Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-09-25
PrOtiYin.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zahaisky were
Cresco callers one day last week.
Miss Josie Vacha has returned to
Protivin, after spending week visit
ing with her parents near Lourdes.
Messrs. j. Hospodarsky, j. Chekal,
Jos: +. Soukup, and some others from
Spillville attended the lecture given by
DIR. lska last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bouska and F..
j. Fencl autoed to Cresco, SATURDAY.
Charles Vachta was at .,pillville last
Thursday evening.
After spending over week visiting
beneath the parental roof near Bonair,
Miss Frances Schneider returned to
Protivin, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Kobliska and
family returned to their home at View
erhauser, Wis, last Saturday, after
visiting several days here at the Mr..
and Mrs. James Kobliska home.
John j. Mikesh was visitor in
Cresco last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prochazka left
last Thursday for Nebraska where they
will visit with Mrs. Prochazka's
brother, Jos. Ptacnik.
Charles Vachta and Miss Lulu Bubble
We're out riding, Sunday evening.
Sister Concepta, of Protivin. and
Sister Pelopia, of Fort Atkinson, were
at Cresco, Saturday.
Mrs. Kutina and son. of Chicago, and
Miss Josephine Klimesh, of Spillville,
spent several days of last week here
visiting at the Klimesh homes.
Richard Bouska came down last
Saturday from Austin, Mimi, for an
over Sunday visit under the parental
roof.
DR.. Frank Iska, of Chicago, lectured
in Mikesh's hall last Sunday. The
lecture was we'll attended and it was
given under the auspices of the lowe
Lodge No. IS z. C. B. j., of Protivin,
and Lodge Peynost Vlasti No. 35 2. G.
B. j., of Spillville. From here DR.. Isks
left for Saratoga where he lectured
last Monday.
| MISS Lorena Owens returned to hel
home at Ossian after visiting at the
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Mikesh home fol
some time
Miss Regina Fisher, of Spillville, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph ]. Prochazka.
| Miss Anna Polashek who has beer
visiting with Miss Mary Krikava TO,
some time left for her home at Chelsea,
tuesday. She was accompanied home
by Miss Krikava who will visit there
for some time.
1t is said that the Fort Atkinson bal
team will play Protivin here Sunday.
Protivin's home ball team went ,'oyel
to Spillville to play the home team OF
that place. But as Spillville and every.
body else knows that Spillville's home
team is in no class to beat our team
this year, the only thing Spillville could
do was to hire players from Chicago,
Calmar and Conover to beat US. For
their pitcher, Spillville hired Tommy
Anderson, of Calmar's famous first.
who was in the box for few innings
and then was replaced by agreat pitch.
er from Chicago. For their catcher
they hired Graf, of Calmar's famous
first: On first base, they had Mr.
kutina, famous player who resides
in Chicago. On second base, they hac
an imported player from Conover,
whose name is Cummings. On thiro
base they had another Mr.. Kutina. OF
Chicago, who is also very noted play.
er. The ontfielders and short STOPS
were composed of Spillville's home
players. Our boys knew that it would
be hard for them to win the game from
such combination of players, so al
our home team cared to do was to win {
score which they succeeded to make il
the first inning. The first Protivir
man up made the score. Our team
challenges Spillville for some more
games to be played this season, but il
must be understood that both team.
must use only home players. If tn,
two teams would agree upon this ther
we know that our boys could win min.
games from them out of every ten
But if Spillville's home team is afrait
to play our home team and must hir,
such professional players against US
why don't they arrange for game
with our kid nine who would pla,
against their team.