Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-10-10

reached $55 which will be great hell
il purchasing necessary equipment 70,
the team.
Frank Hanlin of Fonda visited over
Sunday with his parentss Mr.. and Mrs
Win. Hanlin.
Mrs. Fred Lauer and baby of Quincy
Ill.,, are visiting the formers sister.
Mrs. Stewart Millsap and family
Several Of Jewell. Ellsworth. Dows
and harrisburg attended the basket
! BAH games, a double header here be-
tween the Ellsworth boys and girls and
the Williams boys and girls. The games
resulted in the Williams girls winning
lbv score Of IA to 8 while the Ellis
worth boys won by score of 40 to -.
Miss Grace Harry was a passenger
to Fort Dodge Saturday morning, hay
| ing attended the basket ball games here
Friday evening.
Miss Bess Lynch went to Waterloo
Thursday afternoon for an over Sun
day visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eastman of Alden
attended the Charles Stevens funeral
Thursday.
Dwight Crabtree Of Webster City at
tended the dance here Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Johnson, accom-
panied by Mrs. L. Martinson, Mrs. Mary
Tilghman and Genevieyc Bainbridge,
motored to Ames Sunday and visited at
the Charles Stevens home.
Mrs. Harold Holliway and Miss Ruth
Martinson mot0red to Webster City
Wednesday afternoon.
We have been informed that Jack
Dunnett and Ralph Rolling have pur-
chased a meat market at Buckeye with
the intention of taking possession Mon
day. The young men expect to buy
poultry and hides besides handling |
meat and Jack will still remain gen
eral agent for the Peoria Life lnsur-
ance company. They will be assisted
for a few weeks by Ralphs father,
who has had experience in the meat
business. having conducted a market
here several years ago. He will stay
with them until he has taught them
all the tricks Of the trade.
Mrs. l. w. Nunnemaker has been
quite i'll the past week. She is re-
ported much improved at this writing.
The high school boys played basket
Call with the Jewell second team
evening which resulted i'll
score of u to in favor Of Williams.
The game was not made public since
il was intended only for practice
game.
The Carroll family. who have been
making their home at Williams for the
past year, left yesterday afternoon for
tteir new home in New Orleans,
Louisiana. MIR. Carroll was employed
rs a section hand.
Thursday afternoon funeral services
we're held at the Presbyterian church /;
.Or Charles Stevens of Amies. whose
leath occurred Monday evening. Mr..
stevens ut one time, was postmaster
,ere, holding his position for sixteen
'ears. He leaves to mourn his loss,
lis wife and one son. Clinton, besides
,thcr relatives and host Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvic Walker were
-isitors in Webster City Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl johnson and son
everett Max, accompanied by Mrs. +.
/. Counsel. were shoppers at the coun-
v seat Thursday afternoon.
Miss Gladys Bonner, county nurse,
vas Williams visitor Saturday.
Harold Sterling recently purchased
new Ford coupe.
Miss Lydia Wicks visited in Webster
.ity Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Anderson were
Harrisburg visitors Sunday.
Misses Alvina Rasmussen and Emma
harmon of Jewell were Williams cal
FRS Friday evening.
Mrs. Mollic Willie has resigned her
psition as saleslady at the Caruth
nillinery shop and Miss Lillian kcane
as accepted the position.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wilkinson, Mrs.
live Thompson and W. \. Wilkinson
,otored to Iowa Falls Wednesday. ,
rom there the latter left for st. Louis
,here he expects to remain for a
hort visit
Oct. 8. II