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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-08
Stratford Teaching Force.

StratfOrd Courier: Most of thu
teaching force of the StratfOrd schools
for the coming school year have beer
elected and have signed up their con
tracts. Four Of the present teachers
have signed nip for the coming year
They are: Miss Helen Wright. Eng
lish, French and Latin: Miss Jennie b
Coon. 9TH and Sth grades; Miss Esther
Berggren. 9TH and 9Th grades; Miss
Naomi Severson. LIST and 2nd grades
Miss Elvina Rcichtmeire has been
elected to teach the 3rtl and 4th grades
and has also signed the contract. She
came to the board with the best of re-
commandments an able and efficient
teacher
For superintendent the coming year
the board have elected and have under
contract f.. s. Tway Of Des MOines. AT
the present time Mr.. Tway is taking
a course in advanced science ut High
land Park college. He is already the
pOssessOr Of three college degrees
namely: a. g.. Il. D., and h. $. He
has had considerable experience as q
superintendent of schools and he was
selected from a very large list of ap.
plicants for the position of superin.
tendent here. The board feel that
they were exceptionally fortunate in
securing his services for his recommen,
dations are the best. both as to school
work and to character.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-08
BUSINESS S|TUA-
!, ton IMPROVES
Dun's Review Authority for
Statement of COndi-
tiOns.

Says the current issue of Dun'S Re,
view:
The month just ended. despite strikes
and other handicaps. has brought more
decisive gains in business. Recovery
from depression has been in progress
for fully year. but only during recent
weeks has the Improvement become suf-
ficiently broad and distinct to compel
general attention. Previous irregular.
tiles and unsatisfactory PHASES have by
no means been eliminated, yet there is
now more uniformity to commercial
dispatches. and it is clearly evident
that jor movements are in the right
direction. With constructive forces OPP
arative, the strengthening Of confidence
upon which economic recupcrat ion so
largely depends, mas continued, and
the outlook is more enthusiastically re-
gardcd.
While no departure from conservative
action has been witnessed, there Is
painly less hesitation in covering re-
ullirementS. both actual and prospect
i've. and reports are rather more com
mon of manufacturers being well en-
gagged ahead.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-08
Cn,nmenlS Webster CITY.

Mr. and Mrs. \. l.. Wilton last week
|catertaincd Geo. &. White, an attorney
icf Nevada. While here they discuss
ed electric rates. Later Mr.. Wilton
sent his receipt for electricity used ia
Mr. White and this morning had a
Ilctier from him 1t says in part:
Am somewhat surprised to know that
your rate for electric light is as low
as $ cents per kilSEatt. find by my
March bill that l paid ia cents. 1t
seems that either our company is max
jiIg IL very large profit on their electric
IStrvicc. or sDur company Is better
managed than ours. However, we are
with the Iowa Railway & Light com
lpany. and. of course, they are in the
business to make all they can You
are surely getting very low rates on
elect riC-itV
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-08

has been for the past two weeks visit
ling his daughter. Miss Lucille, and do
ling special work at the Lutheran col
lege there.
]. w. Gleason and John Scott, both
from harrisburg. We're in Webster City
yesterday.
e. j. Denny, of Perry. was in this
city yesterday Oh business connected
with his store here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.. Breitenkamp, OF
Eagle Grove, visited Mrs. Minnie Bird
sail yesterday.
Mrs. G. A. Alexander went to KAN
rar this morning to spend the day with
her daughter, Mrs. Wilfred Groves,
and family.
Mrs. Mamie Sohn of Boone, who has
been here for short visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Coleman.
returned home today.
Miss Esther JaycOX went to Eagle
Grove this morning, where her dra-
matte art pupils will give recital
this evening. Her mother. Mrs. Emma
Jaycox. accompanied her to attend the
recital
Mrs. J. r. Underwood. of Camp
Knox, Ky. arrived here this morning
to visit her sister, Mrs. Carl Wiese
and family. Mrs. J. II. Mitchell OF
Fort Dodge also arrived here this
morning to meet her sister. Mrs. Tn
Gerwood. and visit at the Wiese home.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-08
TO HAVE A CITY /,
OPTICAL STORE,
j. L. Pentzer to Move Into
Merle E. Smith
Location.

J. l.. Pentzer has leased the Merle
f. Smith location in the Orpheum
building and expects to take possession
June /, when Miss Smiths lease ex-
pires. He expects to put in first
class, modern optical store. second to
none in this section Of Iowa New
fixtures will he installed and a large
and up-tO-date stock put in.
Mr.. Pentzer has been in Webster CITY
six years. all Of which time he has
occupied space in the Downward jewelry
store. Mr.. Downward will enlarge his
place also, adding an optical line to his
stock and making use of all the space
formerly occupied by Mr.. Pentzer.
Mr.. Downward is registered Optician.
Miss Smith has not yet secured an
other location. She plans, however, to
remain here. She has always operated
Il high class hat shop and catered to
much trade within as well as out OF
the city. The general public will hope
she may he able to find suitable and
place to re-establish herself.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-08
RRIEF NEWS NOTES.
(From Fridays Daily.)

Mr.. and Mrs. IL. c. Wilson. OF Jewell,
are here visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. Il. &.
Snyder.
Mrs. W. n. Merrill and Mrs g. w.
Roberts were visitors In Des Moines
yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. II. Ilirt went to Woodstock
this morning to spend the day with
friends.
DR.. and Mrs. c. O. Ring and children
formerly of this city, now of BOWS,
are visitors here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Simpson of
Colorado Springs, Colo. arrived here
last evening to spend the summer with
their daughter, Mrs. II. w. Glenn, and
husband
Harvey Stearns will enjoy weeks
vacation from his duties as manager
of the Red Ball store, starting Mon
day He and Mrs. Stearns will visit
relatives at Woodward during his va
cation.
Drs. f. A. Boysen. y. c. A. Berg and
Il. f. Beck are home from Des MONIES,
where they attended the annual meet
ing of the Iowa State Dental aSSOcia-
ton. which has a membership OF about
a thousand. The meeting was largely
attended. Many of the dentists in at
tendance reported an apparently con-
certed plan to rob dental offices. "A
band of robbers make n round Of the
dental offices i'm one town, then slip
out To another and then double back
to the first. Their thievcry is limited
largely to gold used in dental work,
though many Liberty bonds have been
found in the safes they have rifled.
Only recently three dental offices were
robbed in Eagle Grove the same night.
Mrs Frank Taylor, of Jewell. was Il
business visitor here yesterday.
Mrs Ed Rutledge. of Blairsburs, was
n business caller here yesterday.
Mrs. A. V. Carey, of Jewell, visited
friends here yesterday.
Miss Ida Lakin. of Ellsworth. was Il
Webster City visitor yesterday.
Miss Georgia Lane went 10 ColfaX
this morning for Il short visit with the
Irof. -. NJ. Kelly family
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson OF the
Shiplcy store in Fort Dodge is bust
ness caller here today.
Rev. j. VI. Hcrbst arrived home this
morning from Carthage, ILL.,, where he
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-08
OFFICER. STOPS
Man With \ / / GUN
+ s% 5Si.: Fl Fs
J. C. johnson in Hospital
Following Resistance
of City Of
: ficers.
THREATENED WIFE
Shot in Thigh During Third
Attempts to Escape
During Day.
From SATURDAYS Daily.

/
| j. c. johnson is in st. JOSenh,s
Mercy hospital with a bullet wound in
his thigh as result of resistance 70
officers yesterday afternoon and last
evening. following an attempt to ar
lest him for threatening his wife with
an axe. He was intoxicated. Fred
lckes. motorcycle policeman. shot
johnson in the leg last evening as the
latter was attempting to escape from
officers for the third time during the
day.
In his two previous escapes, John.
son tore shirt off Constable Louie
ICantGnwine, struck the officer and lat
er, pursued by Officer Bert Williams
and number of neighbOrs and others
attracted by the disturbance. swan
the river to escape.
To File Charges.
City Manager Long says that charges
will be filed against Johnson, although
their exact nature will not be deter
mined until a conference is held with
the county attorney.
According to stories told by Witness
eS, Johnson had been drinking during
the day and late yesterday afternoon
caused disturbance near the Lawn
Hill garage. where Constable Canton
wine found him and attempted to take
him home. johnson resisted the con-
stable. tore his shirt, struck him and
finally escaped.
Went to His Home.
He then went to his home on west
Third street where. it is said, he car
ried an axe about, threatening the
children and declaring he would kill
his wife. Mrs. johnson had gone to
the home of some neighbOrs 1t is also
said Johnson threw one of the children
out OF the house.
Policeman Bert Williams was called
to the scene and attempted to arrest
Johnson. who eluded him and ran
north on Beach street, across the VIA
duct over the Illinois Central tracks,
through thc land north Of the tracks
and plunged into the river, thus max
ling his escape.
Tries to Escape Again.
Later in the evening he returned to
his home, presumably to get dry CLOTH
les. and officers WHO were watching the
house attempted to get him. Clad
only in pair of trousers. johnson hid
under the porch and. when found, at
tempted to run. Officer 1ckeS shot
him in the thigh, after firing twice into
the ground IN an effort to make him
stop.
johnson has served term in the
penitentiary, it was said today, for
breaking and entering. having been
sentenced ut Nevada several years ago
He is a carpenter. Physicians removed
the bullet from his thigh last evening.
City officials upheld Officer Ickes for
the shooting, declaring that he was
Only doing his duty. Public opinion
also strongly favOrs the officer
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-08
THREE WOMEN ON
ELECTION BOARD
List of Judges and Clerks
Completed by Board
of Superyis-
PLACES NOT CHOSEN
List of Voting Places Will
be Prepared by Board
Later.
PLACES NOT CHOSEN

Three women viii serve as election
judges or clerks for Hamilton count,
in the primary election June ). All o
these are from Webster City. The!
are Mrs +. d. Hamilton. who will serv,
rs a judge in the second ward; Mrs
$. NJ. Meadow. who will he clerk i,
the third ward. and Mrs. John -. Port
or, who will he Il clerk in the secont
ward.
The list of judges and clerks wa.
completed yesterday by the board OF
supervisors. The voting places have
mot yet been chosen.
The List.
The list is as follows:
harrisburg iudgcs-F. II. Burcham
\. \. Garth. a. l.. Clary. Clerks-W
j. StIeveler. III. l.. Snyder.
Williams-judges-Clem Ricke. ID
w. FitchOrn, J. J. Carr. Clerks-Chas
Trumbauer, w. j. Foran.
Liberty iudg1s-.Iohn Van Langen
Robert Pclz, KaoS Hemmen. Clerks
Joe Fonkcn. Edward King.
Rose Grove-jldgeS--S. LansIand,
Dan Keane. u. S. Talcott. Cler>s-H.
Mason, G. J. Knickerbocker.
observation-disclosures Thompson. +.
II. Bucholtz, Il. +. BalduS. Clerks
Ray \. Bonner, B. s. Milletl.
Lincoln--iudges-O. \. Thoreson. f..
O. Erickson. o. j. Peterson. Clerks
Ed Sovcrson. John Christians0n.
Ellsworth judges-P. j. Okland.
G. Z. Christianson. G. \. Nelson.
Clear NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III. Satire.
j. $. Philip, John Whalcn. Clerks-S.
l.. Mature. Lawrence Reilly.
Hamilton --judges-C. j. Sickenger.
Thomas Van Langen. j. y. Brauch.
Clerks-J. G. Kent. Marvin East.
ion-judges-Alf Erickson, Ed L..
Nelson, f.. S. Coulter. Clcrks--E. A.
Waller o. ID. Peterson.
Scott-judges-H. ii. Twcdt, j. o..
Langland. liver Hia. Clcrks-E. y.
Waugh, r. l.. Thompson.
Observation-Disclosures w, Boynton, =.
c. Johnson. l.. q. Dick.
Cass -judges-James Kepler. f. A..
Wilder, Wallace Hin. ClerklBert
Lee. L. s. Fairchild.
-judges-J. i. Simpson, j.
w. Jansen. ChaS. Evans. Clerks-W.
A. Jones, Ed. +. Evans.
Fremont udges-H. +. Price, Ii. G..
Hanson, y. Miles. Clerks-Fred Koest-
ner, Arthur Christopherson.
Observation-Disclosures. ID. Buslig,
II. ID. Richards. Emil Wurch. Clerks
+. A. Gerber. j. ID. Kelly.
Webster City.
First ward-judges-E. ID. Garth, l..
w. Hyatt. H. l.. Mason. Clerks--N.
ii. Cook. Arthur Frank.
Second ward-judges-W. G. johns
ton, Joan T. Teal, Mrs. +. ID. Hamilton
John ID. Porter, ii. Carey.
Third ward-iudges-W. Q. Me-
nell. Clint Holderman. Joe Weld Elm.
S. w. Meadow, Nick
Tprmey.
Fourth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hell
mick. j. \. Boeye, w. y. Merrill.
c. Jenkinson, William
Hanson.
Fifth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lacy,
ST.. A. J. Froning. w. III. Richardson.
J. Meller, Henry Arnold.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-08
MERCHANDISE STOLEN
FROM FREIGHT CAR
Car on Interurban Tracks
Robbed of Gro
ceries.

Merchandise of an estimated value
of nearly 500 was stolen from a freight
car on the interurban tracks here early
Friday morning. according to Il report
made to Chief of Police Riley. AL
though railroad officials are inclined
to believe the theft took place here,
Chief Riley believes that the car was
robbed before it reached the local
yards.
The car arrived at 6 o'clock Friday
morning, Mr.. Riley says, and the loss
was discovered soon afterwards. Men
working in the yard who were inter
viewed by Mr.. Riley said no one had
been near the car during the time it
was in the local yard.
The Stolen goods included one case
of groceries. one butt Of tobacco. one
case of cheese. one case of dried fruit.
one case of cake flour, one case OF
rolled oats. one case of soap and bag
of sugar, all consigned to StrOther
Brothers at Hubbard. and also case
of glasses and Il case of grape juice.
to Hugo Hileker, at Hubbard.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-08
Seven CANDIDATES
FILE NOMINATIONS
Five Democrats to be, Can
didates at Primary.
Election.

Seven candidates for county and
township offices got under the wire
Friday. the last day Of filing for
county Offices. OF these five were
Democrats. Candidates for township
Offices will have ten more days to file.
Those who filed Friday were
Miles Z. Mcphillips, Democratic candi-
date for county supervisor from the
First district: W. II. Cook. Demo-
cratic candidate for county treasurer
w. ii. Wehrhcim. Democratic candidate
for county sheriff: Carl Bentson.
Democratic candidate for committee
man from Lyon township: Roy i.
Johnson, Republican candidate for com
mittcemcn from Williams township: r.
J Rrinkema Republican candidate for
assessor from Independence township :
James II. Daniels. Democratic candl-
dale for trustee from Cass township.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-08
A,bor Day at Grandview

Miss Norna Davis. teacher Oh the
Hamilton Center school. and Miss
uermael Heck. teacher Of GrandNlcw
school, held joint entertainment at
thc t:raudyicw school house Wednesday
afternoon. which combined IN Arhrr
Day program with Il parents meeting.
Others who were interested III the
schools were present. :S we'll as IN"
uatrOns and all very much enjoyed
the splendid program. II consisted I'll
songs. drills, rccitaiions, short dia-
logueS and an ncroStic and lasted over
an hour and Il half.
Both before and after the program
games were played ny the pupils. Later
in the afternoon the Nicirola was NOV
eti to the playground and the phpiiS
played games Ia lis accompaniment
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-08
John Scott for Supervisor.

In today's issue OF the Freeman
Journal will he found the announce
ment of John Scott. of BlairSbnrg LOWE
ship. who is candidate for 'ne noh'
nation of supervisor on the Repuhlican
ticket in the Third district nj the prl-
marics to he held June ..
Mr.. Scott is IL farmer living north o!
harrisburg and is we'll known i'll ms
district, especially over the northern
part of it. He has lived there good
many years and has been township
trustee for five years and is also Scrv-
ing on the board of directors 81 the
Farmers Elevator Company Ill Bl"lrs-
burg.
Mr.. Scott expects to make Il thorough
campaign over the district and to per-
sonally meet as many of the voters as
possible. If nominated, he will be cas-
ily elected and will serve with credlt
to himself and the district
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-08
TELLS OF B0NNER'S
RISE ON DIVISION
Rises From Brakeman to
Superintendent on Same
Division.

Eagle Grove Eagle: Saturday morn
ling bulletin was received announcing
the appointment of George +. Bonner
superintendent of the Northern Iowa
division of the Northwestern railroad,
effective May l. For Il six months per-
bod last year. Mr.. Bonner was acting
superintendent. But now he is sup
Icrintendcnt in his own right without
Wehy or other qualifying titles.
Frank OBrien. who has been super
intendeut here for the past several
months. has been placed Oh the re-
/ tined list, He will join his family at
Peoria. H. where he will engage in
the Insurance business. Ill health
has caused the company 10 place him
on the retired list.
Mr.. Bonner was horn and reared
near Jewell in Hamilton county.
When Il young man he enjoyed
spending his idle hours around the
dcpot at Jewell helping the trainmen
switch ears and transact the conpanyS
business. At the suggestion of Conduc-
tor Whitson. Mr.. Bonner came to
Eagle Grove and asked for Il job brak
ing. His application was accepted ana
lie began working on the railroad i'll
that capacity in 1883. In due time he
was promoted to conductor and i'll 1903
to trainmaSter. which position he held
until little over Il year ago. Whei,
liz was made acting superintendent. \
of the divisions and the
temporary return of Mr.. O'Hrien 10
the service placed Nh Bonner back
il. his old position of !rainmaster.
On May ! he was made Superlntclih-
cnt. He is the only superintendent IL
the service of the Northwestern VINO
is Oh the 81 me division where he began
lis railroad career. MIR. Bonner start
ed on the Northern Iowa division and
is now it's highest official. He was
reared on an Iowa farm and educated
i'm the country schools. He took Il post
graduate course in the school Of actual
experience and hard knocks. He work
cd his way to the front entirely or
his own merits. The young Iowa
farmer lad who began braking some
thirty odd years ago. had no pull
with the Chicago officials.
The uppointment Of Mr.. Bonner -
9 popular one with the employees and
patrons of the road He is well known
over the entire division. Influential
friends in various cities on the North
prn Iowa division have repeatedly
yolunteered to ask Chicago Officials Tor
Mr.. Bonner's promotion. But each time
he has kindly but firmly refused to
have any effort made in his behalf.
l,referring to have the appointment
come entirely unsolicited and entirely
Oh his own merits.
Congratulations, Mr.. Bonner. ana
hest wishes for your continued success.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-08
NUMBER PLATES
SENT OUT EARLY
Distribution of 1923 Auto
Plates Already Under
Way.

Inc Sfate automobile registration
department has begun the distribution
lof the 1923 licenes number plates
This is tn" earliest that the plates
have been delivered to inr various
counties. \ new system of serial mum
brrS is employed FOR 1923. The six
counties having he largest motor car
registration are designated by serial
numbers.
Counties having most ears in order
o. their number are: Polk. No. l
Woodbury.. No. >; Scott. No. 3: Linn
No. 4; Potawattamic. No. ): Black
Hawk. No. Il. After No. q. next wear
the serial mnlN,cr will lac designated
ly Il letter. The 1.r23 plates have
orange lettering on Il black back
ground. Five places are filed with
figures or numbers For instance. in
each county this year there is merely
the number Il" Next wear the first
car licensed VIII he No U0OOl.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-08
Eitnic at Briggs Woods.

Hamilton Center school. Miss Nerna
Davis teacher. closed Il successful term
Friday with a picnic ut Briggs
woods. About II o'clock, the pupils.
accompanied hy few of the parents
who felt they could spare time from
the rush of farm work, and Miss Davis.
lcf. the school house for the picnic
grounds. \ dinner Of seasonable deli
cacies furnished by patrons. supple
mentcd by ice cream brought by Miss
Davis. was spread at noon. After dis
posing of this serious task the hours
we're rapidly and pleasantly passed in
playing out door games, taking kodak
views. etc About ) p. m. the happy
group dispersed for their homes.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-05-08
v doing
IS CELEBRATED
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Peterson
Entertain Eighty Four
Friends at Din
ner.
LIVED HERE 20 YEARS
An Interesting Program is
Given by the
Guests.
LIVED HERE 20 YEARS

Eighty-fOur Of their friends gathered
lat the j. l.. Peterson home on Water
street Friday evening at $3.50 o'clock
to assist Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson in cele-
Ira ting their silver wedding anniver-
Isary. They We're married twenty-five
Years ago Friday noon ut the brides
home. one mile east of Homer. The
family moved to this city twenty years
ago from Strmtford and have always
been prominent in the sncinl. religious
and community life OF Webster City.
When all the guess had assembled
lar the home. Mr. end Nus Peterson
led them to the Methodist hnrch.
where the Methodist ladies served Il
delicious four course dinner. AS the
party marched into the dining room.
Miss Ruth Chippertield and Wesley
Schaub played wedding march. The
guests were invited to find their places.
which We're marked with beautiful
handpainted place cards. designed by
Mr.. and Mrs Peterson have helped to
educate. The color scheme of the dim
ing room and at the home was pink
and white. Pink strcamers were
stretched across the ceiling ut the din
ing room and the center table was
dccked with vases and baskets of pink
ard white carnations and roses. many
OF which had been gifts from different
firms and societies in the city. There
W as only one vacant place ut the table.
Following the dinner, the party re-
turned to the Peterson home and view
ct. the many beautiful gifts. among
which was Il chest OF sterling silver. a
gift from the church members. Follow
ing this, Mrs. +. I. Gardiner announced
the program of the evening. 1t con-
sisted of the following numbers:
Two violin numbers-WeSley Schaub.
accompanied by Miss Ruth Clipper
field.
Vocal Solo-I love You Truly-Wes-
lev Schaub.
Reading-Courtin'- Miriam
Chipperfeld
Reading-In The Usual Way-Miss
Meta Robinson.
Reading-The Matchmakers-Miss
LOrlene BOynton.
Reading Old Sweetheart OF
Mine--A. II. Bryan.
DR.. X. II. Chipperfield. in speaking
for the guests present, closed the en-.
ioyahle evening with 4 short talk OF
appreciation OF the bride and groom
of twenty-five years ago. and shower
Of concentrations followed.
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson are among
Webster City'S most respected people.
They are widely known over the coull-
tv and have always been noted for
their consistent and faithful work in
the church and its anNiliarics. Their
everywhere is OF the highest
and acquaintance from all parts ol
the county will join with their more
intimate friends in extending hearty
and best wishes L"
them.
The out of town guests mt Friday eve
ninss gathering were Mr.. ana MIS-
J. i. Strand. Miss Lorene Strand, Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Swanson, Mr.. and Mrs.
4 r. Lundell, and Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
" Monsoon. all of Stratford: Mr.. ana
Mrs. Will a. Bauman of Fort Dodge,
and Mrs. Helen Heller OF AmeS.