Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-07-02
West Vernon.

Charlie Fish is the proud possessor of
new top buggy.
! Mr.. Alfred Gesell was pleasant
caller at the Peter Hanson home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Sebastian and
daughter Cora and Miss Anna korbel
spent Sunday at the Frank Flick and
Joe Korbel homes
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Schultz and
family Sundayed with relatives in
Cresco.
Mrs. Mike Slifka and baby spent
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Fish.
Mrs Maggie Glass and daughters
Florence and Regenia called at the
Frank Bouska home Sunday afternoon.
Don't fail to hear w. j. Bryan, the
worlds greatest orator, at the Cresco
Chautauqua July 7th.
Mrs. o. d. Lovejoy and daughter,
Mrs. Belle Wilson, spent Monday after
noon with Mrs. Will Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Fish and daugh-
tiers, Miss Florence and Mrs. Fueling,
and her little daughter, were enter
tanned at the Fred Fish home Sunday.
We have heard number boasting
about large corn and wish to state that
| West Vernon has no intention of TAX
ing back seat as a corn district. All
corn is doing splendidly, but guess
Peter Hanson carries off the prize as
he has fifteen acres a. feet high plant
ed the Goth of May. So there, beat
that!
Miss Mayme Miller spent Sunday
with Miss Verona Gliesner
Mr.. Ben Logsdon was pleasant
caller at the Glass home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hill drove up from
DEBORAH Sunday and spent the day
with the formers sister, Mrs Ed.
Booth.
Mr.. Joe Burnikel called on Frank
Bouska Sunday evening
A number from our vicinity assisted
Frank Slifka in hauling lumber from
Cresco Saturday.
Miss Jessie Bouska spent Sunday
afternoon with Margaret Miller
All our farmers who are in the bee
business are kept busy these days
watching the sWarms.
| Mr.. Jacob Wilde called on Mike
Slifka Sunday afternoon.
Miss Loretta Glass called at the
Miller home Monday evening
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Edmister anc
Mrs. White of Cresco spent Tuesday
at the home of the latter's sister, Mrs.
Fred Fish.
| Mrs. Frank Bouska and son Raymond
called on Mrs. Mike Slifka Monda,
afternoon.
The Chautauqua will soon be at hant
and all from our vicinity are planning
on attending as much as possible.
Miss Hazel Eldridge of Cresco il
spending this week with her aunt, Mrs
Fred Fish.
James Miller spent Sunday Afternoon
with the Jones boys.
; A number from our vicinity ATTENDED
the Rural School graduating exercise
in Cresco Saturday afternoon.
1t was feared for while that W.
were going to have an awful storm
Saturday afternoon. but are yer,
thankful to state that it did but yer,
little damage in this vicinity.
A number from our vicinity attends
the dance at Jacob Wilde's Wednesda
night. A good time is reported.
Mrs. S. l.. Barnes and Misses Loret
ia and Regina Glass spent Thursda
afternoon at the Joe Doherty home.
Miss Celia Miller spent from Frida
until Monday with home folks.
, Henry and Lou Hanson and Lesli
| Sebastian called at the Frank Bousk
: home Sunday afternoon.
S. L. Barnes called at the home O
his daughter, Mrs. F. Glass, Tuesday
Emmett Glass spent Sunday after
noon at the James Barnes home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Lickteig an
daughter Katie moved to Cresco Tues
day.. The old home will be occupied b
} their son Joe and wife. Their Leaving
: takes another of the oldest settler
; from our community, and they will b
greatly missed by ALL
Mr.. John Dotzler was a caller in GU
? burg Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Libo called on Mrs. Wilso
Monday afternoon.
Misses M athilda and Helen Dell wer
callers in our burg Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Slifka and bah
spent Sunday evening at the Fran
Slifka home
We understand that the Kelly farr
has been changing hands lately, it be
ing sold to d. A. Lyons and he in tur
sold it to DR.. Kessel.
Mr.. E. M. Eldridge and daughte
Madge called at the Fred Fish HON
Wednesday morning.
Charlie Fish and Leslie Mitchell wer
two of the Rural School graduates, re
ceiving their diplomas last Saturday.
Mrs. Mike Slifka and baby called a
the F. A. Miller home Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Rollo Doolittle and baby spen
Friday at the ]. E. Doolittle home.
Messrs. Leslie Sebastian, Ed Bousks
Charlie Fish, James Miller and Msse