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Webster City Tribune

Location

Webster City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1913

Page

5

Neighborhood Notes West Independence

Peter Myers started threshing in this vicinity Monday. Chas Gerber and wife of Webster City visited at the W D Chalfant home Sunday. Also Mr and Mrs J W Chalfant of California and Mrs Will Crousberger of Fort Dodge visited at the John Schweppe home Sunday. Walter Essig has recovered from his broken leg enough to get around on crutches. Hog cholera has started in this vicinity. July 30 Henry Wilson and family of Brushy and Mrs F D Riley were Sunday visitors at the Sarah Wilson home. Miss Martha Ostrem arrived Friday for an over Sunday visit at the Monson home. Mrs Fred Johnson of Des Moines is visiting at the Add Johnson home for a few days. Miss Tillie Munson and Miss Ostrem visited with the Iver Berven family Sunday. Mr and Mrs G H Dick returned Friday night after a week’s stay at the lakes. Mrs Ned Parker of Oelwein is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Dan Knight, Sr. Vernon Kepler drove to Boone Tuesday with Chas Davis and wife and son and Mrs Eliza McFarland. Mr and Mrs G T Read and son Harry were Boone visitors Tuesday. July 31

West Independence Peter Myers Chas. Gerber Webster City W. D. Chalfant J. W. Chalfant California Will Crousberger Fort Dodge John Schweppe Walter Essig Henry ‘Wilson Brushy F. D. Riley Sarah Wilson Martha Ostrem Monson Fred Johnson Des Moines Add Johnson Tillie Munson Miss Ostrem Iver Berven G. H. Dick Lakes Ned Parker Oelwein Dan Knight Vernon Kepler Boone Chas, Davis Eliza McFarland G. T. Read Harry Edward Clarence Wilkie al Thurman H. P. Clausen Story City S. T. Nevelin Storm Lake Ll. . Jaycox Esther KE. Oakland I. Oakland T. Nevelin Ackley Gertie Haverstein W. FE Pettinger C. R. Hoffman Russel Oher Ellsworth OR. Hoffman W. G. Bale Winnipeg Elizabeth Chamberlin Manitoba Charles Quinn Illinois Central Freight Office Duluth Minneapolis L. B. Strawther L. J. Shelton Bernice Boody C. K. Johnson J. F. Leary Theodore J. Essig Radcliffe Freda Hickman Little Henry J. D. Sketchley Oakland Nebraska Moffat Colorado Arthur Metcalf Etta Blairsburg Metcalf Walter Metcalf Lake Okoboji C. Cheyne Cathalin Margaret Colorado Springs Bess Lyon Auitrnm John DeWitt Roikwell City Mazel Wallace M. W. Mansfield J. W. Peterson Miss Grace Moville Ira Miller Michael Roskopf James Jay McDonald Marshalltown Eugene O'Brien Emmettsburg Henry Roskopf Mgr. O’brien Ray Norton Sanitary Baking Company Robison Cafe Fonda Sue Cook Corvallis Oregon W. H. Cook Anna B. Woodbury Newton Iowa Flas Smith 1000 Second Street C. 8 Seward Marathon Agnes A. Moore John Henneberry Eagle, Grove Joe Henneberry

Local Social Notes From Various Towns

Fred Young returns home after months in Oklahoma. Miss Della McFerr en of Kansas City Missouri visits in the community with Mrs. Andrew Leksell. Christian Sunday school plans a picnic Thursday. Lyle Beebe’s new home nears completion. Miss Lerlene Boynton returns from Webster City after a week with her aunt and uncle. Carl Mulholland and family from near Clarion visit B M Mulholland and Alva Shaffer families. J W Naylor of Stratford visits daughter Mrs S Boynton and family. he travels home from Elmore Minnesota where he manages land interests.

Fred Young Oklahoma Della McFerren Kansas City Andrew Leksell Christian Sunday School Lyle Beebe Lerlene Boynton Webster City J. L. Peterson Carl Mulholland Clarion B. M. Mulholland Alva Shaffer J. W. Naylor Stratford S. Boynton Elmore Minn

Local Social Notes From Blairsburg and Surrounding Areas

Blairsburg residents Mrs Parker and daughter Helen visited the Robert Pelz home over Sunday. Several Webster City visitors called in Blairsburg and Ames travelers autoed to Webster City. Various Alden and Williams residents attended gatherings and visits. The Philathea class held a lawn party at J C McNee’s, Michigan auto purchased by F H Burcham, Miss Esther Pelz visited Williams, and J W McNee’s family returned from a two week outing at Clear Lake around July 31.

Parker Helen Williams Robert Pelz Wm. Scott Webster City Blairsburg Clay Stafford John Warburton Ames Ruth Martinson W. J. Streveler J. H. McNee Ray Wilson Alden Philathea S J. C. McNee F. H. Bu Gertrude Riley Kamrar John Fowler J. W. McNee Clear Lake

Rose Grove Neighbors Enjoy A Busy Weekend Notes

Liberty and Rose Grove residents host visitors from Boise Iowa Falls Ellsworth and Storm Lake. Events include picnics Threshing visits births club meetings and family visits with Ackley Wilkie and Nevelin households plus a B B gathering and a county seat call.

Fight at Wolverine mine ends in arrests during copper strike

At Calumet Michigan on August 1 a clash between deputy sheriffs and inmates at a Hungarian boarding house spilled into a riot amid the copper miners strike. Hot water red pepper and household utensils were hurled as officers seized Louis Sodder and others. two squads of state troops intervened and arrests climbed to about twenty.

Calumet Mich Wolverine Mine Sheriff’s Office Houghton County Wolverine William Meikkila Louis Sodder Gust Olsen Heikkila Ladder Sodder Joseph Sufonia Andrew Vince Houghton Western Federation of Miners

Picnic Breakfast Outing for Miss Cavana Guests

A dozen young ladies enjoyed a picnic breakfast on the outing club grounds hosted for Misses Mirabel Cavana of Iowa Falls Lucile Cavana and Thelma Richard of Grinnell and Katherine and Gail Joy of Chicago. The Methodist male chorus and families joined a second picnic in Nokomis park after the ball game. Thirty six participants shared fried chicken a bonfire and songs late into the evening with Rev. and Mrs. C H Kamphoefner and children as honored guests.

Mirabel Cavana Iowa Falls Lucile Cavana Thelma Richard Grinnell Katherine Gail Joy Chicago Nokomis Park C. H. Kamphoefner

Mrs Bale Guest of Honor at Six Oclock Club Dinner

Mrs W G Bale was the guest of honor at a six oclock dinner hosted by the July Six Oclock club at Miss Charlotte Crosleys home. Hostesses were Mrs H F King Mrs J M Richardson Mrs Ea Burleson and Miss Charlotte Crosley. The long table featured quarl colored spicy hasturtiiums and place cards reflected each guest talents.

W. G. Bale Charlotte Crosley H. F. King J. M. Richardson Ea Burleson

Through Freight Rates Cut Across Iowa by ICC

The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered sweeping reductions in through and class rates from the Atlantic coast to nearly all Iowa cities, averaging three to seven cents a hundred pounds. Fort Dodge and Des Moines shippers hail the move, expecting lower costs and boosted state industry, though some caution that new rates may take months to go into effect.

Washington Atlantic Coast Iowa Interstate Commerce Commission R. O. Green Green-Wheeler Shoe Company Des Moines Fort Dodge Mr. Green Commercial Club Iowa Points.”' v. L. Craig Craig & Dawson Coal Company Craig

New Auto Law Provisions Outlined by Times-Republican

The article lists speed limits on country roads, parking restrictions near cemeteries, and rules for overtaking at intersections. It bans vehicles in business districts from idling with engines running, requires mufflers, and sets penalties up to 500 dollars or two years imprisonment for hit and run. It also notes right of way rules for turning vehicles and obligations to leave identifying details at accident scenes.

Elephants Break Loose in Winnipeg Circus Storm

A herd of eight elephants escaped during a severe storm in Winnipeg Manitoba. The elephants shattered tents damaged nearby buildings and caused a neighborhood panic. Police arrived but trainers pursued the animals to subdue them.

Winnipeg Man

Destructive hailstorm damages crops near Moorehead Minn

A hail storm southeast of Moorehead on July 31 cut a three mile wide swath destroying all crops in its path. Officials estimate losses will run into thousands of dollars. The clipped text also lists small classifieds including car trade offers and a driving horse for sale.

Moorehead Minn Here

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Neighborhood Notes Stanhope Homer Liberty Lucretia Ackley Boise Idaho Rose Grove Alice Teter S. T. Club J. W. Eppard Florence Margaret Wilkie B. B. Duly Buzick W. Ackley Red Jacket William Carmichael Amanda Johnson Maida and Elizabeth Black West Liberty Cedar Rapids Meade Hughes H. Busing P. W. Lee Ethel Walton Edwin Garth Yellowstone National Park Thelma Richards Hunice Lee Hila Ackley Miss Ackley Tilford South Dakota Charles Lacey Baby Wilke Ralph Willis Mason City Robert McCaskie A. J. Leonard J. M. Blake Prairie City Oscar Short Donald Dubuque William McDonald Hanna Thompson New Hampton Wm. McDonald Frank L. Anderson W. B. Dodge Frank Leonard Earl Leonard Illinois Frank Pettibone Harvey Pettibone Nashotah Wisconsin Roy C. Tyler Will L. Clifton Logan Corbin Charles City Anna Hay Sarah Flint W. H. Barr West Bank Street Cherokee OWA Bale Ogden Texas Chas. Joy Nelson Joy Des Moines Street Division Street Bank Street Willson Avenue First Street Second Street Seneca Street W. W. Crittenden Valentine Fort Dodge Shippers Associated Press Mississippi River Quincy Prairie du Chien H. S. Bourne
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