Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-09-26

Should be "Amici," a Latin word mean
ing friends: the colors. pea green and
white, and the class motto, BE
Square"
Mrs. Geo. Hill spent several days
last week in Alden with her daughter
Mrs. VIM. Forbes.
Mrs. Marie Kulherg and children OF
Fort Dodge came sunday for brief
visit with the formers sister, Mrs I. r.
ElOdgctt and family.
f. ]. Funk has purchased Il variety
store at Eldorn and will take posses
sion October first
Mrs. Erma Ritter Of Bows was Il ylsi-
tor here the first of the week.
The ladies' of the NJ. Il. church held
a chicken supper in the church base
ment Saturday.
Miss Gladys Barry went to Clarion
Friday evening where she gave several
readings ut an American Legion ban
Duet From there she went to her home
at sBelmond for an over Sunday visit.
Miss Marie Quinn spent the week end
visiting friends in Webster City.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Hartwig. accom-
panied by Miss Hazel Fisher. motored
to Cedar Falls Thursday afternoon for
an over Sunday visit with their daugh-
ter, Miss Lucille. who is teaching there.
\ large number of people attended
the masquerade dance here Friday
evening.
Miss Irene McCalla has been i'll the
past week with tonslitis.
Mrs. Il. l. Johnson WAS Il visitor i'll
Webster City Thursday. MI. Johnson
and Mrs. Ray r. Johnson and children
motored up after her in the evening,
Miss Gladys. Bonner, county nurse.
visited the schools here Wednesday,
Miss Lcnora DonahoO visited over
Sunday ut her home in Maxwell.
Father Barry of Webster City visit
co Father O'Mcar: of this place Friday
afternoon.
Miss Kathryn Butler has returned to
Waterloo. having visited here at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Butler. since the tragic death
Of her brother im Butler, who was
killed by tractor at his home near
Fort Dodge couple weeks ago.
w. w. Loban has gone to the home
of his son, Marion Loban, to spend the
winter.
Gus Zimmerin of Webster City was
a business caller here Friday afternoon.
The Methodist and Presbyterian
churches. federated as one church dur
ing the past year. will discontinue the
federation in October when the year
expires. Rev. C.. II. Fleshcr. who has
been an unusually efficient pastor OF
the two churches during the past year
will continue the passionate OF the Meth
odist church the coming year. 1t has
not vet been decided what the preshy-
tcrians will do.
X. NJ. Schachtlie left Friday overland
for st. Louis where he will join his
wife and family and spend the winter
with relatives. Henry Franklin accom-
panied him on the trip.
Miss Esther Morrow. who has been
staying at the Ray T. Johnson home
during the past year and hall. mas
returned to her home in Alden.
| Miss Lulu Walker was unable to at
tend to her teaching duties Thursda!
and Friday on account of illness
A representative Of the Redpath
Vawtcr ChautauQ,m System was III
town several days last week trying To
get signerS for clautatlna here dur
| ing the coming season. Chauta''l";
REPRESENTATIVES, are finding it Il marc
rroposition to get Il sufficient humoe'
of si.ncrs in Williams this year. Slhc'
during the past several years each sign
or has had TO pay Il deficit OF 81 or >"
as the people in this community seem
to lack interest in the chautauq''a' anu