Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-05-15
Lime Springs.

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Misses Katie Roberts and Maggie
Owens were callers at the county seat,
Wednesday.
DR.. Plummer was transacting bust
ness at Cresco, Wednesday.
Andrew Nelson returned from
Lennon, S. Dakota, Wednesday.
Joe Williams and daughter, Mrs. G.
V. Summers and baby, were Cresco
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burns enter
tanned the class of 1908, Wednesday
evening.
Dan Davis came home Thursday for
few days.
The L. S. High school base ball
team played with Cresco H. S. Satur-
day.
The game resulted in favor of C. H.
S.; the score was to 2.
Misses Cora Woods, Eta Hughes,
Pearl Jones, Gertrude Horton, Jane
Ann Williams, Winifred Foulkes, Rita
Stevens, Helen Hill, Mabel Hall,
Loretto Mullen, Gladys and Verna
Burns, attended the ball game at
Cresco, Saturday.
Miss Mary Rogers of Cresco visited
Mrs. Erwin Obriham over Sunday.
Mesdames w. c. Jones and Anna
Smith were Cresco callers Saturday.
Misses Maggie and Kate Sullivan
were county seat visitors Saturday
George Swenson and Charles Rogers
were up from Cresco, Sunday.
Misses Nellie,and Agnes Mullen Wis
tied at Cresco, Saturday.
Art Dawes was up from Cresco,
Monday.
Fred Lawson of Chester was bust
ness caller here Monday.
Mrs. John Smith and daughter Miss
Lucy of Chicago are visiting friends
and relatives here.
4 Frank Vinegar of Chester was a
caller in town Monday.
| Misses Olive and Elsie Nash enter
tanned at lunch Sunday evening.
| Farnum Goss of Leroy was caller
here Sunday.
| Miss Josephine Taraldson returned
from Albert Lea, Tuesday, where she
was called suddenly on account OF
the illness of her brothers. wife, Mrs.
Theodore Taraldson. She passed away
Tuesday morning. The funeral will be
held at Harmony, Mimi, Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wetter enter
tanned the class of 1908, Monday even.
| ing at lunch.
The annual meeting of the DEBORAH
district of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
lsionary Society, was held in the M. E.
church, Lime Springs, Iowa, last
Thursday and Friday. This convention
was well attended, there being Is dele.
|gates present from various parts Of
| the district as follows: Mrs. A. F.
Rigby, conference secretary, Mt. Yer
| non, Ia; Mrs. E. P. Marsh, So. China
| Miss johanna Davis, Bombay, India;
| Mrs. j. w. Dickman, B. F. Simon.
son, Mrs. Greene, Fayette; Mrs. Good
win, Lizzie Smith, and j. D. WEIGH,
| Volga; Mrs. DR.. Lyon, G. H. Meredith,
and Anna Graham Of Chester; Mrs. w.
E. Van Buren, and Mrs. Couse of De
corah; Mrs. DR.. Lewis of Ridgeway
Rev. and Mrs. Wyatt of Calmar; Mrs.
M. Hull, Mrs. Guernsey Smith and
Mrs E. E. Clark of Hawkeye; Miss H.
Mott, Mrs. Rev. C. E. Smith and Mrs.
|Hilman of Postville, Mrs. L. Ellison Of
| Fredericksburg; Mrs. F. Lane Of
Charles City; Mrs. G. c. Casper Of
lNew Albin.
| All present felt that it was very
helpful and successful convention
The address given Thursday evening
by Mrs. Marsh was heard by many ane
Ewith interest. She spoke on other oc
casions during the convention. Miss
Johanne Davis spoke several times
most Interestingly Of the work in India
At the children's rally Friday after
, noon one feature was the making Of
little Anna May Davis life member
of the 'Little Light Bearers" The
} fee Of $40 was enthusiastically sub
scribed by those present. The conven.
: ton of 1909 will be held in Charles
City.
Mrs. Lee Reed went to Usage, Wed
nesday to visit friends.
Mrs. Dana Mead and Donald were ul
from Cresco Tuesday and Wednesday.
4 A crowd of young folks picniced al
| the Old Town Tuesday.
1 Protivin.
Gabriel West of Ft. Atkinson deliv