Community Notes Across Liberty and Mulbery Center
Local notes from Liberty and Mulbery Center report social visits among Jans Avends Grace Jans Katie Hassebrock and others in Dubuque Lyon Kamrar Webster City Pleasant Hill and Seward Neb. Ben Welp’s cow died by lightning and rain kept visitors indoors. Churches schools and clubs plan events including a Jun 18 sermon by Elder Curtis from Palestine and a girls club meeting June 19. The Royal Hungarian Orchestra is set for the Chautauqua season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
H. Jans
Dubuque
Pleasant Hill Social Roundup and Chautauqua Dates
Pleasant Hill residents visit relatives in Fairview and Cass township hosts. Local families attend gatherings with the McConnell Schwiebert and Wilson households. Chautauqua dates set for July 6 to 11, with promoters urging patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Jesse Adams
Colbert Hill
Fairview
J. E. Vulgamott
Peter Schwiebert
Alpha Clost
Independence
McConnell
Ed Bever
Cass Township
W. C. McConnell
Ft. Dodge
Tama
F. D. Riley
Zora
Mabel
Brushy
Henry Wilson
Roy Adams
Studley
Kamrar
Carl Adams
Baby
Grandma Wilson
Stanhope
Irene Beyer
Mia
Mary Albright
Dora
Local social notes and church events from Webster City area
The column lists gatherings and visits in Webster City including Nellie Anderson joining circle discussions next Thursday. Various residents such as Anderson Sterling and McConnell sold hogs at Webster City, a Lutheran church suffered minor fire damage, and visitors like Mrs. Will Bauman and Frances Hawks are mentioned. Community reminders include a lecture by Rev. Chas Payne at Lincoln church on June 17 with pictures and a small admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cial Circle
Nellie Anderson
Messrs
Anderson, Sterling and
McConnell
Webster City
Will Bauman
D. A
Local notices and social visits from Wilke and nearby towns
L P Christianson travels to Albert Leg Minn for business. Bibler visits Webster City. Neel family spends Sunday with Gerber north of town. Woodard, Farr, Crawford, Jaycox families host and visit relatives. Temple and Rutledge households share Sunday visits. Thompson begins remodeling his house. Elbrige Eslick dies in Fort Dodge hospital. Chautauqua program promises attractions. Mae Eslick visits Jessie Pierce. Frank Pierce marks 25th birthday with relatives. Vegers sprains ankle. Hammitt and Minnie Smith host visits. Pie and ice cream social at the school earns proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Bibler
Webster City
J. H. Neel
Fred Gerber
A. Woodard
O. F. Farr
Dayton
J. C. Crawford
J. GC. Jaycox
Blairsburg
Joe Temple
Homer
Elbrige Eslick
Fort Dodge
Brige
Legion
Mae Eslick
Jessie Pierce
Frank Pierce
Frank Vegers
Minor Stevenson
Charles Hammitt
Minnie Smith
Will Robbins
Chautauqua Hailed In Webster City Visit and Local News
A local notes summary from near Webster City mentions visits by Mrs. A H Cooter and sister Mrs John Berleen east of Webster City, plus others including Leo Ebson and A C Shaffer, Morton Lemon and family, and I R Mulholland of Webster City. The community is invited to attend the Webster City Chautauqua starting July 6 featuring the Royal Hungarian Orchestra led by Lois Lipski. George Lemon is shelling 5 000 bushels of corn at Flugstad. Walter Treat injured while filing for Charley Miller in an attic fall at Mr Miller’s granary. Frequent Sunday visits, school events at Oak Glen, and various neighbors gathering at homes are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey’s
Lasher
Arnold's Grove
Julia Jewett
Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Chautauqua
Lois Lipski
A. H. Cooter
John Berleen
Webster City
Leo Ebson
A. C. Shaffer
Morton Lemon
Lula Shaffer
Judy
S. I. R. Mulholland of Webster City Visited Sunday With D. D. Woodard
George Lemon
Flugstad
Walter Treat
Charley Miller
Miller
Myron Omstead
Ralph Baker
Fred Stauffer
Ed Wilcox
Wright County
Oak Glen
Ben McCoy
Thomas
Mrs. P. Smith
Eagle Grove Soap Club
F. G. Ruegnuitz
Denver
Colorado
L. H. Ruegnitz
Des Moines
B. Bair
Kansas City
Exhelsior Springs
Missouri
J. W. Traver
Woolstock
Chas. H. Arthur
Grand Junction
Col
J. M. Richardson
Excelsior Springs
Lewis
Alfred B. Rasmussen
Williams
Louie Green
Blairsburg
Leta Anderson
Mary Green
John C. Nelson
Nebraska
Nelson
Mary Erickson
John Edgington
Mason City
William
Third Street
Geo. W. Lee
Seattle
Washington
Edith
Walla Walla
Eberle
Gertrude
New York City
Atlantic
Wittstock
Brandenburg
Germany
Glenap
America
Wrights Receive Gold Medals from Taft for Conquest of the Air
President Taft presents gold medals to Wilbur and Orville Wright in recognition of their pioneering achievement in aviation. The Aero Club of America honors the inventors with the first public acknowledgment of their flight, while Catherine Wright joins the event attracting wide attention. A luncheon follows at Cosmos Club with Aero Club members. Snell case in Clinton set for July 6 as court adjourns until June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Aeroplanists
United States
Wright Brothers
Aero Club of America
Aeronaus
Taft
Wrights
Herbert Parsons
New York
A. Holland Forbes
Aero Club
Catherine Wright
Wright
White House
Cosmos Club
The
Aero Club of Washington
Snell
Clinton
Ill
Snell Will
Harry W. Snell
Supreme Court
Incomplete Injury Report From Duncombe Transfer
A fragment notes Mr Treat was injured internally and taken to Duncombe for easier medical attention, indicating a likely early stage of a hospital transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Treat
Duncombe
Personal Gossip Bruins Social News Across Webster City
A long list of local residents, relatives, and visitors share summer travel and homecomings. Roland Conrad visits Independence. Miss Ethel Gilmore returns from Fonda. Maynard McKee comes home from Grinnell. Mrs. Nelson McAninch visits Swea City. Miss Trene Clasz returns from Pella. several families travel to Des Moines, Seattle, and Chicago for visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson McAninch
Swea City
Trene Clasz
Pella
the Baptist College
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Mulbery Center
Della
Pringle
P. EB. Gerard
Jas. Miller
Elder Curtis
U. B
Palestine
Anna Whiton
Edna Walford
North Saratoga
Frank Schweppe
Roy Rileys
D. Richards
Ant. Hill
W. J. Ferrell
H. ‘D. Richardson
Seward
Neb
Win, Kesler
Austin’ Kesler
W. 2
Kent
Percy Stearns
Groves
Northeast
Lincoln
L. P. Christianson
Wilke
Albert ‘Leg, Minn
East
Fremont
Nellie Stauffer
Ilo Frakes and Son
C. M. Studley
President Taft
Aeronauts
Aero Club of
Mar
Velous
Roland
Conrad
Ethel Gilmore
Fonda
Maynard McKee
Grinnell College
Jim O'Neil
J G. ‘Sullivan
Jean Mullen
Indianola
J. P. Talcott
Gladys Skevington
aAlbert
Ruppel
Sisten
Leona
State College
Ames
Albert
Forest
Philadelphia
O. A. Halk
St. W
Ralph Tremaine
Eagle Grove
N. Lee
Maude
Dan Smith
Waterloo
Elma Boyer
Hellen Smith
Gypsum City
Joy Ballard
Mt. St. Joseph's School
City
Marion White
Primghar
Wesley Martin
Martin
Omaha
Meeks
Carson’, & Leonard
Cash
Familly
Old Country
J.F. ‘Carey
Ole Holebram
Muriel Richardson
KE. &. Richardson
Iowa City
Adolph C. Thompson
Renwick
DeBida Crist
Hagle Grove
Elbert Ferrell
Bro, Satter
Ellsworth
James Mullen
Catherine Zelhan
Harriet M. Closz
Closz
Chicago
E. F. McComb
Randall
Kate McComb
R. R. Mickle
Henry F. Cochems
Champ Clark
Democracy
Allen Tanner
Monroe Markley
Geo. R. Stuart
George D. Alden
Boston
Hoch
Kansas
C.B. Landis
Armstrong
Sky
Albert Armstrong
Lorna Doone
Halmerton
Ralph Bingham
Charles A. ‘Payne
Rome
Chicago Boys' Choir
Sara Wathena Brown
the Steele Entertainers
Catherine Cole-Steele
Commonwealth
Chalmers Company
Donald Chambers
Royal English Hand Bell Ringers
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