Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-09-20
lime Springs.

Miss Jennie Davis of Chicago, ILL.,, is
visiting her father, John Davis, and
brother Ben.
Don't forget to attend Deestrick
Skule, Friday evening.
Mrs. A. J.. Baerman is on the sick
list this week.
The Royal Neighbors initiated large
number Tuesday afternoon. A crowd
of lie Roy ladies were down. Dinner
was served at the home of Mrs. Gilbert
Moar.
Miss Alice Nagel of Cherry Grove was
a guest of her sister, Mrs. A. R. john
son, Monday.
Mrs. LIP. Sanborn and son Phil were
up from Bonair, Monday.
| Fred Gates had the misfortune Mon
day to have his jaw broken. He was
chasing COW and ran into a, clothes
line.
j. H. Jones of Bonair was business
caller in town Tuesday.
Curtis Moore is home for few DAYS.
He is now night operator at Faribault,
MINI.
Mr.. Wynn of Austin was business
caller here Monday.
| 1t has been reported that Editor Zook
of Chester has rented theZ. Ivers house
and expects to move soon. Ivers ex.
poets to leave this week for Duluth
where they will make their future
home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. McCullocla were
county seat visitors Tuesday.
| Those attending ball game at Cresce
| Tuesday between Cresco and Pipestone
Indians were Frank Burns, Sam Ivers
Jesse Wetter, Ed Mullen, Willie
Hughes, Eli Foote and Arthur Altman.
| Messrs. Dale, Smith and Ray Phifel
were down from Chester, Wednesday.
G. H. Wetter made business trir
to Ossian, Wednesday.
Misses Jerusha and Marie Thomas
departed Monday for Storm Lake
where they will attend Beuna Vista
college.
Sam Ivers has new assistant in the
barber shop.
| S. d. Martz of LIE Roy was bushes,
caller in town Wednesday.
Il C. V. Summers and wife and little
daughter returned from Fl. Atkinson
Wednesday.
i Mrs. Plummer and Marguerite re
turned from GAINESVILLE, Wis, Wednes
day morning.
i Miss Clara Converse of Cresco was :
Iguest of Ina Sanborn, Wednesday,.
i The home of H. C. Foulkes wa
struck by lightning, Wednesday morn
i ing. 1t knocked the chimney off an,
tore the roof, one of the bricks strikin,
| Winnifred and stunning her slightly.
Mrs. A. G. McCullow assisted In
Sanborn, Wednesday, at the opening
Mrs. Web Richards and Elsie McCul
loch served coffee.
The barn of Evan Evans of Old Tow
was struck by lightning. The bar
) burned to the ground, burning som,
: stock and horses, also grain and ha
) which had not been in the barn yer
J long. The loss is quite heavy.
Sunday the sons, daughters, nephew
and nieces of Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte San
born gathered to celebrate their got
anniversary. It was all surprise t
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanborn. Their daugh
tiers and sons came and got all read,
and sent for them to come in for din
ner: The relatives presented then
present were Mrs. Matte Craig of Fay
cite, Iowa; Mrs. Emma Searles an
daughter Florence Of Canton, S. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Sanborn, Lin,
Springs; Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sanporn
1 Lime Springs; Mrs. Vira Whitford q
Volga; Mrs. Ruth Smith, Volga; Mr.
and Mrs. G. N. Bulls, McIntire;; Mr.
and Mrs. L. P. Sanborn, Bonair; Mr.
and Mrs. HI. H. Sanborr, Lime Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Sanborn, Linn,
Springs; Mrs. P. C. Sanborn, Lime
Springs; Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wells ane
James Keppel of st. Cloud.
Mrs. Thomas Morris of Bristol was
aIguest of Mrs. Will Morris, Wednesday