Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-04-05
LIME SPRINGS.

Mrs. Ed Williams returned to her
home at Clesco Thursday.
The Misses Grace Owens and Nancy
Frost called at Chester Wednesday
and Thursday.
Miss Eloise Hill who is teaching at
Sherburn, Mimi, came home Friday
evening for weeks visit.
Little Dorathy Thorne has returned
to her home at Bonair.
Mrs. Thos Johns called at Cresco
last week.
Miss Ruth Dikeman of Wisconsin
who is now residing with her grand
father, L. S. Kniffen of Cresco, came
up Friday evening for visit with her
cousin, Miss Helen Hill and family, re-
turning home Sunday evening.
Miss Edythe Nagel departed last
last week for Dakota.
C. P. Nash and daughter, Mrs. Alvin
Nash, took the latter's little son to
Chicago last week for surgical treat
ment.
Miss Gertrude Horton has returned
from her Fl. Atkinson visit.
Miss Bessie Wells called at Chester
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Jones were Bon
air visitors last week.
Prof. and Mrs. o. r. Arlington and
son Kenneth were CrescO visitors Sat
urday.
Mrs. 7. VanLeuvan and Mrs. C. M.
Nash were Cresco callers last Thursday
w. R. Wells of Chester called here
Thursday.
Mrs. Roy Jones and little daughter
of Chester were down visiting her
mother.
Mrs. Frank Burns and daughter Vera,
were Cresco callers Friday.
Carl Maehling. VIM. Newton and
Harrison Davis, Joseph and Win Cray
and John Reusink went to Cresco last
Friday.
Joe Williams has returned from his
Fl. Atkinson visit.
| Misses Harriet Owens and Olive
Nash took the train going west Friday
evening intending to meet Miss Mar
garet Robert but she had missed the
train by four minutes and arrived the
next morning.
Rev. j. C. B Peck and daughter
Florence and Miss Spear, departed for
Waukon Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Ellen Morris returned to her
home at Minneapolis Tuesday.
Mrs. Cora Umhoefer went to Fay
cite Thursday as a delegate to the
Women's foreign missionary society.
Halver Halverson returned from
West Concord Monday where he had
been visiting his son and daughter.
w. J. Robert went to Minneapolis
Monday.
Charles Lohius returned to Lennon,
S. D., Friday evening with a car of
horses.
Ray Horton has been visiting at the
home of his uncle, Dell Horton.
D. H. Vinegar and son Frank we're
down from Chester Tuesday.
Miss Wayne Jones returned her home
in Minneapolis Monday.
Robert H. Jones left for Jackson,
MINI. Wednesday.
Griffith Jones arrived from Wales,
Monday morning.
John and Evan Faulkes went to Cres-
co Monday.
Mrs. A. j. Cray went to Minneapolis
Tuesday.
John H. Roberts went to Minneap-
oils Tuesday.
Ed Tibbals was down from Chester
Monday.
H. K. Daily was Cresco visitor
Monday
Mrs. Frank Stevens departed last
C-k. AAso ICar
there by the serious Hines of her broth
er, Ernest Irvine
Mrs Eugene Irvine was up from
Cresco last Friday
Miss Ruth Hall who is attending
school at Owatonna is spending hel
Easter vacation at home.
Miss Belle Petit came home Satur-
day from Fayette for her Easter va
cation.
T. H. Luhman of Chester attended
the school entertainment here Thursday
DR.. and Mrs. Carpenter returned
from their Aurora visit Friday morn
ing.
i Mesd. H. H. Sanborn and Oscar
Taraldson accompanied by Miss Clara
Knutsen were Austin business callers
Friday.
Mrs. Grant Jones and Miss Alice Hol-
w. also Mrs. Dave Davis and daughter
Ruth, called at Austin Saturday.
DR.. Kessel was up from Cresco Fri
day.
i Miss Clara Converse and brother Ar
thur of Cresco called here Saturday
evening.
j The Misses Ina and Effie Sanborn
spent Sunday at their home in Bonair.
i Win Sanborn spent Sunday at home.
Evan Griffith and mother are pre-.
pairing to move into the house recently
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Dan G. Da-
Wis, who moved to N. D., Saturday.
The house vacated by the Griffiths will
be occupied by ]. w. Williams who
has recently become the owner OF it.
Mrs. Gritf E. Owens and children,
accompanied by her little neice and
nephew, the Dawley children, arrived
here last Sunday expecting to move to
Colorado the last of the week, but on
Wednesday Gordon was taken quite i'll
and Thursday doctor was called who
pronounced it an attack of appendi-
ccitis. This will delay their departure
to their new home for some time.
Mrs. r. Frost is now recovering from
serious attack of appendicitis. Quite
a hospital at the Frost home.
G. A. Rowland made business trip
to Mason City Saturday evening.
Word was received here that Miss
Emily Grub would not be able to take
her place as assistant in the High