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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-04-10
Stanhope,

Charley Johnson was a recent Day
| ton business caller.
| Rev. f. w. Wilson of Stratford was
tn town recently in connection with
the NJ f. church.
Mrs. Il. X. Lund of Story City came
Wednesday. called here by the death
Of O. J. Granville.
! n. A. Wilson of Webster City arriv.
ed Wednesday for Il visit with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Elmer Sandal and Cleo and
Hcrnicc were passengers to Jewell
Thursday for Il visit.
| Mrs. Julia Lund returned to Jewell
Thursday after visiting relatives here.
| J. T.. Colberly left Thursday for
Jamesport, Mo-, on business.
Rev. WEIGH of Ohio delivered a very
good lecture here Wednesday evening,
illustrated with pictures. The weather
was bad. interfering somewhat with
the attendance.
Oliver Oakland of Jewell was in
town Tuesday morning on business.
going to Dayton at noon.
Emma ODE Of Jewell came Tuesday
for visit at the Nels Bcrvin home.
Pauline Hougland returned to Jewell
Tuesday. after visiting relatives here.
The NJ. f. church have reOrganized
their missionary society here and elect
ed Mrs. w. T.. Butte as president.
II. II. Goldsworthy Of Dows came
Thursday for visit ut the l. \. Andcr-
son home.
Anna Nelson Of Swea City and l.
Acrvin Williamson of Algona were
united in marriage March IL. They
will make their home at Los Angeles.
Miss Nelson has visited her sister
he re-. Mrs. Martin Sandal. and made
many friends who extend congrat,'la-
tons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Nelson and chill
IGrcn autocd to Fort Dodge Thursday
on business.
Janice returned Thursday from Dcs
Moincs.
| About fifty friends met mt the lver
r. Nelson home March 81 and gave
Irving Il pleasant surprise on his BIRTH
doy. The evening was spent with rook
and other games. At late hour II
delicious luncheon was served. N purse
was made up and presented to Irving
ms n remembrance Of the occasion.
Mrs. Chas. Ross and children Oh
Mason. Tenn. came Friday for WISH
n, the parental. +. X. jenkins home
Mrs. +. G. Runklc and daughter
ua,rinc of Danbury arrived frida!
for visit with relatives.
The Campfire girls and leader. MIS-
y johnson. liked to Stratford sat
iurlay.
Marie Hove and Olive Hill OF North
6.,d Mimi. came Friday for VISIT
., home during Easter vacation.
u,,.n w.stcott of Randall arrived
Saturday to visit her nother.
MIR and Mrs. Robert Fisher. MIS-.
Emma Riley and Mrs. Marie One auto
o., 10 Webster City Saturday
8. X. L,,nd of Chicago arrived mere
Saturday to attend the q. }. Grah''i''
fincral.
NJ, mn, Mrs X. i. Elwick ot Rad
cll,fc attended the Granville t"iera'
Saturday.
Word has been received hers oil me
,rri,ce On April of Erton Cross OF
colo and Irene Bell of Perry MI
Cross formerly lived here.
Obituary.
owen !. Granville was born Sept
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-04-10
$12tiS6.5.'
Webster Township.
$ 5271.04

Annual report of Carl T. Miller
Noyor of Jewell. showing fees collect
ed during 1921 in the sum OF S2J'U'
was presented and on motion approved.
Resignation of II. &. Peterson as
of Lyon Township was pre-
>cp,cd. Moved by Cottinston. seconded
hy Errard that the resignation he ac-
rontcd and he Office be declared vacant.
Motion carried. I'LL members voting aye.
Moved by Cot,ington. seconded by
Errard that the county auditor no
authorized to suspend the taxes I'll
Elizabeth Hcightol on Lots ~ anu u
Six. =. Park Add. to Webster City Tor
lhr wear 1921. Motion carried. al
members voting aye.
Moved by Cottington. seconded ny
Erpari that the county auditor he
to cancel the following l!Cl
faxes: J. +. Barr. w = NE u Sec.
..9-SS-o6 $500. eaccomt Of error i'll
assessment Iowa Falls Electric Com
rany personal tax kamrar Town
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-04-10

Miss Naylo Clark of Slater arrived
Friday to visit her friend, Gladys Hot
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-04-10
Proceedings of the
Board of Supervisors
March 6, 1922.

Inc board or supervisors OF Hamil-
ton county met at the court house in
Webster City on the above date pur-
suant to adjournment.
Members present, J. NJ. Sha fer.
chairman, +. l.. Eppard and S. j. Cot
tington.
Minutes of Feb. 6. Z. s and .. 1927.
were read. and there being no objec.
tions were approved as read.
Proceedings on secondary road petit
ton i'll Sections 81 and ID. Twp 50.
Range o6, continued to this date We're
further continued to May 1, 1922.
Acting under order of court the
board proceeded to select grand jurors
petit jurors and talcslncn for the year
1922 as per list filed in the county
auditors office.
On motion board adjourned to March
T. 1922.
March :, 1922.
The board of supervisors of IIamil-
ton County, Iowa met on the above
date pursuant to adjournment with all
members present.
The hoard not having finished the
grand juror. petit juror and talesmen
lists for year 1922 as per order OF
court. the forenoon and afternoon was
taken up with the making of said lists.
the same being on file in the county
auditors office.
Town Council of Stanhope was pre-
scented.
RESOLUTION.
Whereas legislation enacted ny the
:s,,h General Assembly gives the board
Of Supervisors plcnary jurisdiction I"
grade and drain primary road coniiec-
lions within the corporate limits Oh
towns of less than 300 population,
and
Whereas the board of supervisors Oh
Hamilton County agree to construct 10
finished grade. provide the iecess;ar!
drainage and surface with sravcl II
connection through Stanliope on pri-
mary road No. GO. located between Sec
ticns > and q. Clear Lake Township
ard all within the corporate limits Oh
Stanhope.
Now Therefore Be 1t Resolved by the
Town Council of Stanliope hamilton
County. iowa. that III consideration !"
tb. construction of said road by the
.cid board of supervisors. that we ASK
said supervisors to take complete
charge of the road in question ana
maintain il in the same way as inc
rest of primary road No. GO. ana that
we agree and pledge the good fai'h
,f the town of Stanhope to pay TO
Hamilton County Thc actual cost OF
said maintenance. and if such cost re-
mains unpaid hy April l. of any year
for any sums due up to that time, the
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-04-10

her parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Jay
cox.
The last number OF the lecture course
WAS given ut the church Thursday eve
ming to IL good sized audience.
Miss Clara Brill of Grinncll visited
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-04-10

visited several days last week with
Miss Caroline Gerber.
Mrs. S. 6. Thompson was DasScn-
ger to Webster City Saturday.
Miss Florence ,TaycoX OF Farnham-
vile spent Saturday and Sunday with
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-04-10

her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. *. Brill.
Friday and Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. Mino IIemmcn and
daughter autocd to Webster City Sat
urday.
April g.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-04-10

amount may he deducted from the next
|apportonment Of, tax funds belonging
to the general fund Of the town of
Stanhopc.
Passed this I'd day of March, 1922.
f. NJ. Lindenmcyer, City Clerk.
J. a. Anderson. Mayor.
jackson Groves,
Frank Barquist,
+. L. Rstrim,
Members of town council
On motion made and carried the
foregoing resolution was accepted and
the board of supervisors agreed to take
complete charge of the road in uues-
ton and maintain In the same way as
the rest OF Primary Road No. GO, the
same to be paid for by the town coun-
Gil Of StanhOpe.
The following resolution was pre-
scented.
RESOLUTION.
Making application for Primary
Road Project,
Not including hard surfacing, Hamil-
ton County, Iowa.
Whereas the lcgisla trre of the State
of Iowa has created Primary Road
System and a Primary Road Fund, and
has dedicated and pledged such fund
to the Improvement Of said Primary
Road System in each of the several
counties of the state (Chaptcr 237,
Acts of the 3Sth G. Al and
Whereas it appears that there will be
available for expenditure in Hamilton
County during 1922 approximately
100000 of said Primary Road Funds.
Be it therefore Resolved by the
board Of supervisors of Hamilton
County, Iowa, that application be made
to the Iowa State Highway Commits
sion for the improvement of the fol
lowing portion of the Primary Road
System of said county, to wit.
The road located on the south half
OF the line between sections and &
Clear Lake Township, this being all
within the corporate limits of the
town Of Stdnhopc, and that such road
be designated for improvement by
draining, grading, building the neces-
sary culvcrts, and surfacng with
gravel
We pledge the good faith of the
county
"a TO provide the necessary funds
for, and to secure the needed right-Of
way as called for by the finished plans
ca 10 cause to be made available
through the issuance of road certili
Gates (as provided in Section "a, Acts
Of the G. A. any additional funds Gin
excess of current primary road funds
and balance on hand in said fund al
the time Of construction) necessary tt
complete the project.
;3) 10 do the things which under
the law it is necessary for the board OF
supervisors to do to cause said i'm
,,rovcment to be constructed in accord
ancc with the plans and specifications
therefore.
The foregoing resolution was adopted
by the following vote. Ayes. j. NJ
Shaifer, L. l.. Eppard and S. J. Getting
ton. Nays, none.
On motion board adjourned t.
March s, 1922.
ri March 8, 1922.
The board of supervisors of Hamil
ton County. Iowa, met on the above
date at the court house in Webster
CITY. Iowa, pursuant to adjournment
Members present, j. Nj. Shaffer
chairman, +. L. Eppard and 5. }. Cot
tinSton.
The following Township Clerks re-
norts were presented and on motion
made and carried, approved.
Williams Township.
IAN. /, 1921. Balance on
hand Observation-Disclosures ""i'"'
: ~
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k.,l,lr:ir.
April 10.

Mr. and Mrs. ii. ii. Wcpcl and
daughters. Lena and Gladys. OF web
ster City. visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Husinga Tuesday.
County Attorney Prince of Webster
city was business caller mere Iues-
day
I. C. Sterling of Webster City was
:, busiucss caller here Monday.
X u. Kennedy and family OF Homer
visited ut fine J. Il. Kennedy home
Sunday.
Mrs. a. J. BRANDON and daughter
Matte were passengers to webster
City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Carson and Mrs.
T.. r. Cormancy attended. the T.. W.
p.,.S funeral in Webster City Tues
day.
Paul Willie returned to his home III
Alyona Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Schmidt of stanhopc WIS.,
tod Sunday with her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. T.. L. Schmidt.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood OF New iro''-
Io,cc and son. Bert Pierce OF Webster
city visited friends here Sunday
Mrs Josir Stoufcr of Harrisburg Wis
it.d her daughter. Mrs. Geo. kairu'"
md family. several days last week
AIRS. Ben VanI.angcn and daughters
Lcona and Esther were shopping III
Webster city Tuesday.
Ma. Il Kennedy and Miss Malta
Krusc were passengers IT, Webster" 'ts
Thursday.
g q. Kennedy and Harry Hrlll auto
nj to Webster City "Wednesday on p"sl-
uCSS.
Miss llalrl Nairn of Webster Guy
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LAWYERS

Office ever Julius lsernSnn's cloth
Ing store. Webster Cls.. 1"ws. Marth
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-02

The Four Horsemen OF Autumn rounding the
,ornerthe fragrant odor OF burning leaves twilight
practising quick starts for early rush. tribe
hop to winds fast one and then--another worlds
series This will be the eighteenth successive battle
the major leagues. the nineteenth renewal
L you caro- to back with the Boston Pttsburg
series eighteen series played the Amer
with favoring odds for another triumph
Prevalent Pitching.
In the majority of these October parties In past
prevalence of the pitcher has been the all
feature
There are two reasons this The pitcher not only
extends himself limit but the batsman is
tre overanxious little to hit the ball mid
way between tho
fall both Giants and Yankees had accumulated
4 seasons batting average around 800
They both killing from
April October. But after tho series under way
Giant pitchers suppressed the Yankees with batting
OF .2o7 while Yankee pitchers held the Giants
to .269.
Neht, Douglas rolled the Yankees back
in rrightful disorder.
At the finish Ruth aono bated above 800 and
Ruth Travelled only portion OF the No than
the Yankees stopped 200 less which
is sheer pauperism in this rich ago OF base hits
The Giants hit much nearer their normal base but
they cut down by thirty batting points from
the seasons total.
The Big Change.
Last fail the Yankees had but dependable pitch
ers while the Giants had three
The Yankees rushed Mays and IIoyt against Doug
AS. Nehf and Barnes but after tie gaines the
more extensive pitching force carried the day
Since last October the Giants lost Phil Douglas
and the Yankees have added Joe Bush Jones.
Mays hasn't been effective this season as he was
last and will hardly climb his great efrec-
tiveness OF year ago.
But Bush has been moving down hostile legions
ever since April and he will make up any
deficit the OF Mays, in the "Sapper" with
his underground fuse drops slightly away.
The Yankees have pitchers than they can
use in series and the Giants haven't enough
unless two three Of their hired aside their
winding sheets and back before the autopsy
is
Mort Yankee Margins.
Last san Ruth WAS almost totally dismemoered and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-02
INTERESTING TENNIS MATCH
| ON AT DU POINT COUNTRY CLUB

An interesting tennis match was
played at the du Pont Country Club
Saturday between the Disston Saw
Company of Philadelphia and the du
Pont club team.
The matches were all very close. the
men being we'll matched and each
point was fought for with vim. The
teams tied in the singles, each team
taking three points. The scores were
as follows:
Mr.. Tomman Cd. 81 defeated Mr..
du Pont (du P.) 6-3, GA.
Mr.. Jessup (du P) defeated Mr..
Sherman Cd. 81 60. GO.
MIR. Powers Cd. s. defeated Mr.,
Koffenberger (du P) Us. GA.
Mr.. Manchester (du P) defeated
Mr.. Smith Cd, s. Ga. 81.
Mr.. Foster ID. s. defeated Mr.. Null
liken (du P) AS, Sc GA
Mr.. Whitney (du, P) defeated Mr.,
Ruben Cd. 81 81, CA.
The du Pont team took the three
sets of doubles after hard playing
as these scores will show:
du Pont and Jessup (du P.) defeated
Sherman and Powers ID. 50 ST. 6-5,
6-3.
Kofrenberger and Whitney (du P.)
defeated Smith and Tomman. ID. 81
6-3. 1913.
Manchester and Mulliken (du P.) de
feated Foster and Ruben Cd. 81 4-G
[ OIL, SO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-02
FIRST PENNANT GAME
/. SET FOR WEDNESDAY
Cincinnati Displaces Pittsburg
az Runner-up in National
League Battle.

New York. Oct. Tho pcnnapt
winning New York Giants and Yam
KEGS marshaled their boards OF STRAIT
egy today for the opening Wednesday
at the Polo Grounds OF their second
straight contest for the worlds cham
pionshlp. The series this year Will be
stead OF Ave out OF nine, as n year
ago.
Saturdays victory for the Yankees
over the Red Sox, cllnchlng the PEN
nant, proved To be the margin by
which the Hugmen held the top when
the season closed yesterday. They
dropped the final contest when Wash
lngton hammered Sam Jones TO the
tune OF 9 to I. and the st. Louis
Browns. runner-up. concluded the sea
son with n third straight triumph over
Chicago. 2 to I.
With the National Lenguc pennant
decided In favor OF the Giants. the
first OF last week, chief interest IN the
National Leagues concluding drive
was the battle for second place. Gin
cinnati. under the leadership of Pat
Moran, ousted Plttsburg from the
runner-up position on the final day,
by twice trimming the Pirates. 9 to 4
and 10 The double setback left
the Pirates in n tie for third place
with the 81. Louis Cardinals. who
wound up the season by defeating
Chicago, Z TO !.
Cleveland also upset the standing
in the American League on the final
day, Crowding Chicago out OF fourth
place by defeating Detroit 6 to 8
while the White Sox lost TO the
Browns The Tigers held third place
by but n single game.
The Giant regulars, playing behind
a recruit twirler, Johnson. were blank
ed in the first game of a double head
err by Tim Mcnamara. college rookie
OF the Bcston Braves, while Nc.
Graws substitute aggregation blank
ed the visitors in the second contest
with Nehf, McQuillan and Scott or
the mound The scores OF both games
were 3 TO o.
Behan, of the Phlllies. shut out tn:
Dodgers. 6 10 0, in the remaining con
test of the seasons finale.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-02
u ofD IN Tie; High School Eleven in Win Over Ne1uark
University Of Delaware Squad in Tie
With St. Joseph's College in Opener

Newark. Oct. 2.--Unlversity OF Del
aware opened the football season on
Frazer Field on Saturday playing 81.
Joseph's College Of philadelphia 7
to 7 tic. Delaware had the game well
In hand until the last half when
blocked kick and n tumble gave the
visitors their opportunity TO tie the
score Delaware having scored n touch
down IN the first quarter. The Blue
and Gold showed plenty Of spirit and
fight and with more coaching should
develop into a winner.
There was fair size crowd on hand
including a large number OF alumni
who came TO Newark for the opener 10
welcome Coach McAvoy who returned
this year as head coach Two former
Delaware coaches. Lefty" Baum
gartner who was here 1--WE years ago
and Derby. the football coach last
years were on hand.
Coach Mc,Avoy has considerable
work 10 do yet TO round out his team
into smooth running combination
hut Saturdays game indicated that
the material is good
Delaware outplayed the visitors in
the first half and had st. Joseph on
the defensive with the ball in their
territory practically all Of this half.
The Blue and Gold backs tore through
the visitors lien and around the ends
for substantial gains on several oc-
casions the first quarter. A blocked
St Joscph's kick which Delaware re-
covered on the IS yard line near the
end OF the FIRST quarter led tho way
90 n touchdown. Elliott took the ball
over and Lowell drop kicked the goal
| Harry Jackson the star half back
of the team was out with n sprained
ankle although he relieved Mcdonald
the last few minutes OF tho final half
| Mcdonald who took Jackson's place
played hard game both on offense
and defense but as he had not been
used on tho varsity squad during the
week he did not know the signals and
this probably lost Delaware one or
two more touchdowns I'm the first half
Lowell who called the signals often
had to repeat them several times for
the benefit OF Mcdonald. Had they
been able to run the plays off fast
while st. Joseph's was on the defen.
sive the score would have probabl,
been much different
st. Joseph's came to Newark witt
a strong combination well coached
Johnny Cakes who played half bach
on the Holy Cross team last year wa,
full back and captain and put up
hard game as did Woods at quarter
who was quarter back on Penn stat.
Freshman team last year. The visi
tors also had two clever ends and ;
strong tackle who smeared many o
Delaware's plays.
Captain Cakes end his men wer,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-02
SEVENTH WARD AND
PENNSY PLAY TO TIE
Contestants for tho City Base
ball Title Play Fast Score
less Game.

After lying idle for over month
waiting for the City League to de-
termine who would represent them In
the three-cornered series for the
city title. the Pennsylvania Railroad
team, winner OF the Industrial League
championship, met the fast going
Seventh Ward team at Pennsy Filed
Saturday and after ten strenuous In
nings, Umpire Mckinney called the
game on account of darkness.
II was beautifully staged game
and the weather conditions were ideal.
Alexander and l.. Ward staged n
beautiful exhibition of pitching with
the honors slightly In favor OF Alex
ander who breezed 16. while L. Ward
sent back by the strikeout route
"Aleck" walked two while Ward walk
ell four. Both pitchers allowed two
hits apiece.
The next game will no doubt be
staged Saturday at Pennsy Field.
The fielding of the game was OF
rare quality only three errors being
made, While the 1900 fans would
have liked to see a winner, they went
away satisfied, The lineup:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-02
MILFORD AND DOVER
TEAMS IN PRACTICE
Down State Football Fans Dis
playing Interest in the
Gridiron Game.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Milford, Oct. Fin their first con-
test Of the season the Milford High
School football eleven came from the
scrimmage victorious. They defeated
the Dover High School team at Dover
Friday afternoon. 20 0.
It was really a practice game of
four ten minute quarters. Most Of
the players on both teams were
green" and the game was staged
for the purpose Of giving them ex-
perience.
Both teams played with pep" but
their lack of skill was manifest as both
missed many chances and made many
fumbles. Milford really made two
touch downs. but in the first instance
the ball was carried over the line a
fraction OF a second after time was
called. which prevented score.
Football is new in both Dover and
Milford. and many OF the players had
never been in a contest, but with sea-
soning both places will have creditable
teams.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-10-02

Bob shawkcy was smer than husbands excuse.
The eminent Babe" while falling apart cut down
tho Yankee attack a its vital point
And shawkey badly needed, was In no shape to pro-
tect four-run lead
Quite a change this fall Ruth is rearing to 60 lie
hopes to fall tho wavcring Giant stan and lose
hatful OF balls outside the park.
And shawkey will be only half Jump back OF Joe
aush in the way effective IRE.
With shawkcy and Ruth in good condition last year,
there would have keen closer harder night perhaps
another story
These two. with Bush, will mske a prodsious dit-
ference
GENT Chances.
The Giants match the Yankees everywhere e1-
cept in tho box. They have hitting club and n
,omewhat stronger fielding OUTFIT.
so with them Gomez down TO a matter OF pitch
Ing.
II Nehf and Barnes work effectively an they
did last October and hcouien, Ryan end Scott
their aid the series will be extremely close.
But Nehf has been stidding OF late and the
others been wavering down the stretch.
And pitching rtar afford any great amount
IF wavering Before the assautng bate of Ruth Mcuse
pitching.
They he halted abruptly but only by a OF
stun that is backed by Intelligent Judgment.
There IL nothing a smart pitcher likes better than
home star swinging the back of his neck on
Last fall 269976 fans paid seoo.233 the
Giants win by five three. As there viii be only
seven games at this occasion, the 1921 mark
will hardly be approached when It attendance
figures and high finance.
But tho appearance OF such slugscrs q Ruth tn.
two Meusels. Frisch pipp and Young will insure lo
Of fireworks and keep tho higher altitude OF atmospher,
well churned. The Yankees have a great chance tc
achieve their destiny and time their history
to sit top of the baseball worG. With their pchn,
predominance they ought 20 win, They facing q
smart, stout hearted machine, but machine badly
handicapped in the most important sector OF tho field
| This handicap may he partially removed IL Nehf
Barnes step their pace fall
held the Yankees under the water at almost
But good pitchers II there is OUTSIDE
aid hardly sufficient hold their against fou
stars.