Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-06-07
LIME SPRINGS.

ASAss - - AeA ANN10s
Merle Haley was Cresco caller,
Friday.
Fred Gates called at Cresco, Thurs
day.
o. Taraldson was DEBORAH caller,
Thursday.
Mrs. Eugene Irvine was 4 Lime
Springs caller, Thursday.
Grace Owens went to Chester,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Harrington
and daughter Virginia, of Winnebago
City, Mimi, visited at the s. A. Miller
home last week.
Clifford Chick has returned from
Montana.
Mrs. F. M. Clark went to Minneap-
oils, Thursday, for visit with Frank
and family before they departed for
Washington.
Mrs. Wetmore returned Thursday
from her Eastern trip.
Mrs. d. w. Davis is enjoying visit
from her mother Mrs. Jones, of Lake
Crystal, MINI.
A. j. Cray has fine new auto.
Mesd. A. j. Reusink, d. A. Palmer
and Miss Susie Chick went to Cresc0,
Saturday.
Miss Marie Thomas went to Mime
apolis, Saturday.
Mrs. Cora Umhoefer went to Austin,
Thursday.
Messrs. w. J. Lean and John Rich
ards were among those who called at
Cresco, Monday.
Mrs. A. M. Stevens visited with
Cresco relatives, Friday.
The Irving Society won the Cup
from the Everetts for the third time,
last Tuesday evening. The contest
was very close. everyone doing fine
work. The judges favored: Geneva
Anderson, Grafton; Nancy Frost,
essay; Ethel Sanborn. defamation;
Dwight Williams and Helen Hill. de-
baters for the negative. It would
seem from our contest work that the
Everetts have the best orators, - out
of the three contests The Iryings have
won the GRAFTON only once the second
contest.
Harry K. Hill made business trip
to Minneapolis, Saturday morning.
Miss Erva Hastings returned to her
home at Chester, Saturday noon.
Mrs. Lumas, of Oneida, N. Y, 10
visiting with friends and relatives
here.
The class play "Esmeralda'', given
in the Opera House Friday evening,
was we'll attended and the players oil
did so we'll that no names shall be men
toned, suffice to say that every one
was satisfied.
Miss Rita Stevens returned from her
Arlington visit Tuesday noon.
Several of our young people picniced
at Foreston last Friday.
The address, 1.-The Old and the New
in Education" by Prof. Stout, COM
mencement evening was enjoyed by oil.
Harry Perry was down from Chester,
between freights Tuesday.
Mrs. Roy Nash is reported quite
seriously iii. Her mother, Mrs. Geo. I
Bonair were up the first of the week.
Mrs. Viva Reynolds, who was Vivia
Lohius before her marriage, and little
daughter of Charles City, visited her
sister Alta here, several days.
We are now very glad to report
Gordon Owens as very slowly recover
ing. 49,
Miss Emily Grubb departed Thurs
day noon for her home in the southern
part of the state. She will be sadly
missed by all her friends here. F'i'i'fsA
The Redpath Vawter Chautauqua
system will be at Cresco. July 8ths.to
l4th Among the interesting topics will
be 1.-The Story Beautiful; by Rev:
Patrick ]. McCorry, the eminent Paul.
list missionary and great popular
orator. 1.-The Story BeautifuPs nn0t
mere lecture, but an art-musicalre-
cital picturing the life of the lowly
Jesus. In house darkened for the
occasion the speaker stands in halo
of soft light, every gesture visible to
the audience. The music blends with
the speakers language. The pictures
are among the finest and are equalled
only by the Passion Play. No one
should miss this gifted orator.