Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-03-27

best wishes.
Geo. Foval returned Friday from
a weeks stay at ColfaX.
Rev. A. r. Hyatt was a passenger
to Des Moines Tuesday.
Frank Richards left Tuesday fol
lSummertown, Tenn, where the Rich.
ards family will make their home
Mrs. Richards and children will leave
next week. Their friends wish them
good luck and prosperity in their
home.
Gilbert Knudson was a business
caller in Des Moines Tuesday.
w. X. Jackson returned Friday
from weeks stay in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Alfred Larson was a Webster
City caller Friday afternoon.
Henry Lilland left Wednesday for
Huxley, Iowa.
The Northwestern depot platforms
We're packed with people Friday af.
ternoon when the special train bear
ing the boys of Co. c pulled into
Jewell. The band played three pieces
during theeir half hours wait. Flags
We're hung from the business houses
and the Boy Scouts carried small flags
The soldier boys looked fine and ev-
lery one was glad to welcome them
back from their service on the bord-
Ter.
Mrs. Peter copeland and baby of
Randall spent Tuesday with Mrs. +. s
Imother, Mrs. Stolp.
Mrs. Otto Fenton and two children
returned Tuesday from months
|sojourn with Mrs. Fenton's parents
in Minneapolis.
A contract has been closed with
the Mutual Lyceum Bureau, of Chi
'cago, for three of the numbers on
next winters lecture course. One
will be lecture by DR.. Newell
Dwight Hills, pastor of Plymouth
church of Brooklyn, n. Y. The 9TH
er two are to be musical numbers
the Metropolitan Grand Quartette
and the Zedeler Symphonic Sextet.
The fourth number will be a lecture
but the committee has not made that
selection yet.
N. M. Wilson, of Buckingham, Ia,
left Tuesday for his home after
visit with his brother, Fl. r. Wilson
and family
Miss Annie Madison, sister Of Mrs.
John Olson, left last week for Des
Moines, after spending the winter at
the Olson home.
Walter Kirk and Carl Ostrem were
Webster City callers Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Minert are
shipping their household goods to
Humeston, Iowa. where the family
will make their home, having bought
a cafe there.
Mrs. Glenn Diehl and little son
Eden went to Hubbard Thursday for
Ia few days visit with the formers
parents. &
Miss Bess Sidenstucker was
Marshalltown visitor Wednesday.
John Johnson went to Boone
Tuesday on business.
John Glaman came home Satur-
day from Spencer.
Miss Jennie Christianson came
home Friday from Williams for
two weeks vacation from her school
duties.
Bert Reade left Saturday afternoon
for Omaha with carload of cattle.
Mrs. Hans HIGHLAND returned to her
home in Clarion last Tuesday after
visit at the Erick Challe home
south of town.
The c. II. Skare residence proper
ty was sold at auction Saturday af-
ternoon to John Skare for $1,000.
This property was sold to settle up
the estate of the late c. II. Skare
Mrs. G. E. Morgan and children
of Missouri Valley, arrived Tuesday
and are visitors at the Walter Wood
home
Oscar Ostrem, Thor Driftland and
M. Halsne attended a church meet
ing in Story City Wednesday.
Martin Solbrack and family left
Tuesday for their new home near
Harvick, MINI.
Otto Schlafke was county seat
caller Tuesday afternoon.
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