Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-11-29
Lime Springs.

DR.. Hunt of Cresco was business cal
Ter in town Monday.
Mrs. Baerman and Perle Jones were
county seat visitors Monday.
Mrs. Ella Morris of Minneapolis ar
rived Monday to see her father who is
quite ill.
b. Workman was at Cresco Monday
on business.
Mrs. Thomas came up from Cresco
Monday.
Mrs. George Slasor and, daughter
Alice went to Austin Monday to visit
daughter and sister, Mrs. Cora Um-
hotter.
John Marshall went to Austin Mon
day.
Perle Snow was home from Bonair
over Sunday.
Lou Aberg and wife of Cresco were
up Monday to see liver Iverson and
family.
Richard Farrar returned to Austin
Monday.
Mr.. Bollman shipped his car of house
hold goods to Grand Forks, N. D.,
Tuesday, where they expect to make
their future home. The family are
visiting friends and relatives at Cas-
Italia, Iowa.
We are sorry to report Mrs. Dan G.
Davis to be on the sick list.
Evan and Jane Ann Williams have
been out of school the past week on ac-
count of their grand-fathers illness.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark were coun-
ty seat callers Tuesday.
Fred Gates was at Cresco Tuesday.
w. c. Jones and wife were business
callers at Cresco Tuesday.
liver Iverson shipped car load OF
household goods and stock near Bis
mark, N. D., Monday. The family
will follow; they expect to make thei
future home there.
Mrs. W. j. Williams was at Cresco
Tuesday.
Mrs. Dave Jones arrived from Ips-
wich, S. D., Tuesday to see her father
who is quite ill.
Ida Jones is back to school again
after long illness.
Miss Ina Sanborn went to Bonair
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with
her parents.
Rev. Vinegar went to Chester We'd
nesday.
Miss Minerva johnson went to Lee
Roy Wednesday.
Miss Josephine Taraldson went to
ossian Wednesday to spend Thanks
giving.
We are glad to report Florence Nash
much better at this writing.
Mrs. Stevens and little daughter
Helen went to Cresco Wednesday.
Miss Eloise Hill came home from
Mankato Wednesday,, where she is at
tending Normal, to spend her Thanks
giving vacation.
Mr.. Edward Williams is very sick at
the c. M. Nash home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph, Mrs. Richard
Hall and Mrs. w. G. Williams of Wini-
fred, S. D., arrived Monday evening to
see Hugh Griffith who is very. ill.
Sheriff Culver was up from Cresco
Monday.
Mrs. Roberts and son and daughter,
OF CoTtsr,S iowa, are here to see their
brother and uncle, Mr.. Williams who is
i'll att the j. ]. Williams home.
DIR. Button was up from the county
seat Monday.
Eugene Nash went to Boscobel, Wis.
Tuesday evening.
Leonard Jones came home from Fay
cite, Wednesday for Thanksgiving va
cation.
| H. II. Wells and DR.. Carpenter were
Cresco visitors Tuesday.
Lydia Barry of Bristol was in town
Wednesday.
Sam Roberts of Bristol shipped car
load OF stock from here Sunday to
Chicago and returned Wednesday. He
reports the markets very poor.
\
Will and Robert Jones are in Chica-
go with stock.
School closed Wednesday for Thanks
giving.
II any one wants to know how the
coffee and biscuits at W. C. French's
are, just ask Frank Clark, he will tell.
| ii. z. Anderson's big sale closed
Saturday.
Mr.. Eugene Marsh and Miss Abbie
M. Lewis of Boscobel, Wis, were
united in marriage on Thursday even
ing, at o'clock p. M, at her home.
The best wishes of their friends here
are extended.
Tony and Gregory Marshal of Cresco
are staying with their grandmother,
Mrs. Marsh, while their mother attends
the wedding of her brother Eugene, at
Boscobel.