Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-08-30
COUNTY NEWS
ELMA

ELMA
Pat McGrane and wife of New
Hampton visited at the John McGrane
home in Deerfield few days last
week.
Misses Alice Church, Doris Fallgat-
ter and Maggie Turnkey spent last
Saturday in Cresco.
Miss Elizabeth Mahoney left Elma
for Chicago last Thursday evening.
Maybelle Roche is visiting her pa
rents in the country this week.
While the section men were going to
work Monday morning on the north
end, one of the front car wheels broke
and Mike Sullivan and George Hoppe
sustained severe injuries. George
Hoppe was thrown under the car and
received several bruises, while Mr..
Sullivan was thrown about 20 feet and
had several ribs broken besides minor
injuries.
Mrs. Kate Fair and sons John and
Kenneth went to Bailey Tuesday even
ing for brief visit at the Pat Fair
home.
Miss Anna Deegan of Graf, Iowa,
Mrs. Con Moore of Dubuque, and Mrs.
Margaret Berry. of Cedar Falls. Iowa,
sisters of Tim Deegan, of this place,
spent last week in Elma.
Ethel Shields and Clara Silver visited
friends in the country one day last
week.
Walter McGrane, of Usage, visited
at the John eastman home in the
country last Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Mahoney and daughter
Mae and Elizabeth leave next week for
Chicago where they will make their
future home. They have been resi-
dents of Elma for many years and are
prominent in social and business all airs;
They will be missed by all in Elma and
none but the heartiest good wishes foi-
low them to their new home.
The dance :given by the Base Ball
Team last Friday evening was well at,
tended and all report good time. AZ
numbers were sold.
| The Sisters Of Mercy returned last
week to Elma after their vacation at
the Mother House in Cedar Rapids.
All the former Sisters returned with
| the exception of Sister Frances.
Rose Howard left this week for
| BROOKLYN, Iowa. where she will resume
her school duties.
The Misses Josie and Margaret NO
| Ian, Of Chicago, are. here visiting with
their uncle, Rev. Nolan.
Elma met with the fourth defeat of
the season at Mason City last Wednes..
day afternoon. The scores We're and
2. Duffy pitched for Elma as Fitzger-
aid was laid up with lame shoulder.
! Mary Roche is visiting relatives in
Riceville this week.
| Mrs. DR.. Torpey was visitor at the
Mahoney home few days last week.
She returned to New Hampton Friday.
Sister Mary Seratina, a sister OF DR..
~. M. Mulick, and Sister Mary Claud-
ius. of Waterloo, visited at the j. W..
Mulick home last week.
Chas. Whelan, of DEBORAH, visited at
the John Whelan home in Elma last
Sunday.
Loretta Conway leaves here Monday
| for Cedar Falls where she will resume
her school duties.
| Nellie Conway returned Sunday after
few days visit with her friend, Hell
en- Condor, of Riceville.
Mae Mahoney visited in New Hamp-
ton between trains, Sunday.
Mrs. Shaffer and daughter visited at
the Carmen and Church homes last
week. They returned to their home in
New Hampton last Thursday.
Patrick Mulick, Of Riceville, visited
with his son, DR.. ]. Mulick. at this
! place last week. a. 49,
Mrs. Frank Howard and sons Adonis
ard Wesley returned to their home in
Elma Wednesday after few days
visit at the Ed Hughes home. i
Mrs. l.. Rustad and family of Austin,
Mimi, are visiting at the Roche and
McGrane homes in the country, this
week.
Helen Condor of RicevilIe visited at
the Dan Conway home few days last
week.
Mrs. Maloney of Omaha, sister Of
Mrs. T. II. Sullivan of this place, re-
turned, to her home after few weeks
visit with relatives here.
Mary Roche of Riceville was bust
ness caller in Elma Last Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. 7. H. Sullivan was business
caller in New Hampton one day last
week.