Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-02-26
Lime Springs.

her sister, Mrs. e. 81. Allen of Cresco
from Wednesday until Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Nichols Of Cries.
co were up Wednesday to attend the
funeral of f. NJ. CLARK.
Mrs. Freemire of Chester attended
the funeral Of f. M. Clark Wednesday
Anthony Marshall and wife were up
from Cresco Friday evening to attend
the colonial dinner given by the S.
M. M. Art and Social Club at the
home of Mrs. A. e. Marsh.
e. FL. Allen and wife of Cresco were
up to attend colonial dinner.
Those attending the funeral of f.
M. Clark from Cresco were:
Robert Thomson, Henry Young,
John McCook and ]. @. Webster.
Robert Thomas Of Heborn, Ind, is
spending few weeks at the home of
his parents, Mr., John Thomas.
G. 81. Wetter and wife entertained I
Q. d. Nichols and wife of Cresco for.
supper Wednesday evening.
The Presby terrain Ladies Aid Soci-
ETY. met with Mrs. J.W. Platt, Thurs.
! day.
Ira Ruesink of Cogswell, N. D., is
spending few days with friends and
relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Williams enter.
tanned Mrs. Freemire of Chester for
supper Wednesday evening.
Those attending the funeral OF f.
NJ. Clark from Chester were:
Charley Lake, D. FL. Vinegar, Vir.
gil McWilliams, John Bratrude, John
Phifer, Frank Freemire.
Miss Margretta Griffith ente rtained
a crowd of young people Thursday
evening; games being the feature Of
the evening, after which refresh
ments were served. Then all depart.
ed for their homes, voting Miss Mar
gretta royal en- tertainer.
Thursday evening the boys High
School Basket Ball Team and Town
Team met in Star Opera House to see
which team were the stronger. The
game resulted in favor Of High School
Boy's-score being 81 to 6. The line
ups were Town Team:-J. r. Nc
Anelly, right forward; W. S. French,
left forward; Lloyd Horton, center;
Joseph Auwers, right guard; d. FL.
Thomas, left guard.
The High School Team:-Jesse
Wetter, right forward; Evan viii.
Jams, left forward; Clinton Roberts,
left guard; Leonard Jones, right
guard; Eddie Evans, center.
Herman Parchman was a business
caller at Cresco Saturday.
Miss Hattie Owens returned from
Strawberry Point Saturday, where
she has been teaching in rural chool
six miles from that place.
Mrs. Lew Foye is the guest of his
parents, L. L. Foye.
Hugh Thomas and wife of Cresco
were calling on friends and relatives
in our city Saturday.
Misses Alice and Jessie Sheldon.
arrived from Chicago Saturday morn
Ing to spend few days with aunt,
Mrs. w. f. holman and uncle, A. r.
Johnson.
Presiding Elder Magee was a guest
at the home of Rev. e. A. Lang.
| Mrs. j. X. Kaiser returned from
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Saturday noon,
where she has been purchasing her
spring millinery goods.
G. A. Lee returned from business
trip to Oresco Saturday noon.
The S. M. M. Art and Social Club
gave O'Clock dinner at the home
OF Mrs. A. e. Marsh, in honor Of
Washingtons birthday and Mrs.
Marsh's birthday. The house was
decorated in red, white and blue
bunting and flags, sand pink and green,
the club colors. Covers were laid for
thirty-fve; the tables were decorated
In pink and green, the center piece of
one was Washington's cherry tree and
OF the other was hyacinths. The
place cards were Westinghouse hatch
ct tied with club colors. After the
dinner was serve toasts were respond.
ed to by Mrs. Mary Hill, Mr.. Fred
Hill, A. e. Marsh, Harley Sanborp,
Mrs. Harley Sanborn acting as toast
master. After which Mrs. e. 81. AL
len and Eugene Marsh Jr., each sang
a solo, then all departed for their
homes.
Lou Knudsen and wife returned
from Rtchland Center, Wis, Satur-
day, where they have been visiting.
Mrs. w. f. HOLMAN entertained a
crowd of young people Saturday even
Ing in honor of her neices, Alice and
Jessie Sheldon OF Chicago.
f. M. Clark passed away Monday,
Feb. is, 1907, after an illness of five
or six weeks. The funeral was held
in the NJ. e, church, it being Mason
ic funeral, Robert Thomson of Cresco
officiating. He was laid to rest In
Pleasant Hill Cemetery. We extend
our sympathy.
GRECHn MADYEr