Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-05-30
PERSONAL BRIEFS.
,From Saturdays Daily.)

home yesterday to visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Lowrie.
Mrs Will Maricle of harrisburg
spent yesterday in this city. ~
Miss Leatha Tilghman, a mem
Der of the high school graduating
class, left yesterday for her home in
Williams. ...
Mrs. John Callahan of Williams
was a caller in this city yesterday.
Miss Ortha Bottorf returned to
her home in Williams yesterday after
spending several days with Miss
Edith Craft. ~ -, E".h -
Mrs. N. c. Omstead and little
son of Ellsworth visited at the j. N.
Omstead home yesterday.
James Mulligan 'of Des Moiness
is in the city for brief visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bauer. Mr.. Null
ligan is an old friend and former
neighbor of Mr.. and Mrs. Bauer in
Eagle Grove. - G.lt y
Miss Goldia Campbell, teacher
of domestic science in the schools OF
Patton this, year, arrived here today
and will visit among old friends be-
fore going home to Hartford City,
Indiana. Miss Campbell was re-
elected for next year but resigned
and the place, will be filled by Miss
Kathryn Stafford of this city, who
this year taught in Nodaway. ~
/ Mrs. Charles D.. Gardner Of Fit.
Dodge is in the city visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Fred B. Downward, and get
ting acquainted with her new nep-
Thew. A. rs' s=.'. a. "a s
Miss June Baker, who has been
teaching Latin in the high school,
left yesterday for her home in Des
Moines to spend the summer.
Miss Pearl Neel has gone to
Rock Rapids to attend the COM
mencement exercises. Miss Neel
taught in the high school there last
year. w. ast.'. "a Efs- %r
Miss Nellie Chapman, who
taught the eighth grade girls this
year, left last night for her home in
Lake City. 80 tsv-q'f IN =
1 Miss Hazel Bemis, one Of the
high school teachers, returned to her
home in Bondurant today. 5y2
E'-Miss Ethel Guthrie, domestic
science teacher in the high school.
left today for her home in Marshall
town. srsEH - at 1N~Srs sa 81.
Miss Venice Watts, who has
beep~s taking the nurses training
course in Chicago hospital, has
had to give it, up.tbeeause Of, poor
health and will arrive here today
for a three weeks visit with her
uncle and aunt, Mr., and Mrs. 0. S.
Winter, before returning to her home
at Clear Lake. -snr., '.jp
Mrs. Carl Horn, Mrs. Bernie
Ambrose and the latter's visiting sis
ter, Miss Pearl Foss of Winnebago.
Mimi, are spending the day in Fort
Dodge. pass. fas rr. sr..s13
HI. S. Bourne went to Carroll to-
day on business. IL st.- !v-fg "a
Miss Emma sAmundson, teacher
of the Garden Center school near
IStanhope, completed her work yes
Iterday and came here, spending last
night at the Henry Roskopf home.
Miss Clara Zeihan and Miss Amund
son are spending today in TT. Dodge.
Miss Anna Breitenkamp, who is
taking the nurses training course in
the German Lutheran hospital at
Sioux City, spent the morning here
while en- route to her home near
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. II. Breitenkamp. Her sister, Miss
Mary Breitenkamp, who has been at
tending school in this city the past
year, also returned to her home this
forenoon,
Master Bunny" Winter. who
makes his home with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Winter.
returns this afternoon from a brief
visit with his father, Sidney Winter.
in Eagle Grove, who will come down
tonight to spend Sunday at his broth
er's home. r- l3#an
Miss Lillian L. Crosley is home
from Lehigh, near where she is
teaching. for visit until after Mem
orial day.
Miss Sarah Kearns left today
for a months visit with her sister,
Mrs. Will Mitchell. at Manley, Ia.
Mrs. X. E. Lyons of Fonda is
here visiting old friends and attend
ing to business
Miss Helen Donovan has gone
to Eagle Grove to spend the summer
with her sister, Mrs. Roy Woodland
and family! Mr. and Mrs. Woodland
and Miss Mercy Woodland spent yes
terday at the w. R. Donovan home,
coming overland in their car, and
Helen accompanied them home.