The Webster City Freeman, March 20, 1922:
Social at Saratoga.
Mesdames Arthur Adams, N.J. Whaley, Will Ewing and H.T. Layne entertained the members of the sunshine circle and their families at the Layne home Friday night. The guests not having passports into Ireland, the matter was compromised by their walking the rocky road to Dublin and kissing the blarney stone. Ireland proved to be the living room festooned in green, containing the pig in the parlor and other supposedly national characteristics. The hours until 11 o'clock were spent in games and contests suggestive of the seventeenth of March. In the children's contest Frank Stearns won the first prize; in the grown-ups shamrock contest the prizes awarded Will Ewing and Harold Riley, and in the test "Have you the nerves of an Irishman?" the prize was awarded to N.J. Whaley. Mrs. N.J. Whaley gave a short sketch of St. Patrick's life. There were toasts to the Irish and to St. Patrick and Irish stories galore.
Luncheon, carrying out the color scheme of the Irish flag, was served at 11 o'clock.
The clever compliments paid by the departing guests and which left the hostesses in a pleased mood, proved the efficacy of the blarney stone salutation.
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The Wester City Freeman, January 24, 1921:
Don't forget the N.J. Whaley sale of livestock and farm machinery on Thursday, Jan. 27, at the farm 10 miles south and 1 mile west of Webster City.
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The Wester City Freeman, October 2, 1917:
Nelson Whaley and family spent Sunday at the William Adams home near Homer.
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The Wester City Freeman, July 25, 1916:
Nelson Whaley and family Sundayed at the Wm. Adams home near Homer.
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1900 Census - Occupation: Farmer (Round Grove, Woods Co., Oklahoma)
1910 Census - Occupation: Engineer, Industry: City Light (Carmen, Alfalfa Co., Oklahoma)
1920 Census - Occupation: Farmer, Industry: General (Webster City, Hamilton Co., Iowa)
1930 Census - Occupation: Proprietor, Industry: Cement Mason Contractor (Webster City, Hamilton Co., Iowa)
1940 Census - Occupation: [blank] (Webster, Hamilton Co., Iowa)
Social at Saratoga.
Mesdames Arthur Adams, N.J. Whaley, Will Ewing and H.T. Layne entertained the members of the sunshine circle and their families at the Layne home Friday night. The guests not having passports into Ireland, the matter was compromised by their walking the rocky road to Dublin and kissing the blarney stone. Ireland proved to be the living room festooned in green, containing the pig in the parlor and other supposedly national characteristics. The hours until 11 o'clock were spent in games and contests suggestive of the seventeenth of March. In the children's contest Frank Stearns won the first prize; in the grown-ups shamrock contest the prizes awarded Will Ewing and Harold Riley, and in the test "Have you the nerves of an Irishman?" the prize was awarded to N.J. Whaley. Mrs. N.J. Whaley gave a short sketch of St. Patrick's life. There were toasts to the Irish and to St. Patrick and Irish stories galore.
Luncheon, carrying out the color scheme of the Irish flag, was served at 11 o'clock.
The clever compliments paid by the departing guests and which left the hostesses in a pleased mood, proved the efficacy of the blarney stone salutation.
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The Wester City Freeman, January 24, 1921:
Don't forget the N.J. Whaley sale of livestock and farm machinery on Thursday, Jan. 27, at the farm 10 miles south and 1 mile west of Webster City.
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The Wester City Freeman, October 2, 1917:
Nelson Whaley and family spent Sunday at the William Adams home near Homer.
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The Wester City Freeman, July 25, 1916:
Nelson Whaley and family Sundayed at the Wm. Adams home near Homer.
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1900 Census - Occupation: Farmer (Round Grove, Woods Co., Oklahoma)
1910 Census - Occupation: Engineer, Industry: City Light (Carmen, Alfalfa Co., Oklahoma)
1920 Census - Occupation: Farmer, Industry: General (Webster City, Hamilton Co., Iowa)
1930 Census - Occupation: Proprietor, Industry: Cement Mason Contractor (Webster City, Hamilton Co., Iowa)
1940 Census - Occupation: [blank] (Webster, Hamilton Co., Iowa)
The Webster City Freeman, March 20, 1922:
Social at Saratoga.
Mesdames Arthur Adams, N.J. Whaley, Will Ewing and H.T. Layne entertained the members of the sunshine circle and their families at the Layne home Friday night. The guests not having passports into Ireland, the matter was compromised by their walking the rocky road to Dublin and kissing the blarney stone. Ireland proved to be the living room festooned in green, containing the pig in the parlor and other supposedly national characteristics. The hours until 11 o'clock were spent in games and contests suggestive of the seventeenth of March. In the children's contest Frank Stearns won the first prize; in the grown-ups shamrock contest the prizes awarded Will Ewing and Harold Riley, and in the test "Have you the nerves of an Irishman?" the prize was awarded to N.J. Whaley. Mrs. N.J. Whaley gave a short sketch of St. Patrick's life. There were toasts to the Irish and to St. Patrick and Irish stories galore.
Luncheon, carrying out the color scheme of the Irish flag, was served at 11 o'clock.
The clever compliments paid by the departing guests and which left the hostesses in a pleased mood, proved the efficacy of the blarney stone salutation.
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The Wester City Freeman, January 24, 1921:
Don't forget the N.J. Whaley sale of livestock and farm machinery on Thursday, Jan. 27, at the farm 10 miles south and 1 mile west of Webster City.
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The Wester City Freeman, October 2, 1917:
Nelson Whaley and family spent Sunday at the William Adams home near Homer.
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The Wester City Freeman, July 25, 1916:
Nelson Whaley and family Sundayed at the Wm. Adams home near Homer.
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1900 Census - Occupation: Farmer (Round Grove, Woods Co., Oklahoma)
1910 Census - Occupation: Engineer, Industry: City Light (Carmen, Alfalfa Co., Oklahoma)
1920 Census - Occupation: Farmer, Industry: General (Webster City, Hamilton Co., Iowa)
1930 Census - Occupation: Proprietor, Industry: Cement Mason Contractor (Webster City, Hamilton Co., Iowa)
1940 Census - Occupation: [blank] (Webster, Hamilton Co., Iowa)
Social at Saratoga.
Mesdames Arthur Adams, N.J. Whaley, Will Ewing and H.T. Layne entertained the members of the sunshine circle and their families at the Layne home Friday night. The guests not having passports into Ireland, the matter was compromised by their walking the rocky road to Dublin and kissing the blarney stone. Ireland proved to be the living room festooned in green, containing the pig in the parlor and other supposedly national characteristics. The hours until 11 o'clock were spent in games and contests suggestive of the seventeenth of March. In the children's contest Frank Stearns won the first prize; in the grown-ups shamrock contest the prizes awarded Will Ewing and Harold Riley, and in the test "Have you the nerves of an Irishman?" the prize was awarded to N.J. Whaley. Mrs. N.J. Whaley gave a short sketch of St. Patrick's life. There were toasts to the Irish and to St. Patrick and Irish stories galore.
Luncheon, carrying out the color scheme of the Irish flag, was served at 11 o'clock.
The clever compliments paid by the departing guests and which left the hostesses in a pleased mood, proved the efficacy of the blarney stone salutation.
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The Wester City Freeman, January 24, 1921:
Don't forget the N.J. Whaley sale of livestock and farm machinery on Thursday, Jan. 27, at the farm 10 miles south and 1 mile west of Webster City.
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The Wester City Freeman, October 2, 1917:
Nelson Whaley and family spent Sunday at the William Adams home near Homer.
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The Wester City Freeman, July 25, 1916:
Nelson Whaley and family Sundayed at the Wm. Adams home near Homer.
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1900 Census - Occupation: Farmer (Round Grove, Woods Co., Oklahoma)
1910 Census - Occupation: Engineer, Industry: City Light (Carmen, Alfalfa Co., Oklahoma)
1920 Census - Occupation: Farmer, Industry: General (Webster City, Hamilton Co., Iowa)
1930 Census - Occupation: Proprietor, Industry: Cement Mason Contractor (Webster City, Hamilton Co., Iowa)
1940 Census - Occupation: [blank] (Webster, Hamilton Co., Iowa)
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