Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-10-25
Kendallyille.

Kendallville.
Matte Burton, teacher at the sKen-
dallvile school gave chicken pie sup
per at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Clink, last Friday night for the benefit
of the school library. Something like
eight dollars was realized on pie.
Ole Lundereng's father and sister
were up from Satire last week fora few
days visit in the village.
F. E. Wallace threshed and hauled to
market fourteen acres of barley, which
paid the rent for 100 acres of land.
That's going some.
w. ]. Gossman from near Canton,
was business caller in the burg last
/ week and expect to be here this week
with his buck wheat and get some Of
that Whoop-a-la flour that makes them
all smile.
Harrison gilbert was out from
Cresco Monday and started husking his
share of the corn crop on his farm .on
Buttermilk street. Corn not as good
as some years, but the price brings it
about up to the average, and every
body works but father.
The new preacher, Rev. Elver of
Fayette preached his first sermon here
last Sunday at the M. E. church on
Water street. There will be regular
services at the church every Sunday at
the usual hour.
, Mrs. Laura Guyette who has been
visiting her sister, Ella Daskam the
past week, returned to her ..home at
Spencer, Monday evening, Mrs. Das-
kan going with her as far as Calmar.
Better beat it while your shoes fare
good and bring back that old curry
comb and brush. He walked right in,
got the currycomb and walked right
out again.
Mrs. w. T. Bigalk Of Albion, was a
caller at the Reuter- home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Eddy of Cresco
were guests at the AL Daskam home
Sunday.
Arthur Kellogg and family of Cresco
were visiting at the L. G. Burton home
Sunday.
Will Kendall took in the Roller Skat-
ing Rink at Canton Saturday evening.
Pain in shoulder, that's all.
Big Dance in the Grange Hall Friday
evening, Oct. 25th. Supper will be
served at AL Daskam's.
M. Askelsen was business caller in
the village last week.
Johnny Quinn was business caller
in the burg Monday and reports his
corn crop on the old farm as being very
good.
We understand that some nimrod at
Granger landed some nice black bass
last week, three of them weighing IS
pounds. There seems to be some large
fish in the beautiful waters of the
Oneota, but none Of that size ever
shows up around here.
The cream business must be picking
up little around here. Handke got
busy Sunday and went out on the route.
Every little bit added helps some.
M. H. Culbert of Cresco was over
one day last week and took home sack
of that Buckwheat flour. Nothing like
it since he left Canada. That's what
what everybody says.
Alison Daskam sold a crate of chick
ems at Harmony last Friday.
Carpenters are at work this week
putting in the shelving and counters in
the dry goods department of the Joe
johnson store.
Flour seems to have ready sale here
now; more than one hundred sacks
were sold here last week.
Did you try any of the Pride of Ken
dallville Buckwheat flour? Don't miss
it; it is Jim Dandy flour and those
buckwheat cakes look good to me.
Prof. Rapp, the magician will be here
Oct. 18th and entertain the people.
Show takes place rain or shine at the
Grange Hall. This is the greatest won
der of the present age.
John H. Luers was over from Cresco
Monday, possibly looking for some of
those six pound bass. Don't think
there are any here John; never saw any
that looked that big to me.
Andy Wentworth was in the village
last week, Just come up from the Pen
Handle country in the Lone Star State.
Didn't see any sand burps in Andy's
whiskers either; he is looking fine.
Mrs. D. G. Bennett of Woonsecket, /
IS. D., came to the village Last week,
She expects to stay this winter with
her sister, Mrs. Young,
Mrs. Joseph Culbert and little son Is s
own from St. Paul for visit at the
parental home.