Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-08-01
from Saturdays Daily.)

Mrs. Ada Rowland and Mrs. Al.
fred Idso of Charles City, mother and
sister respectively of Mrs. w. H
Snow of this city, arrived here today
for visit with the Snow family, who
reside in the Farmers & Merchants
Telephone building.
! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Hughes and
daughters and visiting relatives, Mr.,
and Mrs. Garrett and daughters OF
Norfolk, Neb., left yesterday for
Clear Lake to spend few days at a
cottage there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Tubbs leave
for Lake City tomorrow to make their
home for time. Mr.. Tubbs is en-
ployed by w. j. Zitterell.
Peter Hove and family of Stan
hope were in town today, en- route
| to Lake Okoboji for weeks outing.
They expect to spend tonight with
Mr.. Hove's brother, Hans Hove, for
merly of Stanhope, now of Winne-
bago county, and tomorrow will con-
tinue their trip to the lake.
Homer A. Miller, president Of
one of the Des Moines banks and al
so one of the directors Of the Chi
cago & Northwestern railroad and a
former Webster City boy is in the
city today in company with members
of his family, guests at the DR.. F. E.
Whitley home, having made the trip
overland.
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Jones arriv-
ed home last night from months
trip in Connecticut and Massachu-
sets, having come directly from
Plymouth, Mass. J. M. Jones is still
in the White Mountains enjoying the
cool mountain breezes and will not
arrive home for some time.
Nelson McAninch is home from
a three or four days visit with his
son and family at Waterloo.
w. B. and Byard Dodge left yes
terday for a visit with relatives in
Chicago. w. B. goes to join his
wife and baby who have been spend
ing several weeks at the home of
Mrs. F. l.. Anderson and family.
MIR. ana Mrs. Warren Coladay
and daughter, Virginia, of LaPorte,
Indiana, are guests at the John R.
Kamrar home. Mrs. Coladay was
formerly Miss Halle Smith and both
she and Mr.. c. are old Webster City
residents. Tomorrow morning Mr..
and Mrs. Kamrar and their friends
will motor to Des Moines in the for
mer's car where the Coladays will
spend week with Mrs, C's mother.
Mrs. Will F. Smith and the G. D.
HELEN and David Eyer families.
e. D. Petrie arrived here yester-
day from a business trip to New
York City and will join his wife and
daughter in visit at the Charles
and Geo. E. Younkee homes before
returning to their home-in Salt Lake
City.
Miss Hester Huff returned this
morning from brief visit with Miss
Della Shafer at harrisburg.
Mrs. H. T. Gath and little son
of Jewell were callers here yesterday.
Miss Minnie Rushia of Jewell
was in this city yesterday.
Miss Selma Christensen of Jew
ell met Miss May Fredrickson of AL
den here yesterday, the latter return
ing home with Miss Christensen for
a few days visit.
Miss Nancy M. Huston of Col
umbus Junction, who has been a
guest of Miss Agnes Moore, left this
morning for Dexter to join her sister
in a visit with a friend residing
there.
Miss Kathryn Mason went to
Stratford this morning for visit
with her sister, Mrs S. F. Holiday.
Miss Josephine Beck, who is en-
joying two weeks vacation from
her duties in the LaVogue Style
Shop, left this morning for Grinnell
to visit friends.
Mrs. Walter Harris went to Des
Moines this morning on brief bus
mess trip.
Miss Gertrude Riley of jewell
was visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Osborn
and little son of Ames spent yester-
day here, guests at the J. c. Sterling
home.
Mrs. r. w. Della of jewell
spent yesterday in this city.
Mrs. C.. A. Neel and daughter,
Wilma, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. S. Neel, the w. A. Neel
and Alexander Groves families, re-
turned to their home in Des Moines
yesterday afternoon.
John Sturdevant returned to his
home in Lehigh today following a
visit with his granddaughter, Mrs. G
H. Maffit and family, 202 Dubuque