, who teach
es school in Downey, this state, ar
rived home this morning to spend
the holidays. Miss Kathryn Vol
ford, a student at Highland Park,
.Des Moines, came home yesterday
for her vacation.
Miss Della Pringle went to Dows
this morning to spend the holidays
with her cousin, Mrs. Frank Dale.
Carl WEIGH of Boone, who has.
been spending a few days with Mrs.
r.. C. WEIGH and family, 1131 Third
street, left this morning for Ames.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Prouty and
little son of Ollie, Mont, who have.
been visiting the j. M. Whitson, H..
l.. Greiner and other families in this
city and vicinity, are off on a So
journ with relatives and friends in
Iother Iowa towns before returning
Ito their western home.
Miss Beulah Cheever, a student
in the State Teachers college at Ce-
Idar Falls, has returned to her home
lin Jewell for the holidays. Miss
lCheever visited at the home OF her
brother, Harry Cheever, while en-
route home,