Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-10-27

j. Small farm for sale, nine acres. i'm
, Iproved, a mile and a half from Webste
City. p. w. Lee. 27d3f1
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Drake ant
child of Stratford We're Webster Cit,
visitors Saturday afternoon.
Il Mrs. c. NJ. Wilson and daughter O.
Stanhope were Webster City caller.
Saturday.
Miss Geneva NeeI spent Sunday will
her sister, Mrs Bert Fellows and fam
lily, at Ellsworth.
Miss Katherine Wolford, primary
teacher at Jewell, spent Sunday at hel
home in this city.
Mrs. J. r. SlOcllm left this morning
for Des Moines for weeks visit Will
friends.
Judge G. D. Thompson left this
morning for Boone where he is holding
court this week.
G. H. Richeson left this noon for
Spirit Lake, where he joins f. F. King
DR.. G. r. McCauliff and H. j. Buell. on
a hunting trip.
Miss Helen Donovan, who teaches
near GOldfeld. visited over the week
end at her home here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Donovan.
DIR. and Mrs. f. s. Mitterling motor
ed to Clear Lake yesterday where they
visited the latters sister, Mrs. r. G.
Taylor and family.
Mrs. Ross Payton and Mrs. +. H.
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visitors in Webster City Saturday at
ternOOn.
Dead animals removed. We have
feeding tankage for sale. Phone 257
at our expense. ]. 7. LaFOrge & Sons,
Webster City, Iowa. dfjto2-2-20'
Miss Claire Richardson returned to
the Iowa State college at Ames this
morning to resume her work after an
over Sunday visit at home.
James Garth, who is attending the
Iowa State college at Ames, visited ov-
err the week end at his home in this
lefty.
Mrs. F. NJ. Talcott returned to her
duties in the Randall schools this
morning after spending Sunday in this
lefty.
Miss Gladys Jacobson went to KAN
rar this morning where she resumes
her school teaching duties near that
place.
Miss Bessie Mingle of Maxwell re-
turned to her home this morning after
Ia several days visit here with her
brother, w. 7. Mingle and family.
Mrs. o. NJ. Jones, Mrs. Sarah Sin
clair. Mrs. John Loux and two children
and Miss Ruth Fielder We're among the
Woodstock visitors in this city Satur-
day.
Mrs. Glen Ricke and daughters,
Maurine and Byvl, Mrs. Frank j. COun-
sell and Prof. r. A. Lynd mOtOred to
this city from Williams Saturday after
noon.
w. c. BurlesOn. w. n. Merrill and
J. W. Arlington have bought the two
business lots on Second street immedi-
Consideration $2,25O each.
S. T. Dakin of st. Paul, former
Webster City man, is here visiting his
brother. Charles d. Dakin and wife, for
a short time Mr.. Dakin is real es-
tate man in st. Paul.
Among those from kamrar who were
county seat visitors Saturday afternoon
We're Mrs. Arch Cormaney, Mrs. A. B.
Cordes and daughter, Mrs. Ben Van
Langen, Misses Esther and Leona Van
Langen and Caroline Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Bauer and daugh
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Myers of
Spencer spent Sunday in this city with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bauer. They left for their home
this noon. making the trip overland
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Trent left
for their home in Henry coun-
ty, Missouri, this morning after visit
ing the William Erton family and other
relatives here for several weeks. Their
son, A. l.. Trent. accompanied them Us
far as Des Moines from which place
he will return home.
Mrs. J. NJ. Richardson arrived home
yesterday following Il several weeks
visit with her son. Lewis Richardson
and family. at Oklahoma City. Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Richardson and
baby came to Iowa with her and are
visiting ut Mrs. Richardson's home in
Iowa, following which they
are expected here for visit
Among those from Webster City who
attended the John Mccormack concert
at Ames Saturday evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Groves, DR.. II. c. |
Crumpton, Mrs. Frank Hughes. Prof.
Carr, and Misses Margaret Chamber
lin, Olive Bateman. Cora Mccullough.
Emma Miller, Clara Ruppel. Meta
Myrtle Arnold. Pearl Nc
Intosh. Martha Ostrem and Mrs. Ella
Jennings.
Mrs. George A Willis and two chill
dren of Kansas City. Mo-. left this
for their home following a
five weeks visit here with the w. o. |
cConnell family. Mr.. McConnell's
brothers. J. F. Mcconnell of Chico. Cal.
and J. W. Mcconnell of Kansas City |
also left for their homes this morning. !
Mr.. Mcconnell had not seen one broth |
,r for thirty years and the other for
rorty years prior to their arrival here
recently for a visit. |