Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1909-04-16
West Vernon.

West Vernon.
We were visited by another snow
storm Wednesday which was not well
coined by our farmers.
E. M. Eldridge of Cresco called on
Fred Fish Tuesday morning.
| Joe Burnikel called on Ed Booth
Tuesday.
Miss Ellen Hanson entertained COM
pany from Schley Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Wilson entertained COM
pany Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Slifka and daugh-
ter Helen spent Sunday at the Jim
Lewis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Woods and family
spent Saturday evening and Sunday at
the Frank Woods home in Cresco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fish and son
Charlie called at the F. A. Miller home
Friday evening.
Say Henry you were late once, but
we will excuse you as it was the first
time, but remember and don't let it
happen again.
Mike Barnes called on Frank Bouska
Saturday morning.
Miss Ruth Eye is spending a few
weeks with her sister Mrs Rollo Doc
little.
Mrs l. j. Booth spent Tuesday even
ing and Wednesday with Mrs. M. o.
Mitchell.
Lou Larmie was as usual pleasant
caller at Vernon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Baker and sor
Anthony spent Easter at the Anton
Lickteig home. Master Anthony de.
cided to stay few days with his
grand parents to make things liyely
for aunt Katie.
Mr.. Lovejoy called on his daughte,
Mrs. Henry Wilson Tuesday.
+. A. Miller called on Art Rucke,
Monday afternoon.
Miss Ellen Hanson sewed for Mrs,
Mitchell the first of the week.
Easter Sunday dawned anything but
what our people wished for. 1t was
not cold but the wind blew high gale
all day (which was very disagreeable
for our Easter bonnets. In the even
ing we were visited by April shower.
which lasted throughout the night.
Miss Loretta Glass was pleasan,
caller in and near Schley Friday after
noon.
\ Mr.. Auringer and daughter Emms
were pleasant callers in our burg
Thursday. They returned home Fri
day accompanied by Miss Marcia who
went home for an Easter visit. She
returned back to her school dutie,
Monday.
julius Doolittle sawed wood for LIE,
Sebastian Tuesday.
Mrs. o. D. Lovejoy departed Satur
day for weeks visit with her siste,
at Dyersville.
Mrs. Henry Salisbury spent Tues
day with friends at Cresco.
Mrs. Will Woods and children called
at the Will Wilson home Monday after
noon.
We understand that Peter Hanso,
has bought the Pat Woods farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Booth and so,
Clarence, and S. L. Barnes spent Sun
day at the T. A. Miller home.
George and Willie Burnikel, Ere,
and Willie Peters called on Ed Bousk,
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stone and child.
rem spent Easter with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Fish.
Charlie Fish, Willie Hayes, James
Miller and Leslie Sebastian called O,
the Hanson boys Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. F. Glass and family are NOV
ing into the Pat Woods house, which
they will occupy for the summer. W.
are very glad to report that although
moving, this worthy family is not leav
ing our midst.
Louise Evert is working for Mrs
Mitchell.
4 Rollo Doolittle assisted his father il
grinding feed Monday.
We are sorry to report that Mrs
Fred Fish was on the sick list the frs
of the week.
I Spring may be slow in coming, but
is not too cold for cupid, and if report
are true wedding bells will soon chin
in our midst, SO don't forget to orde
cow bells, rice and old shoes.
PUNCH AND JUDY.
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