Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Hoikvam and chill
dren of Eagle Grove are guests in
the city today at the home of Mrs.
HIS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Mature.
Miss Tressa Treat is spending the
day in Des Moines.
DIR. M. B. Galloway leaves tomor-
row on short visit with relatives,
enroute to Camp Custer, near Battle
Creek, Michigan.
j. L. Furman, who came here to
attend the funeral of Mrs. John Lage,
left for his home in Rushville, Ne
braska, today. He was accompanied
by his brother, A. A. Furman, who
will visit there while. Mrs. J. L.
Furman, who was also here, left to-
day for South Dakota points to visit
relatives before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Simpson autoed
to Ames yesterday to visit the soldier
boys, who left here last Thursday for
that place, their son, Murray E. Simp-
son, being a member of Company B,
of the mechanical training detachment.
Miss Florence Watkins, Hamilton
county home demonstration agent,
Sundayed at her home in Ames.
Mrs. Julius Bermann arrived home
yesterday morning from Chicago,
where she spent several weeks visiting
relatives, following trip through the
east with Mr.. hermann, who returned
to this city some time ago.
Curt Conner, nephew OF Mrs. Fred
l.. Miller, returned to this city, where
he makes his home, yesterday, follow
ing a three weeks vacation visit in
northern Wisconsin.
William Oakland, president of the
Hamilton County Farm bureau, and w.
f. LAGRANGE, county agent, will go
down to Des Moines tomorrow to at
tend the meeting called by Gov. Hard
ing for the purpose Of determining a
remedy for the labor situation in Iowa
Representatives Of various industries
will be present.
Florence Tucker returned yester
day from vacation sojourn in Des
Moines and has resumed her steno-
graphic duties in the Office of the
Hamilton County Farm bureau.
H. H. Carson of Kamrar is a
county seat business visitor this at
ternoOn.
-Glee Miller of Boone arrived in
the city last evening for short Wis
it with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
5. Miller, of the Miller Cafe. Mr..
Miller will join his wife in Des Moines
the latter part of the week, from
where they leave for Clifton, Arizona,
for sojourn during the hay fever
season.
Miss Florence Leonard and Miss
Gertrude Treanor leave tonight for
Des Moines, where they will visit the
state fair and enjoy two weeks
outing.
A. L. Wilton and daughter, Mrs.
R. D. Crosse, have returned from a
few days stay at Arnold's Park.
Jude Bingham, who is conducting
a barber shop UP at Hardy, spent
Sunday here with his family
Miss Oritha Osmundson spent
yesterday in Eagle Grove.
Miss Martha OStrem returned
this morning from weeks visit
with her parents in Jewell.
Harold N. Peterson will leave to-
morrow for Blue Earth, Mimi, fol-
lowing few days visit with his par
eLts. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peterson.
Miss Esther Clark arrived from
Des Moines this morning for visit
with Miss Helen Teed. Miss Clark is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
E. Clark, former residents OF this
city.
Miss Vivian Harris of Cedar Rap
ids is a guest at the B. F.. Paine home.
Miss Fenette Fassett has return
ed from two weeks vacation, spent
in Parkersburg, S. ID. She resumed
her duties in the Seymour Eichman
store this morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson is again
at the Shipley-Black store after
spending several weeks in Des
Moines.