Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-01-16
BONDS AND income TAX
TO take CARE Of THE
BIG TREASURY DEFICIT

day for Keyser, West Virginia, t.
lspend the rest of the winter.
j. r. Williams, who has been sick
is still confined to his home. Leste
Billings is taking car of the stor'
Saturdays.
Emory Headley and Will Gabriel
son left Saturday morning for ON
aha, where the former will visit hi
brother Perry, who is employed b.
the Standard Oil Co.
Saturday morning Gilbert Knud
son sold the Henningson forty acf'
farm located one mile east of Jewel
to Nels Ostrem. The price paid wa
$3.50 per acre. This will make /:
fine home and the land is in fin,
shape.
Chas. Sweeney, who left here sew
en- years ago and went to Canada t.
homestead a quarter section of land
is here for a visit at the home of hi!
sister, Mrs. Cecil Anderson and fam
lily. Charles speaks very highly Of
the Canadian land.
Glen Laken left Saturday morning
for Moingona for a few days visit.
j. E. Freeberg, a former Jewell
resident, was shaking hands with
friends here last Friday, coming
down from Fort Dodge where he had
been to visit his mother. The Free
bergs are now located at Birming-
ham, Alabama.
Miss Rose Teagarden returned
Monday to Jewell to her
school duties, after spending the
holiday vacation with her parents
at Jefferson, Ia.
The Jewell Commercial club will
hold their annual banquet on Jan.
Goth at the college dining hall. This
is open to all members of the club
and their ladies. Out of town speak
ers and good musical entertainment
will be provided. The price per plate
will be one dollar.
Peter Christensen returned Tues
day to his home in Garwin after a
visit here with his son., DR.. c. j.
christensen and family.
Rev. r. A. Hyatt went to Des
Moines Tuesday to hear Tagore, the
great Hindoo poet, at the Coliseum
that evening.
In spite of the eve cold wealth
er a good, sized audience turned out
evening at the college chapel
to hear Miss Marvel Miller in her
Interpretation of "Pollyanna." Miss
Miller's interpretations and imper-
sonations were fine and she brought
out all the sweetness and attractive
ness of that delightful story of pol
lyanna." This was the third number
the winters lecture course.
John Larson from east of town
has rented the former Pfund resi-
dence and will move his family to
town in the spring.
Mrs. X. X. Lear and Mrs. Gilbert
knudson were Des Moines callers
last Monday.
Mrs. Dave Richie went to Eagle
Grove Tuesday for a visit at the Will
Igou home. The Richie family will
move to Eagle Grove as soon as a
suitable house can be obtained. M.
Richie is fireman on the North
western out of Eagle Grove.
Rev. J. W. Babcock is holding a
series of gospel meetings at the
church. The meetings will
continue for several weeks.
Raymond johnson of Manson. a
Jewell boy, spent TuesdaJ
and Wednesday with friends here on
his way to Dayton for a visit with
relatives.
Mrs. E. E. >Gastren went to Ames
Thursday afternoon for a visit with
Miss Grace Snyder, who is a stu
dent at Ames, spent Sunday at the
DR.. w. S. Allen home.
Miss Sybyl Eike and sister Fern
Of Eagle Grove spent Sunday at the
DR.. r. w. Della home.
Jan. Is.
Arnnnd Breeze Hill.