Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-03-13
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Hans Fardal went to Des Moines
Thursday and spent the week end trans.
acting business.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson of Mime.
apolis, after spending Il few days here
yith her children, drove to Webster
city Monday, leaving from there for
her home.
Fern L. Casford appeared Monday
night on the hast number Of the lcctur,
curse. She gave several readings
lmong which were "Humoresuuc" and
he American Family" The lecture
curse paid this year and left Il small
balance in the treasury.
Mrs. Sophia Craig and Mary Craig
i Webster City visited the past wccl;
t the Albert Craig home.
Elcnda Todd of Des Moincs visited
The past week with her uncle, \. L.
Craig aud family.
Mrs. L. J. Ladd returned home Tues,
day to Traer after IL weeks visit With
her mother, Mrs. $. NJ. Trucsdale. and
brother Fred She was assisting iici
laOtlcr in moving.
Lillian Rifcn. after spending Il few
days in this vicinity, returned home &c
Jewell Tuesday, later leaving for Cedar
kapids where she will make III OK
tended visit.
Edwin Olson of Jewell WAS in town
Tuesday transacting business
Mrs. l.. J. Largcnt was IL passenger
to Stratford Tuesday.
Fred TrucSdale. who was confined tC
the house the first of last week with q
near attack of pneumonia. Was able to
return to work Thursday
Mrs. Paul Stevens was Il passenger to
Sioux City Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. *. Largcnt left for Boone
Friday to see her nephew, \. l.. Dee,
hOven. before he underwent Il very scri
Gus operate
Ben Wahman Of Stratford was Ecrc
Friday greeting friends and acquain!'
anccs.
Arthur l.. Nelson of Jewell, who is Il
republican candidate for county re-
corder, was here Friday calling OH
friends and acquaintance.
About scvcnty-tvc friends and neigh
bors gathered ut the Mr.. and Mrs. John
Whalcn home southeast Of town Thurs
day evening and gave them Il farewell
party, before they left for their new
home at Stanhopc. The evening was
spent in social way. Following q
lap luncheon, Mr.. and Mrs. Whalcr
were presented with Il purse Of money
made up by their friends to express
the esteem in which they are held III
the neighbOrllood. Edgar Whalen and
wife will remain on the Whalen farm
Mr.. and Mrs J. l.. Groves were Web.
ster City callers Thursday.
Claude Campbell of Jewell was trans
acting business here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. \. Johnston left for
Des Moincs Friday to spend few days
with their son, Fred Johnston and wife.
Mrs. Andrew Hanson and daughter
Lovctte went to Ames Friday for an
over Sunday visit with Mrs. Hanson ;
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erickson.
Floyd Waldman spent Sunday with
friends in Boone.
Claude Hurt of Jewell spent Friday
and Saturday here with his brother
Charles.
Mrs. Fred Young left for DeS Moincs
Wednesday to visit her sister.
LENA bbcn. who has been spending
several days ut the Charles Read home.
left Saturday for her home near kanl-
rar.
4. Nj. Nanalst. who has been buying
horses in this vicinity. left Saturday
for Cedar Rapids.
Il. X. I.und returned to Story City
Saturday after tranSactinS business
Ecre.
A. w. anderson visited his daughter.
Mrs. W. o. Clanahan. in Stratford Sat
urday.
II. l.. l'rim of Stratford visited Sat
urtlay at the l.. X. Largent home
Cccilc ilarlock of Tckamal,. Nci. ar
rived Friday and spent IL few days Wis
j,ing ut the $. {. Butte home.
81. Mature and daughters and Mrs.
Ben Hovcrstcin autOcd To Webster city
Friday. T. X. Lund of story City ac-
companir,l them home for a visit here.
August Anderson of STRAIT ford was
in town Saturday on his way from
Tulsa. Okla. where he had been visit
ing his daughter.
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