Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-06-14
Lime Springs.

Mrs. Duerdin returned from Mime
apolis Monday.
Hattie Owens is home from Straw
berry Point to spend her vacation.
Gladys Burns departed for Fayette
Monday to attend the commencement
exercises at U. |. u.
w. R. Wells and wife spent Sunday
here.
Matte Wells is having her vacation,
Mrs. S. H. Hall occupying her place.
Mrs. Samuel Hughes of Milwaukee
was here to attend Mr. Gerrat Nagle's
funeral.
w. L. Whitney was passenger
through here Monday, en- route to Cres-
co, where Mrs. Whitney is in hospital
The ]. c. c. met with Mrs. w. w.
Sanborn Monday.
Mrs. Speed of Chicago is here visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Brown.
Mrs. Scripture was the guest of Mrs.
Carpenter Monday.
Mrs. C. M. Anderson and Merle re
turned from Ossian Tuesday, and went
home to Preston Wednesday,.
Mrs. Gates, Bessie Wells and Flor
ence Nash returned from Nebraska
Tuesday.
The S. M. M. met with Mrs. George
Wetter, Thursday.
The Firemen have their annual pic
mic Friday, June 18th, at Old Town.
Base ball game, Lime Springs VS. Ches-
ter, boat racing, tennis and foot race.
Blanche Kaiser returned from Fay
cite Tuesday, where she has been at
tending school.
Hugh Williams of Lake Crystal, MINI.
was visiting at Grit Thomas.
Adrian Crist went to Albert Lea
Monday.
Dana Mead was up from Cresco Sun.
day.
The M. E. Ladies Aid was at Mrs.
Martins Thursday, Mr.. Martin met
the ladies at Mr.. Anderson's store ane
took them out and back.
The M. E. Sunday school will holt
Children's Day exercises in church mex
Sunday; it was postponed last Sunda,
on account of rain.
Mrs. Frank Bush accompanied he,
mother, Mrs. A. R. Nash as far a.
Owatonna, Mimi, Wednesday.
Mrs. Taylor of Howard, S. D. is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.. S
Foulkes.
Sanford Taraldson departed for Min
neapolis Tuesday.
/ Dr.. Carpenter and Prof. McAnell.
were at Chester Tuesday.
| Mrs. A. R. Nash and Gladys left 70
Bookings, S. D., Wednesday, Iwher
they expect to make their future home
They have large number of friend
here who are sorry to see them leave
/ Kate Roberts returned from Austi
Monday
OBITUARY.
| Garrett William Maggie was born a
Dinxperlo, Holland, Oct. 20, 1874, an
died atshis home at Cherry Grove, Jun
| 5, 1907. Mr.. Maggie came with his par
ents from Holland at the age of min
years and settled at Alto, Wis, wher
they resided for twelve years, the
| they removed to Carimona township
i Mimi, where he resided until his mar
riage to Elizabeth Boland, which : c
CURED April 5, 1876, when they move,
to York township, Mimi, where he ha
Presided ever since, except about tw
! years which time he and his family re
sided in this city. Ten children wer
born to this union, eight of whom ar
still living and are all settled near him
| Mr.. Maggie had always been yer
strong, active man until about one yea
ago his team ran away and he was sci
iously injured, which finally resulted i
his death, the injury causing cancer Q
the stomach which caused his death
He was confined to his bed for seye
weeks and was great sufferer unit
J, God relieved him Of all pain. Mr.. Ma
/ gle was member of the Presbyteria
church Of this city, joining with hi
wife about four years ago. Mr.. Nagl
was one of a large family. Four broth
ers, one sister, eight children and wifi
still live to mourn his untimely death
Protivin.