Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-11-24
williams Items.

| Williams Items.
| Mrs. Harry Lockwood was county
seat visitor Thursday.
Austin Wilkinson is getting along
nicely, to the great satisfaction OF his
many friends. Mr.. Wilkinson broke his
arm last week while working around
the store.
Mrs G. Wnlkau is able to be up al.
around a little each day.
] Mrs. Jas. Rankin is quite poorly
again.
Mrs. Henry Bossenberger is still con
fined to her cot and arm chair, but is
making progress slowly.
4 The high school pupils gave fare
well party Friday evening for Miss
Gladys Roland, who leaves soon 10: hel
new home at Dow City.
O'Neill & Gresslin got in new ship
ment of Edisons few days ago and
most Of them have been! sold. i. r.
Pound invested in one OF the large
models and goodly supply of up to
date records. Canned music" is sure
| ly getting popular in this burg One
of the prime favorites that can be
heard almost every evening is 'Wj.er
I'm Gone You'll Soon Forget Me
We're going on strike if our folks
don't soon stop playin' it!
! Ed johnson drove to Iowa Falls Sal
urday to take the fast train for Mar
seilles, Ill. Mr.. JOhnson's father is
IgOing to have a sale and retire from
the farm and he wanted all Of his sOns
at home for the sale.
Jack Ranger was Il county seat Wis
itor Friday.
The w. P. Bossenberger porch is
being enclosed.
Work has been started on the new
plumbing system for the main street
building that was formerly DIR. Te-
drow's Office. Former Sergt. Harry
Bell and Corp. Nick Jensen are to open
the place for cafe and restaurant
soon. There is no doubt about the new
enterprise succeeding with two such en-
|ergetic and popular young men at the
head of it.
John McCarley, president of the
school board, has been circulating a
petition for d consolidated school.
There We're a good many signers but
we have not heard whether Of not
enough signatures were secured to put
it to vote. We have been doing a
little inquiring on our own hook and
we believe that the proposition has not
been sufficiently discussed to warrant
a vote at this time. What is needed
is further publicity or the project will
be lost.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Plymate leave
Monday for Roswell, New Mexico, to
visit their son Terrell and family. They
expect to be gone for several weeks.
Frank Marse~ of Virginia has been
here for the past few weeks, visiting
relatives. He spent several days visit
ing his cousin, Mrs. J. Il. Plymate, be-
fore leaving for home Wednesday.
Mrs. +. +. Jewett and daughter Elsie
spent Sunday at the +. Segar home in
A number of people from here are
planning to 60 to Des Moines Tuesday
to hear Glenn Il. Plumb discuss his
plan for the railroads Mr.. Plumb is
the attorney for. the four big brother
hoods. There: are. n. number Of mem
bers of the Plumb plan league here,
among whom are DR.. and Mrs. w. +.
The Webster City airplane was here
Saturday afternoon circling above the
Town and giving an exhibition of flying
1T close range.
Mrs. NJ. o. Bond of Fort Dodge was
here Sunday evening and gave talk
On home missions. Her talk was il
ustratcd by, slides which were enjoyed
Dy all who saw them.
lx,I
received word that their daughter, Mrs.
Burkctt, of South Dakota, who under-
vent an operation short time ago, is
making nice recovery.
The s. s.. classes are being reOrga- i
lized. Several new teachers have been
appointed. among whom are Mrs. II. II.
Wilson, Mrs. Chas. NJ. Trumbauer and
Mrs. e. HOwes. Rev. Chas. Flesher
md Mrs. John johnson are the teachers
If the adult Bible class which will be
organized at some future
late. Any one desiring to join ought
% get their names in as there is to be
IS and big feed scheduled among the
rood times. A large and interested
lass is an inspiration to teachers and
also, so come along and join.
Thanksgiving services will be held in
he NJ. +. church Thursday moving.
Mrs. f. T.. Roland and daughter Gla
lys left Saturday evening for Dow
yity. A reception committee was to
meet Mrs. Roland and Gladys Wien
hey arrived in the city and Gladys had
word that the high school pupils had
la nned n marty for her SOOn
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