Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-05-13
Williams Items.

tai convention. The Doctors wife and
son accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quinn were here
from Fort Dodge Thursday for visit
with relatives.
w. w. Loban has recently returned
from trip to Camp Dodge where he
visited Marion, his son. While he was
in Des Moines Mr.. Loban visited at the
home of his sister, Mrs. G. w. Robb.
The Will Wilkinson family are NOV
ing into the Maltby home, recently
vacated by the l.. w. Ball family. Will
kinsons have been living above the
store and that is pretty warm place
during the summer months.
Elmer Smith of Chicago will work
for Fred Lange on the Bossenberger
place this summer.
Mrs Martin Thompson has the use
of corn flour in cake down to fine
point Mrs. T. makes the best cake Of
corn flour that we have tasted so far
in this campaign Of wheat substitutes.
There are going to be a lot of folks
who will never go back to the eXclu-
sive use Of wheat flour after learning
how much more wholesome and APP
petizing the other flours are.
Frank and Chas. Acres were Web
ster City visitors Thursday, going over
for seed corn.
Mrs. Geo Rick and son, Burns, with
her two sisters who have been visiting
her during the past week, left Friday
evening for Hartley, where Mrs. Rick
will visit her parents.
Miss Leah Johnson is here from
Mason City for week end vacation at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. l. Johnson.
Little Jens Jensen is home from the
hospital at Webster City, where he
went for secondary operation follow
ing an operation for empiemia. Jens
seems to be greatly improved and his
friends all hope that it will be lasting.
Mrs. M. Sorensen is here from Web
ster City for few days stay at the
..ome of her parents.
Miss Susan Paskin of Goldfield, who
mas been teaching the Mcclure school
the past six months, closed success
full term Friday and returned home.
Mrs. Geo. Williams was visitor to
Webster City Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Curyea of Beagle
'isit here Saturday morning when they
eft for Calender to visit +. C. Curyea,
l brother. Mr.. Curyea is brother OF
Mrs VIM. Hanlin and she had not seen
lim for forty years, so there was a
joyful reunion. The brother that lives
Calender has not seen this one for
.orty years either so another pleasant
meeting is assured.
The w. c. r. U. held pleasant meet
ing at the farm home of Mrs. Peter
Rolling on Friday afternoon and heard
the report of the county presidents
convention which was recently held in
Des Moines. Quite little sewing was
lone during the afternoon for the Red
Cross by members present. Two new
members joined the organization.
The Atkinson barber shop has been
moved into the front OF the pool hall
md it looks quite up to date in its new
location, besides being much more &C
cessible than in the basement, where
t was formerly located.
Miss Adele Foval of Jewell, who has
.un the millinery business here since
Mrs. O'Connor sold out, is holding a
dosing out sale from May 9th to 18th
inclusive. After the sale Miss Foval
will give up the millinery business
here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Mayors, who have
been here some months, are planning
to leave soon for New Mexico, for the
sake of Mrs. Mayors health which has
not been good for some time. MIR.
Mayors has been assistant to Mr.. Dan
iels of the SPAIN & Rose Lumber Conf
pany and is very efficient and capa-
Ole worker whom Mr.. ID. will hate to
lose Mrs. Mayors has been under the
care of Drs. McCauliff and Galloway
for some time and they fear she has
tuberculosis and have advised 4
change of climate. The Mayors have
made quite good many friends dur
ing their stay here who will miss them
and hope for the recovery of Mrs.
Mayors.
Mrs Marion Stark was a visitor to
Webster City Saturday.
The Sunshine Club met at the home
of Mrs. VIM. p. Bossenberger on Sat