Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-06-11
Pr0tivin.

Frank Mikesh and Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Novotny autoed over from Spill
vile on Wednesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Benda, of Spill
vile, were visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Jira last Sunday.
Mrs. E. B. Woodward and two daugh.
tiers and Mrs. P. DeNoyelles and daugh-
ter, of Cresco, were visiting at the Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Sobolik and Mrs. Ia
hajsky homes, last Saturday and Sun
day.
John Tuchek Jr. of Calmar, spent
Sunday visiting at the home of his
parents.
The Western Creamery Co.. is pay
ing 10 cents for spring chickens weigh
ing from II to 2 pounds. Ed. Bowers
is the Cresco agent for the company
and is located in the old Barrett build
ing on Market street.
William Frey, of Cresco, was one of
the many visitors in our town, Sunday.
Mrs. Lon Conway left last week for
her home at ST. Paul, Mimi, after
spending over week. visit with rela-
tives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Anton Fisher, of Spill
vile, were visiting last Sunday at the
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Lukes home, and
attended the entertainment here in the
evening.
Miss Anna Novak came down from
Cresco last Sunday for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pecinovsky were
down from Cresco, Sunday.
Ed. Opera, of Duncan, Ia, arrived
here Saturday and is visiting with rel
atives and friends.
A number of people from around
Protivin were in Spillville last Saturday,
attending the annual meeting of the
Western Bohemian Mutual Association.
A. C. Heck, of Ossian, was Proti-
vim visitor, Saturday ard Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Ptachek, OF
Cresco, Sundayed at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Bouska.
The Sisters from Cresco, Spillville
and Fort Atkinson were the guests OF
the Protivin Sisters, Sunday.
John Kovarik came over from Spill
vile, Saturday, returning Sunday.
Frank H. Chyle played First Violir
with the Spillville Orchestra for the
Bakken-Lumby wedding near Ridge
way, Wednesday the 9th.
Mrs. Barbara Jilma attended the
Hoshek- Hron wedding near Lourdes
Tuesday.
John H. Bakken attended the wedding
OF Mr.. Ed Lumby to Miss Josie Baker
near Ridgeway, Wednesday of thi:
week.
J.J. Lukes left for Cedar Rapids
Monday, to attend the convention O.
the Catholic Order of Foresters which
takes place there this week. Mr.
Lukes is one of the delegates.
Last Sunday, being Holy Trinity Sun
day, was great day in Protivin, ant
the day was observed as usual will
services in the church. A great humble
of people from neighboring towns wer'
in Protivin that day. In the evening
the Catholic school children and som
younger folks of Protivin gave a
entertainment consisting of dialogues
recitations, ETC., in Mikesh's hall
which was attended by large crowd
opillville was we'll represented her
last Sunday.
| MARRIED-At the Catholic church il
Lourdes, Ia, occurred the marriage O
| Mr.. Charles Hoshek, of Protivin, t,
| Miss Anna Hron, of Lourdes, Tuesday
June 8. 1909. We Join with the man
friends of this young couple in congrat
ulating them and wishing them sue
cess in their married life.
Miss Anna Landa, who is workin
near Lawler, spent a few days vis
at home.
| Charles Tuchek, of Lime Springs
and Miss Rosie Tuchek, of Cresco, ar
visiting under the parental roof.
i A number of our people are plannin
to attend the Chautauqua at Cresce
July 5-1l. The Royal English Han
Bell Ringers who will make their frs
appearance in America this season, ar
with this Chautauqua and will give tw
concerts daily, prelude before tn
afternoon lecture ana a full concert i
the evening.
We are receiving some rain at present
1t has been raining every day sine
Saturday.
1t will not be very long before PROT
vim will be without mayor, as tn
present mayor will soon commenc
travelling.
i West Vernon.
Summer began with rather chilly an