Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-05-10
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Jeanette MartinSbn celebrated her
18th birthday Tuesday, May 4th, by
giving a party to- seventeen of her lit
tie friends. The evening was spent III
games and music And a dainty supper
was served in the dining room.
Mrs. We're v. Lopez and little daugll-
ter are. here from Great Darlington,
Mass, to spend several months at the
home of the parents and grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. Johnson. Miss
Leah johnson went to Chicago to meet
Mrs. Loper and accompany her home.
Mrs. Fred LOuers Of Quincy, ILL.,,
came the first OF the week for a visit
with the s. Millsap family. Mrs. Mill
sap and Mrs. LOuer are sisters.
The Rick Cotton store has been re-
modelled and is quite up to date look
ing.
The Earl Johnson house is being re-
modelled and made ready for Occu-
'pancy.
The Altora class of the Methodist
Sunday school held a social in the
church basement Monday evening.
Dwight Crabtree has accepted II posi-
ton as linotype operator for a paper
in Eagle Grove. He left the first OF
the week for his new position.
Art Storrs was in Webster City Mon
day for medical treatment.
Miss Lillian cambridge IA here
from Webster City for an over Sunday
visit with relatives.
Reginald Wilson is now employed at
the SPAIN & Rose lumber yard.
Leland Wagner is to have charge OF
the soda fountain in the ONeill drug
store this summer.
DIR. Heating reports a daughter who
arrived April 30 Mt the home Of Nj.
and Mrs. Geo. Plummer. =
DIR. l:OssenEerger has secured DR.. l..
II. Coulsen of Gray's Lake, Ill.,, to take
care of his practice for several months.
DR.. COulSen was a classmate of Dr..
Bossenberger at the Chicago Veteri-
nary college. DR.. COnlsen has been
practicing at Gray's Lake ever since
he graduated hut he wants to make a
change on account OF the schools,
which he says are not as progressive
as he wants his children to attend. He
is going to look around this summer
and find Il community with good schools
before he locates again. In the near
time he has consented to help ont 4
classmate for a while.
Mrs. Frank Millsap has been on the
sick list the last few days.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. f. Wilson returned
Saturday from Cedar Rapids.
The cemetery society met at the
home of Mrs. ThOs. cambridge
Thursday afternoon aud elected the
following officers: President, Mrs.
| Will AllinsOn; vice president, Mrs.
Ray Johnson: secretary, Mrs. Th0s.
| Bainbridge; treasurer, Mrs. John
Carr.
Miss Mabel Flesher was here from
GOwr;e for n week end visit with her
parents.
Nj. Brum of .Iessup is the. new
manager for the SPAIN & Rose Lum-
her Company.
The local Illinois Central station is
now EMPLOYING three shifts of s hours
each in the office.
DR.. and Mrs. Bosscnbcrger and Mrs,
Upman and Miss Louise Eossenberger
were Iowa Falls visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Flossie Riley and little Harley
| SimDSOn We're Iowa Falls visitors Sat
urday.
Miss Leah Johnson assisted IN the
hiyl, school Thursday and Friday.
An exhibition OF the school work OF
1.-The mast wear was held in the schools
FRIDAY afternoon and evening. All
O'clock visitors were. served with tle
products OF the skill OF the domestic
science pupils.
meetings was held Friday evening III
the assembly hall and the following
program rendered:
Opening soiE--lstf Mtermealate
grade.
Exercise and ~sOng-Fairy Queen
primary grades. -.
Keading-There, Little Girl, Doht
Cry (Eield)-Eya Hart.
Drill and sOng-"Left," by tweive
boys.
Piano solo-Margaret Rolling.
Dialcguc-American and japanese
Ways-Ruth Wulkau, leila smith.
Pantomime-5th and 9th grades girls.
SOng-Awake and Greet the DAY
| 9TH and Sth grade girls.
Piano sOlo-RQherta ONelil.
Notwithstanding their
and 4th grade girls.
Piano duet-Anna Hanson anu
| Helen Parker. o.,,
playlet-The Sewing society--Gth
grade girls.
Solo-Mighty like a Rose-Francis
Farce-Aunt yinegar's Money-9th
grade girls.
Pantomime4--COmin Thru the Rye
Jeanette Martinson.
Song-Juanita--7th and Sth grade
girls.
At the close of the excellent program
the fruit and jelly put by the domestic
science girls was auctiOned OIL, MI.
Foran acting as a%uctioneer.
May 10. Z