Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-02-05
PrOtivin.

PrOtivin.
George Vachta was Jackson juno
ton caller last Monday.
Thomas Chyle has arrived home from
his Cedar Rapids visit Monday.
Joseph Fuka and Jos. Svestka who
have been visiting here with friends
and relatives departed for their homes
at Lidgerwood, North Dakota.
Willie, Joe and Paul Landa and Mrs.
Mary Landa were callers in Cresco
Wednesday.
Miss Emma Novak was in Cresco
Wednes say and Thursday taking teach
ers' examinations.
Henry Parizek returned home from
Cedar Rapids Monday.
Joseph d. Bouska and James Chyle
who were visiting in Cedar Rapids and
Oxford Junction for about week, re-
turned home Tuesday.
We noticed Frank Mikesh of Spill
vile among those who attended the M.
w. A. dance here Wednesday evening.
7. M. Novak was in Cresco last Tues
day.
The marriage of Louie Ptacek of
Cresco to Miss Frances Bouska of Pro-
twin has been announced and will take
place February 9th.
The M. w. A. dance given in Kali
shek's Hall on Wednesday evening,
January 9th, was a grand success
both socially and financially. Nearly
100 tickets were sold
Chas. ]. Chyle was in Cresco last
Wednesday.
James Kobliska Jr., spent few days
of last week visiting at Spillville.
Frank Kobliska of Lisbon, North Da-
kota came down last Tuesday to spend
some time here visiting friends and
relatives.
Mike Komarek has sold his house
and the land adjoining to lmes Pro
chaska
Mrs. Frank j. Klimesh spent las
week visiting her sister in New Ham
ton
Mrs. F. ]. Snopek spent several ays
of last week visiting at the hon OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Griffin IN New
Hampton.
Fred Lukes Jr., was Jackso juno
ton caller Friday of last week
| We understand that Klimesi Bros,
have taken the agency for tht famous
"Buick Automobiles. y
DR.. Jinderlee of Cresco was on bust
ness here Monday.
February 18th is great holiday in
our country, it being the Tooth birth
day anniversary of Abraham Lincoln.
Frank Vachta was Jackson juno
ton visitor Monday.
| Miss Katie and Barbara Haskovec
have departed for Des Moines for an
indefinite stay.
Miss Christina Jrak is learning the
dressmaking trade at Mrs. Koblika's.
Bills are out announcing the Jacob
son farm three miles west of here for
sale. Buyers should apply to Jas.
jacobson, Saude, Iowa.
Miss Emma Hosek is visiting here at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ku-
blk, Sr.
| James Aellner left yesterday for
Tyndall, S d., for visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Henry Vovak of Spillville was seen
on our streets Monday.
| A nunber of young folks were enter
tained4t Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Klima's
home Sunday evening.
James Zajicek has bought team of
horses from Stephen Hrushka and will
ha1I cream in Mr.. Hrushka's place.
i Mss Regina Sobolik entertained a
number of her friends Monday evening.
The marriage Of Mr. Prashek to Miss
Polivka was announced in church last
Sunday, and the marriage Of Mr.. Frank
Kalishek to Miss Maude Zahajsky was
announced in church Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert J. Mikesh returned home
from Dubuque last Sunday.
J. j. Lukes made trip to DEBORAH
last Monday.
Charles Pecinovsky left this week
for Lisle. ILL.,, to. attend the st. Proco-
plus College which is located there.
John j. Klimesh leaves today for
Mason City to visit with relatives and
friends there.
James Cisar Jr., and Frank Fencl
Jr., arrived home from trip to Mon
tana
A couple of ladies gave basket So
ciable in Mikesh's hall Tuesday evening
Joseph F. Pecinovsky and Frank Ko-
satna leave today for Lisle, Ill.
Mrs. w. Maloney and daughter Ma
bel have returned to their home at
Wymore, Neb. They were visiting
relatives and friends in this vicinity.