Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-02-20
StanhOle.

HaZelle Satire left for Lake City
Monday where she will be employed
this spring as a millincr.
Carl Ekiund. who went to Des Moines
Monday to attend the grOcers conven
ton, returned Thursday.
c. E. Read was recent passenger
to Sioux City where he purchased {:
car load of cattle for feeding.
Theodore Satire came up from Boone
| and spent Sunday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs John H. Satire.
! Fred johnson and wife of Des Moines
visited at the J. A. Johnston home last
| week. They left Wednesday for trip
through the west, planning to visit at
Los Angeles and other points in Cali
fornia, returning through New Mexico
Mrs. Ella J. Taylor of Ames visited
in Stanhope Wednesday.
I Mrs S. J. Westcott visited Saturday
and Sunday with relatives in Winter
set.
Sam Porter. of Urban. Richard lar
son of Randall. J. +. IIornuing and W.
G. Hornuing of Hubbard, attended the
recent George Satire sale at Stanhope
Mrs. S. G. Butte and daughters, Fun
ice and Victoria, were recent Boone
visitors.
| Clarence Nelson, WHO has been Wis
iting relatives at Floyd the past week
returned home Friday morning.
Clark Anderson, Of Floyd. came Fri.
day morning for visit at the home of
Mrs. Sven Nelson and with other rela.
tives.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. johnson Of jewell
spent Tuesday at the G. o. Satire home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Butte and II. i.
Wheaton accompanied S. c. Butte to
Webster City Saturday afternoon.
S. j. Cottington. Peter Hove. Bcryl
Cottington and Hope COttington autoed
to Webster City Saturday.
L. Q. Dick and John Whalen were
Webster City business visitors Satur-
day.
Mrs. H. E. Satire entertained the +.
o. II. club members and their husbands
at valentine party Tuesday evening.
playing various valentine games. A de-
licious two course luncheon was served.
Pearl Smith spent Saturday and Sun
day at her home at Kamrar.
\. w. Anderson spent last Sunday
at the home of his daughter in STRAIT
| ford
The next number of the high school
lyccum course will be the Sterling En-
tertainers. who will appear on Tues
day evening at the Lincoln theatre
Miss Muricl CARRIER is a lyric soprano
with very sweet voice. She also reats
and is an accompanist. Mr.. Dwight
Harmed is a versatile instrumentaliSt.
playing banjo. saxOphone. cello and
piano and taking part III the sketches.
They will give a delightful program.
You should plan to hear them.
Obituary.
Funeral services of Ingcbrit Brekkc
were conducted at the st. Paul church
at ! 80 o'clock, Tuesday, Feb. 18th. by
Rev. Oppedahl. Tngebrigt Brekkc was
born in Ortnevik, in Sogn, Norway.
September Z. 1899, and died ut Stan
hope, Feb. 10. 1922, following an illness
of two weeks. He was united in mar
riage to Olinc Fitje in May. 1870. To
this union six children We're born, one
of whom died in infancy.
Mr.. Brekke came to America in 1909.
coming to Stanhope. where he has since
made his home with his SON. Ole Brek
Ike. His wife. who has been bedfast
wives him. Other surviving relatives
are his five children. Johannes. of st.
Paul: Rev. S. J Brekke, of Alvarado.
Mimi: Ole of Stanhopc: Mrs. John
Wameness and Mrs. Arthur Hegraness.
both of Grafton, ~ D.: a brother. Hans.
of Charles City. s. D.. and two sisters.
Mrs. Fuglesbo. of Garrison, $. d.. and
Mrs. HOMELAND. of Norway
The body was laid to rest in ST. Pau!
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hegraness and
son, Ivan. from Grafton. \. d., and
Arnold Hanson and Mrs. A. A. Tryg
stad. of Armstrong. were present at tne