Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-09-02

lson and daughter have returned to Des
Moines after spending a two weeks
vacation with the n. J. Whaley family
lat Saratoga. John and Mark Whaley,
with their sister, Mrs. J. B. Richardson,
whose husband is in Camp Fremont.
Cal, accompanied them home overland,
taking in the state fair Ell route.
Mrs. Ida COrmaney Of Kamrar
spent yesterday here shopping.
Mrs. George Holt and daughters,
lone and Elva, of Ellsworth spent yes
terday in this city,
| Mrs. ]. H. Graham Of Burt arrived
yesterday for a few days visit with
her sister, Mrs. John Crawford, and
family. ss
Miss Ellen Kayser went down to
Kamrar yesterday, afternoon for a
| short visit
| Miss lone Gardner, stenographer
in the offices of the Lane-Moore Lum-
Der Company, left yesterday afternoon
for Maxwell for an over Sunday visit.
| Little Miss Helen Cragwin return
ed to her home in Ames yesterday af-
ternoon after a weeks visit here with
Miss Ruth Merrill.
| Mrs. Frank Edmundson of Edison,
Cal, left yesterday afternoon for Ly-
site, Wyo., following a several weeks
visit with the J. w. Let's and Burt
Let's families and witlpother relatives
in this city and near town.
Mrs. Carrie Cantonwine and son,
George. left yesterday afternoon for
Rippey, Iowa, in response to message
| telling of an accident in which Mrs.
Cantonwines brother, John McCurdy,
probably suffered fatal injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rivenburg of
Los Angeles, Cal, left yesterday after
noon for Cedar Falls following a two
days visit in the city with Mr.. and
| MIS-. ii. b. Mckee.
Mrs. J. H. Welch and daughter,
Florence, of Blailsburg spent yester-
day in the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. III. Broom, who reside three miles
northwest Of town.
The Misses Ellen Henkel and Mae
Donaldson of Alden spent the day here
yesterday shopping.
Miss Hazel Whitman returned to
her home in Waterloo, yesterday after
noon following days visit at the c.
L. Poland home.
Mrs. G. S. Bronson Of harrisburg
spent yesterday in Webster City shop
/ ping.
| Miss June Baker, of Des MOines,
Latin teacher in Lincoln high school,
was in the city yesterday, but left in
the afternoon to spend Sunday with
friends at Iowa Falls.
| The Misses Sadie and Mae Roth
rock went to harrisburg yesterday af-
ternoOn to spend a couple of days with
| friends.
Rev. and Mrs j. T. Johnson of
: Waterloo spent the day here yesterday.
| Mr. and Mrs. George Petrow visit
ed Mrs. Petrow's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Breitenkamp, yesterday after
noon, returning to their home in Fort
Dodge last evening. Mr.. Petrow is en-
joying nine days furlough from
Camp Gordon, Georgia.
j. +. Snyder and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Il. G. Stark from near Stanhope were
in Webster City yesterday.
-Guilia Cannon returned home to
Jewell last evening after short visit
here at the A. "A Farman home.
Miss Florence Watkins, county
home demonstrator, went to Ames to-
day to spend Sunday at her home.
Hans Fardal of Stanhope was a
business visitor in the county seat yes
terday. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kallig of Els
worth spent the day here yesterday,
transacting business ard shopping
j. ID. Sketchley has returned home
following several weeks sOjourn in
Clinton, Iowa.
Mrs. W. G. Burleson and nieces,
Elizabeth Hoyt and Margaret White,
went to Boone this morning for a few
days visit with relatives.
Mrs. +. A. Pierce and son Fred
went to Boone this morning for an over
Sunday visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Strain and ba-
by and William and David Strain went