Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-03-05
Lime Springs.

Lime Springs.
All Who were in attendance at the
necktie social given by the Christian
Endeavor at the home of Ellis Owens,
Friday evening, report having spent
very pleasant evening.
Miss Hattie Owens was a guest at
the Kuder home south of town, from
Wednesday until Saturday.
G. 81. Wetter made business trip to
Ossian, Wednesday, returning Friday.
A large number of men from town
attended the sale at Schacht's,
Wednesday.
]. j. Williams and wife departed
for Minneapolis, Friday noon, to
spend few DAYS with Mr.. Williams
sister, Mrs. Ella Morris.
Mrs. Ella Stradley returned to her
home in Sault Ste. Marie, Thursday,
after attending her father during his
illness and death.
Miss Maggie Jones returned from
Cresco, Friday noon.
Richard Thomas came up from
Oresco, Friday, to spend few days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Thomas.
Mrs. Gilbert Moar went to LIE Roy,
Friday noon, to visit her mother Mrs.
Howe.
Mrs Ernie Duerdin has been very
sick, during the past few weeks.
j. E. Linderman arrived from
Minot, N. u, Saturday, to spend a
few weeks with old friends.
w. r. Wells and wife came down
from Chester Saturday evening, tc
spend Sunday with his parents, MI
and Mrs. A. Wells.
Miss Westby, of Cresco, was guest
at the home of Frank Stevens, from
Saturday until Sunday evening.
Lloyd Sweet and wife, Of Chester,
spent Sunday at the home of he1
parents, Joe Wilhelm and wife.
Mrs Kelly and little son arrived
from Monona, Saturday, to spend g
few days with her son Earl, and also
With her sister, Miss Robey, the assist
ant principal of the High School.
Those in attendance at the basket
ball game from Chester were Manning
Jones, Ben Roper and Dale Smith.
Miss Clarice Slasor was happily
surprised by crowd OF young people
from the Old Town, Friday evening
Games were the feature of the even
ing, after which refreshments were
served and all departed for theil
homes. All report having spent 8
very pleasant evening.
Miss Vera Jones and brother Marvin
OF Minneapolis, were the guests Of
their cousin, Miss Margaret Roberts
from Friday until Monday.
Miss Winnie Moar, who is clerkine
in P. E. O'Malley's store at Oresco
returned to Cresco Sunday evening
after spending few days at home.
Two very interesting games Of
basket ball were played Saturday
evening in the opera house between
two teams from DEBORAH and two
teams of Lime Springs. Mable Lo.
huis. the right forward of Lime
Springs teams did some very fine
basket throwing. Marie Reque, o.
DEBORAH, right forward, also made
some very fine throws. The girls
game resulting Is to 20 in favor Of
DEBORAH, and the boys game to 81
In favor of DEBORAH.
| We are glad to report that Mrs
Palmquist is better so that they were
able to move her to the home Of bel
mother, Mrs. f. M. Clark.
Richard e. Davis passed away Tues
day, Feb. 9th. The funeral wa
held at the Foreston church OF
Thursday, Rev. q. V. Griffith offlci
ating. He was laid to rest in Pleasan
Hill Cemetery.
| OBITUARY:-Rfchard E. Davis wa
born Nov. 10, 1887, at Dyffryn, Clar
achnear Aberystwuth Cardigan Shire
South Wales, and emigrated to tn.
United States in 1856, at the age of Il
years. December 20, 1885, he wal
united in marriage with Mary Hughes
and departed life Feb. 81, 1907. Those
who remain to mourn his loss are hi
wife, two sons and two daughters.
fannin County, Northern Texas, tn,
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