Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-04-05
Lime Springs.


the Class of 'o7, Friday evening, at S o.
ally decorated in the class colors: pink
and pea green.
Miss Hattie Owens returned to Straw.
berry Point, Saturday, where she will
resume her duties as teacher after a
five weeks vacation.
Miss Robey and nephew Earl Kelly
departed for their home near Monona,
Ia, Saturday.
Alvin Nash was Cresco visitor
Saturday.
Mrs. Umhoher, of Austin, is visiting
at the Slasor home.
Florence Nash went to Austin, Satur.
day.
Miss Ryan, of Postville, is visiting
with Nellie Mullen.
Mrs. w. ]. Burns and little Carmilla
went to Ft. Atkinson, Saturday.
Katie Roberts came down from Austin,
Saturday. She has been attending
school at that place.
Miss Lena Trydall was at Cresco,
Saturday.
Misses Ryan end Katie Sullivan were
visiting in Cresco, Saturday.
Mrs. Richard Frost and children went
to Cresco, Saturday,
Anna Wilson went to Chester, Satur
day:
Alma Jones, of Bonair, is visiting hel
sister Mrs. Dave Thomas.
Cliff. Summers went to Fl. Atkinson
| Saturday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. of Cresco, are
visiting his brother S. A. Miller.
S. A. Miller and G. H. Wetter were
business callers in Cresco, Saturday.
| Hugh Thomas came home Saturday
to spend Sunday with his family, hi!
headquarters being at Cedar Rapids.
Nellie Mullen was business Gale
in Chester, Saturday.
Win. Sanborn came home Saturda,
to spend Sunday.
Charley McNalley was up from
Cresco, Saturday.
Mrs. D. K. Jones has received tn
sad news of the death of her daughter
two children in Chicago, from scarle
fever.
I Agnes and Ruth Love departed 70
Jamestown, N. D., Monday.
Lille Upton spent Sunday at home
She is trimmer with Mrs. DeNoyelle
in Cresco.
! M. Olive Nash was at Cresco, Satur
day.
c. ]. Zook, of Chester, was in Lin
Springs Thursday.
Marvin Jones, of Minneapolis, was
guest at r. M. Roberts, Friday an
Saturday.
Misses Agnes aud Ruth Love spen
their last Sunday in Iowa at Chester
accompanied by Misses Olive and Elsi
| Nash, Margaret Roberts and Neena
| Wetter.
John Sanborn made trip to Chester
Sunday,
D. L. Grannis, of Cresco, was a bust
ness caller in town, Monday.
| Geo. Magee was calling on old friends
Monday.
R. r. Rose was up from cresco
Monday.
Chas. Nash and Elmer Sackett, o
Cherry Grove, was in town Monday.
Prof, Hugh E. Jones, of Blooming
Prairie, Mimi, spent his vacation a
the parental home.
Knute Paulson loaded car of farm
implements and household goods which
he shipped to Presho, S. D., Sunday.
Blanche Kaiser returned to Fayette
Tuesday.
Frank Stevens has been on the sicl
list, during the past week, and Gran
Jones has been driving the mail route
for him during his illness.
Grant Jones and Seth Louden went
| to Cresco, Wednesday.
Will Roberts went to Cresco, Satur
day.
Willie Hughes and Richard Thomas
visited in Cresco, Sunday.
Alex. Turnnliers father, of Boaz, Wis,
has been visiting here during the past
few weeks.
Jas Berning, of Bristol, was in town
Tuesday.
We are sorry to hear that Mr. and
Mrs: Slagle are going to move their
stock of groceries to Cresco the last of
April.
The Cemetery Association will meet
with Mrs. Frank Stevens, Saturday.
The small base ball team of boys
went to Chester, Saturday, and won the
first game of the season.
Prof. Parry's Lime Springs class held
a concert in the Wslsh church, Tues
day, consisting of number of pieces
gwen at the previous concert.
The Superintendent, and roadmaster
and lady, in the interests of the C. M.
& st. P. Ry. were in town Wednesday
for the purpose of designing park.
Mr.. Whalen and wife spent Sunday
at Cresco.
John Owens, of Chester, was in town
Thursday.
John sanborn spent Saturday in
Cresco.
Mr.. Woodcock, Of Cresco, was in our
city ThnrsdRy.