Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-03-12
Lime Springs.

| ]. ]. Williams and wife returned from
Minneapolis Wednesday evening, after
spending few days with Mrs. Will
Jams sister, Mrs. Ella Morris.
Miss Eloise Hill arrived home from
Mankato Saturday to spend few weeks
at the parental home.
Ralph Clark and wife of Cresco we're
guests at the McCulloch hcme from
Saturday until Sunday.
HattieOwens spent from Wednesday
until Sunday at the home OF Clary Ma
gel, near Cherry Grove. MINI.
Walter Smith of Chester was calling
on friends in our city Saturday.
| Mrs. Nellie Daniels of Minneapolis
which was formerly her home, arrived
Friday to spend few weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Nash.
When she returns she expects to go to
Montgomery, Mimi, where her hus-
band has charge of three mills.
! John Linderman departed for Spring
Valley, Mimi, Saturday, where he will
spend few days with his sister'in-law,
MRS. Harry Stefins. and from there
goes to Harmony to visit his parents.
| ]. ]. Williams and Grant Jones were
business callers in LIE Roy Saturday.
On Friday evening, March 18th, will
be given the annual High School enter
tainment, the proceeds go toward the
purchase of piano for the high school
room. The program this year will con.
sist of a medal contest together with
singing and drill exercises. In the con-
test each competitor will give decla-
nation, the one being judged the best
will receive a gold medal and the next
best silver medal. We all know the
i, benefit to be derived from being able to
express ones self creditably before PEG.
, pie. All persons sooner or later in
their lives, are called upon to express
themselves in public and this part Of
their education should not be neglect
ed but encouraged. The pupils have
now nice sum toward their piano and
} with the patronage of the patrons in
these entertainments, will soon have
} the necessary amount.
VIM. Paul has moved on his farm
\ south of town this week and K. Paul
son moved into the house vacated by
Mr.. Paul and family.
Barney Thorne and wife of Bonair
, were guests of Mrs. Thorne's father, T.
H. Richards, Friday.
D. L. Grannis of Cresco was bust
ness caller in town Friday.
!. Miss Margaret Owens of Chester was
a guest of Mrs. Ruth Hall from Friday
: until Monday.
Miss Grace Johnson of Chester at
tended the entertainment in the Welsh
church Friday evening.
Mr.. Dibble of New Hampton, the
Superintendent of Sunday schools was
working in our section Friday and Sat
urday.
II Miss Anna Dauis of Cresco was guest
! of her cousin Ruth Davis, from Friday
: until Sunday.
r Sarah Brown country Gapt., aud eis-
j. ter, spent Friday with Mrs. w. O.
J Thomas.
: Cora Morris of Bristol returned from
Cresco, Friday evening.
I'll Virgil McWilliams of Chester atten'
Il ded the entertainment Friday evening.
,tl Ben Roper and Edna Pickett of Ches
q ter attended the entertainment Friday
l. evening.
VI On last Friday, Prof Parry gave 6
!. concert composed of his three classes
G. of Chester, Lime Springs and Bristol
. The concert consisted of choruses, du
etts and solos, which were all well rem
~ dered, and showed the musical training
of Mr.. Parry. A large number of PEG
pie attended the concert
Those down from Chester that be
longed to Mr.. Parrys class that san
ID at the concert we're, Misses Nella Phi
fer, Matte Spencer, Roper, Turner
Meredith, and Baldwin, and Messers
TT Jim Mcdowell, Will Graham, Free
y Williams and Harry Jones.
= Geneva Anderson has been on tn
al sick list the past week, besng unable t
h. attend school.
to Jennie Ruesink departed for Cresc'
Sc Monday, where she is going to lear
millinery with Mrs. Denoyelles.
% Clerence Moar is quite sick with in
al hamitory rheumatism, he is staying il
town at his son Gilbert's taking treat
- ment.
g Davis Corners.
is Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Johnrude