Twice-a-week plain dealer., 1908-12-15
Lime Springs.
S. A. Miller has been quite i'll the
past week but is now slowly recover

Lime Springs.
S. A. Miller has been quite i'll the
past week but is now slowly recover
ing.
Miss Vera Murray spent Sunday with
Miss Abbie Ruesink.
Mr.. W. E. harrington of Winnebago
City, MINI, visited here one day last
week.
Will Frost and family of Chester
spent Sunday with his brother r..
Frost and family.
The Misses Sadie Thomas and Wini-
fred Foulkes visited at Mortified with
their friend Miss Jane Ann Williams
last week enroute to Minneapolis for
the big sing.
Misses Nellie and Nody Mullen were
Cresco callers last Saturday.
Mrs. Frank NJ Clark is planning on
spending the winter with her son Frank
W. and family at Los Angeles.
Chas. Culver who has been a guest
at the home of his uncle F. w. Obri-
ham has returned to Decorah.
Alvin Nash was Spring Valley cal
ler the latter part of the week.
C. B. Barrett of Kenyon, Mimi, was
guest of Miss Ina Sanborn Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. H. Thomas enjoyed
the big sing at Minneapolis.
Carl Maehling has returned from his
visit with his parents at Buffalo.
Mrs. Edward M. Kiefer of Dodgen,
N. OAK, is guest of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Moins and other friends.
Miss Mary Westby spent Sunday
with her friend Miss Josephine Tarald-
son.
Robert Hughes accompanied by his
uncle Joe Hughes took the Saturday
noon train for Rochester the former S
father who is at the hospital not being
considered so we'll.
Mrs. Theodore Enga of Ossian and
Mrs. Elliott of Thief River Falls ar
rived here last week enroute to Chester
to visit the O. C. Olson family.
Mrs. Will Bin and daughter Mrs.
Bin were guests at the Petit and B.
M. Davis families enroute from Boston
to their home at Los Angeles.
Mrs. j. j. Smith has returned to her
home at Woodbine, la.
Mrs. fowler Of Milwaukee, Wis,
was guest at the H. H. Sanborn home
Monday.
Prof. Templeton and wife were down
from Chester Saturday.
t. w. Obriham is recovering from
his illness.
j. G. Roberts returned from his TRIP
to Minneapolis Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Hughes have
returned from their visit at Plymouth.
John.H. Jones our new county audi
tor was a pleasant caller from Cresco
Thursday.
Edward Davis who visited his brother
Arthur and family at Bristol last week
was a guest Thursday evening of H.
w. Owen enroute to his home at Osh-
kosh, Wis.
Bruno Herpelinck and wife have re-
turned from Rock Island, Ill.
The home talent play entitled cat
the Village Postoffice" will be given on
the evening of Dec. Is. Everybody
come Following are the characters
Hosea Howe, postmaster Tom Perry
Sophia Tillerington, This assistant) go.
SidId huullSOl
Bill Bluster, carrier Milton Jones
Deacon Skinner. ............ Eddy Jones
Prof. Willow Dwight Williams
U. R. Wright. ht................ Joe Cray
Obediah Wayback ....... Harry Perry
Artle Wiseboy oy........... Fuss Cray
Seth Swallow ........... Lloyd Bacon
Dick Quill Charles Anderson
Benjamin Bullet. ....... Tom Davis
Prof. Sleeper. ....... Harrison Davis
f. r. Marks. ........ John Ruesnk
C. d. Dooless ........W Willie Davis
Bob Worthington ..... Newton Davis
Teddy Johnson. Lyman Carpenter
Maize Ketchem Edythe Evans
Arabella Tittletattle. Geneva Anderson
Rose Highcrown. ......... Helen Hill
Aunt Mirandy dy...R Rita Stevens
Cleopatra Jones. .......... Nancy Frost
Dorothea Dimple le,.......,, Susie Chick
Mrs. Dooless ..... Bertha Evans
Mary, the teacher Emma Hauk
Ned, Ted, Ed, Fred, Cora, Nora, Flora,
Dora ra.......S School children