Christmas Bargains at Stanton Hoyt's Large Grocery
Daily bargain days run through Christmas at Stanton Hoyt's Large Grocery Lamp and China Store. The ad touts Indian hand made baskets at 10 15 and 29 cents, discount lamps and jardiniers, Pickard china at 20 percent off, and cut prices on groceries and canned goods with numerous 10 to 25 cent items and specific product discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton R. Hoyt
Pickard
Richelieu
Oregon
Thompson
Xmas Candy and Nuts at Low Prices
Advertises low prices on mixed candy and assorted nuts with bulk options. Mentions special prices for Sunday schools and farmers offered high prices for butter eggs in cash or trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Ib
Schweppe sale draws small crowd amid bad weather
Neighborhood notes report a poorly attended Schweppe sale last Wednesday with stock selling fairly. A Friday evening school house meeting appointed committees for a Christmas tree event. Local children in the area show cases of chicken pox, and Mr and Mrs Riley hosted a family dinner with grandchildren. Mr and Mrs Adams hosted a lively party for young folks with a good time reported. Des 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Riley
al Adams
Local Notes and Movements Round Webster City Area
A. W. Bugbee sails to Colorado to tend homestead and build a house. Newlyweds wed last week in Webster City. Robert Carden and Mrs. Bunnell visit John Berlin in Fremont township. A. J. Rhodes relocate to Webster City. D. W. Kennedy spent Sunday at Fort Dodge. Geo. Lemon visited Fort Dodge Friday. Mr. Jensen returns from Fort Dodge where he served on jury duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Bugbee
Colorado
Webster City
Robert Carden
Bunnell
B. Cooter
John Berlin
Fremont Township
A. J. Rhodes
D. W. Kennedy
Fort Dodge
Geo. Lemon
Jensen
Local Residents Reach Outbound Visits and Funeral Attendance
Mrs Della Davenport visiting sister in Waterloo returns home Wednesday. Mrs John Streveler and others depart for Marshalltown to visit relatives. Mrs Weiss and daughters Mary and Laura in William a two trains apart. Mr and Mrs A J Brown attend sister-in-law’s funeral in Red Oak and stop in Des Moines for implement men’s convention. H W Stafford also attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Davenport
Bradford
Waterloo
John Streveler
H. A. Dodge
Stanley
Marshalltown
S. Weiss
Mary
Laura
William
A. J. Brown
Red Oak
James Brown
Mr. Brown
Des Moines
H.W. Stafford
Dee
Local Schedules and Social Visits Mentioned in Town Notes
M. L. Hendrickson travels to Chicago Sunday with stock shipment. Mies Williams leaves Webster City to start a winter school term east of town Monday. Mrs. Boughton of Woolstock visits daughter Mrs. OC Nelson. A large Elka entertainment draws a big delegation Monday. Mrs. W. G. Seamands and Mrs. J. Riley hosted Jawell relatives last week. Misa Allen visits sister Mrs. J. H. Neel in Webster City. Mrs. W. T. Studley spent time with relatives there. Dec. 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Hendrickson
Chicago
Mies Williams
Webster City
Local social notes and visits from Webster City area
Mr Lenhart joins the new blacksmith. Smith Veach builds a barn. A Briles moved to Webster City after a sale. Clyde Goodman of Williama Jn visits his parents. Grace McDaniel Edith Bell and Viola White visit Florence Yangolas over Sunday. Mrs G W Twogood visits George. A box supper and bazaar to honor Mr and Mrs J F Webb. Mr and Mrs Fred Smith host friends for a dancing evening on December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Webb
Fred Smith
Visit and school enrollment noted in Stanhope
R. T. Oliver had a visit from his father at Cole recently. Misa Jennies Welty traveled to Webster City last Monday to enroll as a pupil at Webster City High School. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stark returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Oliver
Cole
Misa Jennies Welty
Webster City
J. A. Stark
Elks Benefit Concert Ends With Grand Finale and Applause
Part one featured performances by Hester Hall and Edna Helmick with songs Sweet Thing and Lovey Dovey. Part two included Caro Inman and others, plus Ex Celsior Quartette, concluding with Auld Lang Syne and a serpentine scene. The event should net about $850 for the Elks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Hall
Edna Helmick
Caro Inman
O. J. Henderson
Ray E. Aall
Excelsior Quartette
B. J. Mullins
Mra
L. B. Ruegnitz
Siaging
The
Elks
Local Notes Sketch Winter Happenings and Departures
Community columns recount visits and travels among residents of Jewel and Williams areas. Joe Jackson and L. L. Morris family news, ice skating reports, a Seidenstucker party, public sales, and school transport ideas appear alongside obituaries and farm updates.
Local Notes From Webster City and Nearby
Last week events in Webster City include E I Johnson visiting on Monday and W Hartwig recovering from typhoid fever. A wind incident injured Mrs. Wm Hennig, now under a nurse care. M E church ladies plan a basaar and supper for Dec 15 in the new church basement. John Allinson assists D D Linton in the blacksmith shop as roads stay rough and horses stay shod. Mr and Mrs J W West adopt an eight month old boy from Des Moines Children's Home. The council orders a curfew whistle at Payne’s electric light plant for 8 PM. Mrs Vorbes’ cousin Miss Neal left for Columbus Ohio last Thursday December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elke
Armory House
B. F E. Keltz
Willie Dye
F. F. Brown
Tottle
W. B Kearns
Ed Carey
Carrie Melle
Willie Lye
W. H. Cook
Dixie
Webster City
N. M. O’connor
Willie
Melis
Sis Hopking
Carrie Mella
Misses Brown
Clark
Inman
Merrill
Oppenheimer
Whitley
Fishleigh
Mauch
Richards
Irene Bayless
Orpha
Winnifred Travie
Margaret Brown
Cook
Woolsey
Tatham
Brown
Richard
E. I. Johnson
W. Hartwig
Wm. Hennig
M. E. Church
John Allinson
D. D. Linton
J. W. West
Childrens Home
Des Moines
Payne's
Local Notes and Household News From The County
Ed Beer of Eagle Grove visited Sanday at the Schropfer home. Anna Lang spent last week in Webster County visiting relatives. Andrew Van Landshoot has a lame leg. John Bimon won third at the Webster City colt show. Snell Bros bought a used engine to shell corn. Geo Wagner returns from Nebraska where he looked after land interests. Lenhart plans to start a blacksmith shop in Highview. Elias Jensen visited his parents Sunday. John Simon hauled 765 chickens to market. gate broke and the flock scattered before he rounded them up. Frank Mallinger spent Sunday afternoon at the Lang home. Readers are urged to note the continued story from the Litchfield Mfg Co on the business end of their 1907 spreader. Bee page 10. fill Try the daily a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Beer
Eagle Grove
Sanday
Schropfer
Mies Anna Lang
Webster County
Andrew van Landshoot
John Bimon
Webster City
Snell Bros
Geo. Wagner
Nebraska
Mr. Lenhart
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Staunton R. Hoyt
A. Ig
Armory Opera House
Pleasant Hill
Flogstad
Blairsburg
Kamrar
Highview
Stanhope
Hart Schaffner , Marx
Langley
Oppenhhimer
Jor
Joe Jackson
Newark
Ill
Joe Fardal
Olof Anderson
South Dakota
Yennep Club
Emma Johnson
F. C. Runkle
Stratford
Mesdames Stemple
L. E Morris
Williams
Frank Parker
Jewell
David Jewell
Perry
Goose Lake
Seidenstucker
Howard Baxter
Newt Bonner
L. G. M King
Bternley Smith
Canton
Ohio
Chris Solberg
Cochran Livery Barn
Roussell Miller
Northwestern
Cole & Co
Cole Annex
Rose Grove
Andrew Caruth
Will Minard
Mr. Sloan
Illinois
John
R. B. Loban
Bert Loban
Clermont
Obriatman
Loren L. Bond
Lobans
Harnest
Marion Bryan
Fred Talcott
Helen Robertson
Levi Minard
Billy Frayne
Alice Coles
N. Pettinger
Emma Tilghman
P. Doyle
Mr. Wetzel
Ada
Mies Rosale Seamands
Cass Township
Schweppes
Dan Hawks, Jr
Barr
Dan
Tedrow
Mathew Caruth
Gibsonburg
May Morehouse
J. W. Davis
Peter Maggard
Ann Cavns
J. P. Talcott
Moline
Fremont
Litchfield Mfg. Co
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