Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-03-24
LIME SPRING.


Thursday.
Mrs. Eugene irvine of Cresco atten.
ded the play given by tho class OF 1911
Friday eve.
Hannah Jones was a county seat cal.
Ter Thursday.
Alvin Nash WIS business caller at
Minneapolis last week.
Rev. Maxwell returned from Fayette
Thursday.
Sara Mullen was a business caller at
Cresco Thursday.
Several friends of Miss Hattie Jones
surprised her at her home Wednesday
eve. A very enjoyable time is reported
Mrs. G. W. Slasor has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Sanborn enter
tanned the S. NJ. NJ. club at their home
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Clarence Lee who has been Wis.
iting at home for some time returned
to Minneapolis Friday.
Gladys Brantner was Cresco caller
Friday.
Mrs. C. M. Nash went 10 Leroy Fri.
day to meet her daughter Mrs. Chas.
Younger, of Rochester. Mr.. Younger
came Monday.
Rev. D. Swenson returned to Leroy
Thursday.
Martin johnson was up from" Cresco
Friday.
Grant Jones visited friends in Mime
apolis Friday.
Enoch Jones returned from Minneap-
oils Tuesday.
Will Cray, Myrtle Faye Margaret
Sullivan, Mrs. Owen E. Thomas and
Sadie Thomas were Crerco callers Fri
day.
Earl Loughrey Of Warburton N. D.,
visited his sister. Mrs. p. NJ. Woods
Friday and Saturday.
John j. Jones returned from, Minne-
apolis Friday.
Kate Zilz who has been assisting at
the hotel, returned to her home at
Adams Friday. y
MIR. and Mrs. Willie Hughes visited
Cresco friends and relatives Sunday.
Rose Jones who attends Cornell col
lege at Mt. Vernon, came home Satur-
day for a weeks vacation.
Mrs. Wilbur Wells and Ruth Lake of
Chester, attended the class play here
Saturday eve. <.
Dorothy Thorne returned to Bonair
Friday.
Joseph Cray came from Fayette Sat-
urday for an over Sunday visit at home
Mrs. X. M. Roberts was Cresco
caller Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Williams of Leroy was in
town Saturday.
'.Tucker" Baldwin, Faye Winslow
and Harry Jones of Chester visited
Lime Springs friends Saturday.
Harry Owens, Lester Moar and Rem
ME Hall took in Austin and Adams
Saturday. ~.
Art Lidtke, Chas. Schacht and Gladys
Salisbury spent Sunday ut the Aug.
Weinksuf home near Granger.
Leone Lusk returned to Chester
Monday
Sam ]. Roberts returned from Min.
neapolis Monday. ~,
Cyril Carpenter was Cresco caller
Monday.
Willie Hughes went to Dexter MINI.
Monday, where he will work in hard.
ware store.
E. H. Black and daughter were
Cresco callers Monday.
Irving Fox of Austin was . business
caller here Monday.
Mrs. Fenton returned from DEBORAH
Monday accompanied by her nephew,
Glenn Mcintosh. 81.
Lutte Sanborn was business caller
at Cresco Monday.
Rose Drummer and Mrs. Tom Jones
were in from Gronger Monday.
DR.. Button of Cresco was . business
caller in our city Saturday.
Mrs. Sam Roberts and Katie Roberts
visited Bristol friends last week.
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Williams were
county seat callers Saturday.
George Swenson and Jim Howard of
Cresco visited Lime Springs friends
Sunday.
Joe Williams spent Sunday with hi.
daughter Mrs. c. v. Summers al
Charles City.
John DANNY Of Maquoketa transacted
business here Saturday.
Rev. Burgess returned from Decoroh
Friday.
John Lloyd went to Minneapolis
Thursday for short visit with friends.
Wilbur Wells of Chester was in town
Monday.
Martie Jones spent. Sunday with
friends at Rudd.
Earl Lucas visited friends at DEBORAH
last week.
Misses Amanda and Mollie Miller
autoed over from Granger Friday.
Peter Anderson and son Charles
drove to Preston Monday.
Mrs. Eugene Marsh came from Cleve-
land Ohio Tuesday, for a short visit
at the A. E. Marsh home.
Florence Powell went to Minneapolis
Tuesday for short visit with relatives
Lester Moar returned to Seattle
Wash, Tuesday.
Sam Williams who has been visiting
at the Matthias Hughes home returned
to Chicago Monday.
Emerson Williamsreturned to Powell
S. Oak. Monday.
John Ruesink of Cherry Grove wal
in town Tuesday.
Thos Hughes who has been visiting
his father Matthias Hughes, left for
Omaha, Nebr. Monday.
Mrs. H. E. Taylor of Canova s. Oak
who has been visiting her father H. C..
Foulkes went to Chicago Friday to Wis
it her sister. Mrs. Ed Perry.
John w. Davis BRIDGE who spent