Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-11-10
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Miss Pearl Smith, teacher Ill on
schools, spent the past week at he
home in Kamrar during the vacation
given the schools here to let the rura
students help harvest the corn crop.
Victor Nelson of Swea City spen
Friday and Saturday of last week visit
ing his sister, Mrs NJ. Sandahl.
Rev. Lindenmeyer has returned from
his trip to California and occupied thu
pulpit last Sunday, after and absence
of four weeks.
G. y. Ross has returned from Gil
liam, Louisiana, and will make his
home in StanhOpe.
Mrs. S. b. Smith Of Boone visited
last Sunday at the l.. a. Miller home.
Alvin Anderson was over from STRAIT
ford last Saturday on business and
calling OH old friends.
Mrs VIM. Johnson and children came
up Saturday from Story City and spent
until Thursday visiting relatives. She
was joined by her husband, DR.. VIM
Johnson Wednesday, who spent the day
with her mother.
Andrew Oakland, who is working
near Buffalo Center, spent Saturday
and Sunday with his brother.
Ole Nelson left Saturday for Des
Moines to spend few days with his
daughter.
Celia Ozeltine left Saturday for her
home at Rolfe to spend her fall vaca.
ton.
Julia Ollie returned to Jewell Satur.
day after few days visit here.
Mrs. Allen Miller went to Boone last
Monday with her brother for few
days visit at his home.
Mrs Il. J. SanbOrn Of Fort Dodge,
SUPERINTENDENT of the Iowa Children S
Home, spent last Sunday in town,
speaking at the Methodist and Chris
tian churches. She also visited in sew
eral homes where there were children
who had been placed by the home.
Mrs. John Olson, who has been
spending several weeks with her son
Leonard at Charles City, came home
last Saturday.
Vera and yeda Norris went to Liver
more Saturday to spend a week with
relatives. ar
Mrs. j. A. Stark returned from New
man, ILL.,, Friday of last week.
Vern Meyers was an over Sunday
visitor at his home in Ames
Anna Olson, who has been staying
at DR.. G. T.. McFarland's, went to her
home near jewell last Saturday.
Gladys Hill spent few days last
week visiting in Ellsworth.
w. II. Todd was in Jewell Monday
Of last week on business.
Fred Vogelsong has sold out his
dray line to Chas. Ross, who began
!, work last Monday. Fred has worked
almost continuously on the dray for
the past five years, except for six
months, during which time he was in
the army. J.. e. Morris will continue
on the dray line with Chas. Ross.
Elmer Eckland and Russell Brewer
were passengers to Stratford Tuesday,
Elmer going to have some dental work
done and Russell visited his aunt, Mrs.
Everett Kromiga.
%. j. Granville returned Monday
from Cherokee, going up to see his
sister, who is at the hospital.
Mrs. John McGlynn left Wednesday
for Alpine, S. d., returning with her
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Gamble, who were here attend
ing the funeral of PatricE Garven.
Lowell Snyder arrived home Friday
night from Barry, Mimi, where he has
been spending several weeks with his
sister, Mrs. Clarence Tjernaglc.
Elmer Nelson autoed to Minneapolis
recently, spending several days.
Geo. Muench, professor in the Pilot
Mound school, came Wednesday even
ing, and spent until Thursday with his
friend, Allan. Miller.
Mrs. II. A. Kaufman and children
ana Evelyn NelSOH WeHl W oih""iS
Monday to visit Mrs. Kauffman,s hus-
band, Ralph Kaufman.
Mrs. w. Il. Staley left for Webster
City Friday to spend her weeks vaca-
ton.
Mrs. L.. Grimm and son John went
to Dcs MOines last Friday.
Mrs. J. Rubeck and Mrs. Chas. King
cry and little daughter Charlene OF
Stratford visited at the DIR. II. j. Leav-
enwaith home last Friday.
Mrs. Sven Hanson returned Thurs
day from Hawarden, where she spent
the past week with relatives.
Claire Groves visited the past week
in harrisburg with her sister, driving
up last Sunday.
Martha Dyvig went to Story City
last Thursday for a three weeks visit.
Mrs. j.. C. Runkel and Maurine came
over from Dayton Wednesday to visit
nj the C. +. Ross home and with other
relatives.
Il. S. Rigdon of Eagle Grove recently