Local visitors and travel notes fill Webster edition
A parade of residents and guests stops through Webster city with trips to Hubbard Rolfe Chicago Des Moines Newton Cedar Rapids and various towns. Many residents including Miss Morrison Miss McDonald and Mrs Benedict visit relatives while others attend funerals auctions and school planning meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Hemmen
Kamrar
Roe Spratt
Hubbard
Maerel
A. C. Wickwire
Rolfe
Geo. Wambach
Chicago
Mary Morrison
Blairsburg
Emma McDonald
Lou Landers
Leona Call
Iowa City
Arthur Pickett
Jas.Clark
Parkersburg
W. J. Selby
Sanford Webb
L. H. Nelson
Lohrville
Lyman Beers
Gilmore City
C. W. Smith
Fort Dodge
F. E. Jones
Agnes Weise
Grace Spratt
N. H. Hellen
Westmorland County
Penn
Jas. Welch
Des Moines
Irvas of Carroll
St. Thomas Aquinas Church
Jay Pinkerton
Baby
Lavern
Minn
Will F. Smith
Phil Rouillard
Maryville
Missouri
Hierson Frank
Oklahoma City
L. N. Gerber
Karmar
Anmmmer
Four C’s
Otto von Krog
Eilaworth
Win. Haller
Newton
David Coleman
Vere Walters
W. B. Walters
Eagle Grove
F.W. Heron
Iowa
Fred Pfeffenaugh
Colorado
Misa Morgan
Dr. Larrabee
Cedar Rapids
James L. Mentzheimer
A. A. Benedict
E. R. Parker
Ollie Bartlett
Ireton
John Arthur
Warren Little
T. H. Seevera
Oskaloosa
Dr. Kellogg
James McDonald
Fremont Township
Utica
New York
O. J. McCullough
Pocahontas Center
M. L
Marshalltown
Pelf
Kate Eyer
Minnie Crary
Lettie Young Hunter
Wickware
Minnesota
Sara Wickware
Germany
Clarion
Lehigh
California
Cherokee
Yankton
Alumni Poem Recalls Webster City High School Years
A long alumni poem by Miss Bessie Lyon read at the Alumni banquet traces Webster City High School classes from 1881 through 1900. It notes graduates, deaths, careers, and long travels, with a closing toast and a plug for Burleson & Hoyt's grape juice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bessie Lyon
Webster City High School
Bessie Lyon
Stetson
Burleson & Hoyt’s
Drtift
Farmer Returns Horse Dealer Over Shying Creature
A farmer bursts into a horse dealer’s shop claiming the horse he bought shies and won’t cross a bridge. The dealer remains calm saying he sold the horse because the owner wanted to go out of town, and asks what the buyer expects him to do. The paper notes the exchange as a humorous clash over a questionable sale.
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London
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Ed Bass
Emma Cash
Loueen Pattee
Oscar D
Lizzie Bain
Salt Lake
Frederick Guinan
MacArthur
Manila Bay
Delia Hall
Dakin’s
Jessie Medbery’s
Jessie Edwards
Sunnyside
Cass Township
Ralph France
Eva Caquelin
Harold Ford
Raymond France
Nellie Caquelin
Ocea Delle Ford
Mabel Caquelin
Mary Keigan
Rosy Miller
Ethel France
Florence Welch
Pearl Welch
Ira B
Shinkle
W. Jordan & Son
Atyle Challies
Amoskeag
Silkoline Sale
Fine Axminister
Smyrna Ruge
Cobra
Iim
Atores
Tueaday
Princess
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