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Webster City Tribune

Location

Webster City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1913

Page

4

West Independence Neighborhood Notes Item

West Independence reports H Schweppe and Fred Eggers delivering hogs to Webster City Saturday. Farmers begin clover hay making. Misses Richie and Henrietta Gray visit Mrs Schweppe. Tillie Heins returns from Mankato to visit siblings Carl and Louisa. Mitchell of Webster City advances on Isaac Smiths barn. Adams and Brock lay cement foundation under Fred Bauers barn. June 24.

West Independence H. Schweppe Fred Eggers Webster City Richie Henrietta Gray Near Kamrar John Schweppe Tillie Heins Mankato Minnesota Carl Louisa Heins Mr. Mitchell Isaac Smith J. W. Adams G. W. Brock Fred Bauer

Local Social Notes and Rural Happenings Around June 26

Des Moines visitors Miss Ella Anderson and Miss May Craig share family visits while Edith Claflin stays with relatives near Jewell. Ada Richards and family visit Boone, Will Brock family at Harmony Center, and McConnell farm latest barn completion noted. A joyous mix of picnics chautauqua trips and town and county visits marked by illness notes and funeral for B F Morrill in the Christian church.

Ella Anderson Des Moines Edith Claflin Geo, Claflin Jewell D.richards Boone Will Brock Oscar Brock Harmony Center W. C. McConnell Orval Berryhill Grandview Helen Gilmore Rachel Sterling Webster City Guy B. McFarland Emma Amundson H. E R. E. Riley E. F. McFarland Sioux Rapids W. B. Kepler B. F. Morrill Christian Church Shaw Morrill Charles Wilson

Local families visit in Wort Dodge area events

Mrs Ed Hawks and son Howard of Wort Dodge visited the Ed Sayre home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs H W Stafford and son Clay traveled from Ames Sunday. Odd Fellows held memorial services and decorated graves. Mrs Hansen and son Fred from Forest City visited J W Bell. Sunday school children enjoyed a picnic on the J W McNee lawn despite rain. Races were featured and time deemed very fine.

Ed Hawks Howard Wort Dodge Ed Sayre H. W. Stafford Clay Ames Odd Fellows Qodd Cliff Napp Sayre, N Fr. S. van Buskirk Hansen Fred Forest City

Webster City Resident Returns Home After Absent Period

In Webster City the past two months a resident returns home, marking a short absence and reestablishment of daily routines.

Webster City

Board honors longtime executive with diamond gift

At the Hamilton County State Bank semi annual meeting Miss Annie C. Smith tendered her resignation after twenty five years as assistant cashier. Murray McMurray was elected to fill the vacancy and the directors presented Miss Smith with a solitaire diamond ring in appreciation of her faithful service.

Hamilton County State Bank Annie C. Smith Murray McMurray

Double Wedding in Chicago Unites Trier and Ruth and Carter Couples

A June 11 Chicago ceremony united Miss Marie Trier and Adolph H. Ruth in a church wedding at Second Congregational in Oak Park with twin Clara marrying Chillis I Carter of Boston. The five Trier sisters, once Des Moines residents, formed a concert company noted nationwide for their merit and sibling bond.

Chicago Marie Trier Adolph H. Ruth Clara Chillis I, Carter Boston Second Congregational Church Oak Park Des Moines

Unusual flowering cactus and fragrant vines on D H Morgan lawn

At east Division street D H Morgan grows a five year old flowering cactus with thirty seven blossoms and scarlet flowers two and a half inches wide and four inches long. A jasmine vine two years old covers a three foot square trellis with white fragrant blooms after rain. The Morgan lawn is well cared for with lush grass and a thriving vegetable garden, a sight for any gardener.

D. H. Morgan East Division Street Morgan Morgan Lawn

Picnic Day At Club House Sponsored By Social Affairs

Wednesday's outing club day drew about forty members and families to the woods for a rain refreshed picnic. They enjoyed dinner on the porch and lawn and engaged in golf tennis croquet and other pastimes. A complimentary breakfast was hosted at nine by Mrs Clare H Currie for Miss Edith Hazard of Salem Oregon visiting at the Currie home.

J. N. Maxwell May Craig Hill John Carey Henry Porter Albert Craig Hagle Grove Woods Stanhope May Grover CLUB Mrrs Clare H. Currie Edith Hazard Salem Oregon F. S. Currie

Smocks Celebrate Seventeenth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs R P Smock hosted about thirty relatives and friends for a lawn picnic supper Wednesday evening marking their seventeenth anniversary. Gifts included a reading lamp and glass dish. Also for sale a practically new kitchen cabinet by W S Clifton for $24 at 26d38 Walnut Street or phone 177.

R. P. Smock W. S. Clifton Walnut Street

Third church in Hamilton County noted in 1869 history

The article recalls the 1869 election results with I Doane A A Wicks John Eckstein and others re elected and J D Hunter re elected to the legislature. It details the 1869 census data and early county development including the second church in Webster City and a new bank organized as Young Estes and Company in 1870.

Hamilton County I. Doane A. A. Wicks John Eckstein John McMiller J. D. Hunter Hamilton Wright Franklin Dr. Curtis Congregational Church Webster City Willson Avenue Bank Street J. M. Funk Willson W. N. Browning Browning Seneca Street Rosenkrans R. I. Burleson Lewis Crary Blairsburg Lakin’s Grove Randall Homer Hook’s Point Homer Circuit Mershon Hunter

Notice to Contractors for Hamilton County Drain No 147 Bids

Hamilton county Iowa seeks sealed bids for Cass township drain No 147. Bids due July 5th 1913 at 1 30 p m with a ten percent certified check. Bids must use first class salt glazed vitrified clay tile. Work to begin within 30 days of letting and be finished by September 1st 1914. County Auditor Ai J Peterson signs the notice.

Board of Supervisors Hamilton County Iowa Webster City Cass Township Ai J. Peterson

Bank Robbery Indictments in New Westminster

Indictments charge Charles Dean with the 1911 Bank of Montreal robbery in New Westminster where over 273000 dollars was stolen and John McNamara with the alleged attempted auto theft to aid the escape. Dean was arrested in Los Angeles and McNamara in New York. both were extradited.

New Westminister B. C Charles Dean Bank of Montreal John McNamara Dean Los Angeles McNamara New York

Vaccination is Serious in Towa City Case

Deputy county recorder J M Kadlee testified in court while ill with smallpox. Court reporter Addie M Sheff, vaccinated to avoid contagion, was hospitalized with severe vaccine reaction and is sicker than Kadlee.

Towa City J. M. Kadlee Addie M. Sheff

Golden wedding of B F Barge celebrated in Yakima

Fifty year couple B F and Mrs B F Barge long-time Webster City residents celebrated their golden wedding in North Yakima. The Yakima Independent notes a church ceremony at First Baptist with organist H W Sharpe, a quartet, and a reception by the Twentieth Century Club. Notables W L Steinweg and Col W W Robertson praised Prof. Barge.

B. F. Barge Webster City of Washington North Yakima Yakima First’ Baptist Church H. W. Sharpe Barge L. C. Meigs A. A. Ames W. H. Hellen C. I. Eberle EB. B. Leckey Miriam Eberle H. L. Boardman Twentieth Century Club W. L. Steinweg First National Bank Col W. W. Robertson The Republic Professor Barge

Personal Briefs in Spokane Visit Family Members

Mrs. Wm. FL Hawley of Spokane Washington is in the city visiting her aunts Mesdames Chas. Stoddard D. S. Jewett and Wm. Moore and other relatives. Mr. Hawley will arrive next week. Miss Elizabeth Chamberlin re-

Wm. FL Hawley Spokane Wash City Mesdames Chas. Stoddard D. S. Jewett Wm. Moore Mr. Hawley Elizabeth Chamberlin

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