Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-26
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pavilion.
Stanhope.
Eli Neese of StratfOrd was recen
business caller in town.
Mrs. L. A. Miller left last week fol
Boone. going down to spend few
days on a case.
Ernest Erickson came up from Des
Moines last Friday, returning home fol
a few days.
Ernest Coulter returned to StratfOrG
Friday after having spent Thursday
and Friday of last week here ON bust
ness.
NJ. A. Carlson of StratfOrd was q
business caller in Stanhope Friday.
Frank Miller of Webster City visit
led Friday and Saturday with his
brother Albert, who lives near here.
Mrs. Ella j. Taylor came up from
Ames and spent a recent afternoon Wis
lifting relatives and transacting bust
ness.
Mrs. liver Il. Nelson of Story City
spent Saturday afternoon at the w
NJ. johnson home.
Mrs. L. II. Brewer and children We're
passengers 10 Fort Dodge Friday morn
ing to meet Mrs. BIS mother, Mrs
Kromiga Of Abbott, who came from
Brewer home.
Della hamilton returned last Sat
urday to her work at Boone after spend
ing few days at home.
Mrs. f. G. Runkle and Maurine of
Dayton spent Sunday visiting relatives
here.
Ed Ingbertson and Martin Grund OF
Walnut Grove, Mimi, came last week
for an extended stay ut the Claus Sci
helm home.
Carl Dixon was passenger to
Sioux City Monday to spend week on
business.
Mrs. Albert Engnell of Boone and
Emma AckersOn Of Stratford left Mon
day for Stratford after making a few
days visit with their brother, Walter
Ackerson and family.
Mrs. Owen anderson came Monday
for visit at the David Hanson home,
coming up to see her little grandson,
born January Is. She returned to her
home at Story City Friday afternoon.
j. Z. Snyder returned Saturday from
a several days trip to Graceville,
MIMI. and other places near there.
Albert Mature returned to Jewell
Monday after spending Sunday at
home
Bessie Dyvig returned to her school
work at Jewell Lutheran college Mon
day after an over Sunday visit at home.
Marvin East, and Audley Kent left
Sunday evening for Des MOines, where
they are attending the Capital City
Commercial college.
Peter Bergman OF Stratford, who was
business in town Monday,
left in the afternoon for Jewell.
George Satire went to Vail Monday
to attend a sale.
A. G. Satire was business passenger
to Des MOines Tuesday.
+. G. Harris and wife went to Web
ster City Tuesday afternoon for a brief
visit with Mrs. Harris mother, return
ing Wednesday.
Il. II. Brweer left Monday noon. and
Neis Peterson and John McGlynn left
morning for Sioux City to at
tend the convention of the Grain Deal
ers and Farmers Cooperative assOcia
ton which convened there Jan. 1922.
Mrs. Hazel Dick went to Barry.
Mimi. Wednesday for a months visit
with her sister, Mrs. Clarence Tier
nagle. She stopped over in Fort Dodge
for IL short visit while en- route.
J II. Knight was business caller
At StratfOrd Wednesday.
g. b. Kringlin Of Broham. Mimi, and
his brother, NJ. G. Kringlin, of Spencer,
Oklahoma, visited last week in this vi
.inity and with their mother at jew
iii, who has been quite ill.
Victor Nelson was passenger to
Webster City Wednesday, going UP on
/ days business trip.
Bass Wells. left Wednesday for
Jamesport. Mo. His nephew, Merlin
Seese. accompanied him part way, go
ny to Kansas for visit.
Alvin Anderson of StratfOrd came
for visit with friends.
Hon. Ole Nelson went to Des
doines Thursday evening, from which
,lace he leaves for Lincoln. Neb.. where
le will make an extended visit with |
lis daughter, AIRS. Prestegard.
Geo. Satire was a passenger WedneS- |
lay evening for West Liberty to attend |
hog sale.
Noah Reds and Clare Cottington re-
emily shipped Il load Of sheep to Chi |
ago. Also load of cattle by Peterson
srOs. two loads of cattle by Marcklin |
I West and four loads of stock by Mel |
on & Bafquist were shipped out the
anne evening.
Andrew Rehmblom of Chicago re-
urncd to his home Thursday, having
pent few days here at the home OIL