Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-01-19
Stalll,Ope.

StanhOpe.
Henry jacobson and Lawrence Reilly
spent the past week in Chicago.
l.. j. Stark left for Guthrie, Okla.
last Friday He was accompanied by
Mildred Kaufman, who returned to
her work at that place. having been call
ed home by the dealt of her father, ALT
Swanson.
Mr.. Humphreys Of Roland was in
town Friday on business. He was re-
presenting the Redpath-Vawter Lyce-
um system. and booked course here
for next winter
Harvey Fartal of Story City and
Albert Mature of StanhOpe left Monday
for Jewell.
Mrs. Sarah Johnson came down from
Eagle Grove Monday and visited at the
Albert Craig home
Ida Lund and Myrtle Nature of Story
City left Monday for Jewell. after at
tending the reception given here in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mature
at the s. l.. Nature home.
Bessie Dyvig and Stella Guam came
home Saturday and spent Sunday at
home, returning to their school work at
Jewell Monday. ~ ~
Mrs. Eric RehmblOm and Esther ~
turned Wednesday from a visit witt,
relatives at Slater.
Mrs. Chas. Day spent three DAYS
of the past week in Des Moines having
dental work done. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Michel We're calt-
ed to Algona last week because of the
serious illness of MIR. Michell's brother,
who underwent an operation. They
spent from Monday until Thursday 1T
that place.
Henry Olson returned to Jewell Mon.
day after few days visit here.
Lawrence Lrnd returned to StJ";'
City Sunday after attending the recep-
ton given in honor of her cousins.
DR.. /. A. Anderson spent the greatcr
part of last week in Des MOines or bus
mess
O. j. Granville returned. Saturday
from a days visit with his sister at
Cherokee.
DR.. Il. J. Leavenworth came home
Monday after three days trip 20
Still Hildrith Sanatorium at Macon.
Mo-, where he accompanied patieEt.
.oi. A. G. Satire left Monday evening
for Algona and other places in the
northern part of the state, where he
was auctiOneering sales.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hill and Mrs. A. &. Satire
spent Tuesday in Fort Dodge.
Il. s. RigdOn left Monday evening fer
Des MOines and other places on an az
tended visit.
A. NJ. Sorenson and son Walter left
Monday evening for Minnesota to look
after their farm.
Rose BOckwOldt left Tuesday for a
four days visit at AmeS with her broth
en- Arthur, and Peter Mature.
A. G. Newman come home Monday
from a business trip to Des MOines.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quick and daugh-
ter Myrtle came Tuesday from Har-
court and visited Wednesday at the A.
w. Anderson home.
Peter Mature OF Ames spent Tuesday
in town on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Lund and Georgia
have returned to their home at Lau-
rens after a two weeks visit at the
A. NJ. SOrenson home and with other
friends and old neighbors.
Mrs. A. f. Swanson retuped Wednes-
day from a several days visit at Web
ster City.
Jim Olson of Sioux Rapids visited
Wednesday at the Martin Olson home.
Mrs. Lewis Peterson and J. w. Peter
son were StratfOrd visitors Friday.
There were five carloads of cattle
shipped from Stailhope last Wednes-
day Those shipping were Nelson X
Barquist. three carloads: Ralph Fish
err, one carload. and Marklin 4 West,
one carload.
Mrs. John Olson went to BOnoe
Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs. Han
son.
+. s. Coulter returned to Stratford
Thursday after spending few days
here on business.
Henry Hill of Williams and his
brother, Alfred Hill of Ames, came
and attended the Satire sale.
Roy Adams of Webster City was in
town Thursday visiting relatives.
John l. Satire was !; business passen-
ger to Fort Dodge Thursday.
John TeXtr,lm of Ames spent THUS
day here attending the Satire sale ami
visiting relatives
Mrs. w. a. Canadian left for her home
at BlencO Thursday morning, Visiting
Il few days at Stratford while en- route.
Arthur Anderson returned to his
work Thursday after spending week
Mt home with his father, A. w. Ander-
son. He goes to Scribner, Nebr.. where
he will be employed AS telegraph OPP
orator.