Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-02-25
Williams Items.

Thursday night and FRIDAY at the
home of Miss Mary Bliss of Iowa
Falls. While she was there Mrs. B.
attended the recital of Glenn A.
Drake, a graduate from Ellsworth
Conservatory OF Music. The proceeds
went to the Red Cross.
DR.. P. o. Trooien reports a new
daughter at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emanuel Hoverstein, Feb. IS.
H. A. Stafford of near Blairsburg
was in town Thursday morning.
DR.. w. P. Bossenberger was in
Woodstock on professional business
Thursday.
Mrs. A. Sanders went to Iowa
Falls Thursday to attend the Glenn
Drake recital.
Monte Powers of harrisburg was
in town Thursday after load OF
tankage.
Mrs. Claire Tedrow of Estherville
spent the first of the week here as
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Ted
row.
Mesdames Encil and Clarence
shoup of Secor, III are here, guests
of H. Ozley
The boys high school basket ball
team played the first game of the
season in the new gym in the new
high school building, Friday eve
ming. The school team played
against Ellsworth and beat them
50 to 16.
Mrs. A. Maury and daughter Marie
of Alden have been visiting at the
Jno. Ricke home since the first Of
the week.
Miss B. Bossenberger is caring for
the sick child at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Sidney Bell.
The w. c. T. u. held pleasant
session at the home of Mrs. Olive
Thompson on Thursday afternoon,
laying plans for work in the immedi-
ate future.
The shipment of jams and jellies
that was made to Camp Dodge some
time ago has been heard from and it
arrived in good shape.
Maize James is working in the
Enterprise Office in place of Miss
Ada Long who has gone home, to try
for a government position.
Mrs. Geo. Doyle, Mrs. F. Daniels
and Margaret Rolling and Dorothy
futile served the lunch at the Fjet-
land sale Saturday and took in S3S.
After expenses have been paid there
will be about $50 left. This will
make over 500 that has been made
in this community from sale lunches
in about month.
There was large delegation from
here at the meeting in the county seat
Saturday. Among them were Mes
danes o. Thompson. w. Wilkinson,
p. Rolling, E. e. Roland, /. Mcclure.
II. Johnson, w. P. Bossenberser,
Miss Mathilda Carr, Messrs. Herbert
Johnson, Lester futile, Peter Kohl
ing and Frank Johnson. We really
believe that the Williams delegation
was as large as that from any other
part of the county, and nearly as
good looking. Every one at the meet
ing came home with a renewed de-
termination to save food. 1t will do
us good physically to comply with the
food administration requests-thatI
is, our simple duty-and we ought to
add other things to our list of our
own accord, for the good OF our
souls. We can be compelled to obey
if necessary but how much better 1t
is to keep a law through love and a
desire to serve than through fear.
Pauline Younski was born in West |
Prussia, October ID, 1871, and died i'll
Williams, February IS, 1918. She
spent her young womanhood near her
birth place, and was united in mar
riage to Simon Chaplinski in 1877 |
The young couple came to America
soon after their marriage, and lived |
for few years in Chicago. From
Chicago the family moved to farm
northwest OF Williams and have lived
in this vicinity ever since, earning the
esteem of the community. The hus-
band and father died March 81, 1911.
Mrs. Chaplinski leaves to mourn her
seven children, john and Gus of Chi
Cago, Fred of Morris, Mimi, Mrs.
Emma Schroeder of BOWS, Mrs. John
of Williams, Mrs. Susie
and Miss Mary. also OF Will
Jams. Mrs. Chaplinski was faithful
member of the Catholic church, A
good mother and friend and a woman
Of strong and decided personality.
Dow O'Noora Of st Marys CathO- |