Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-02-24
COUNTY NEWS
LIME SPRING.

COUNTY NEWS
LIME SPRING.
O. j. Olsen visited relatives at Taopi
Wednesday.
Mrs. D. A. Palmer of Cresco, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Reusink, returned home Thursday.
DR.. Kessel was up from Cresco,
Thursday.
Mrs. Hugh Davis who has been visi-
ting Mrs. John Price, returned Thurs
day to her home at Canova, S. OAK.
Mrs. Maehling and son Paul of Buffalo
Mimi, came Thursday to see her son
Carl, who was seriously ILL.,
Mrs. H. A. Sanborn called on Mrs.
W. w. Sanborn, Thursday, at the
Kessel Hospital at Cresco.
Geo. Cray was Cresco caller Thurs
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Jones of Vale
S. OAK, who have been visiting at the
Abb. Smith home, went to Dexter,
Mimi, Friday, accompanied by Abb.
Smith.
John Thomas who is attending college
at Minneapolis, came Thursday for a
short visit at home.
Mrs. H. H. Sanborn was a guest at
L. P. Sanborn home at Bonair, Friday.
G.. G. Thomas went to Minneapolis
Friday, for short visit with friends.
Orrin Louden was down from Chester
Friday.
The MisseslAnna and Mamie Oswald
of Chester visited Lime Springs friends
Friday.
Ed Parchman visited Cresco friends
Friday.
Claude Lathrop of Cresco, spent
Saturday ard Sunday with Lime Springs
friends.
Ruth Davis visited friends and rela-
tives in Bristol last week.
Mrs. F. w. Obriham was Cresco
caller Saturday.
Messrs Dale Smith and Bill Hammond
were down from Chester Saturday.
Aaron Watts spent Sunday with his
parents at CrescO.
w. w. Sanborn and daughte RS,
Wanda and Winnie, were Cresco Satur-
day.
Robert H. Jones of Bristol went to
Minneapolis Saturday for a few days
visit with friends and relatives.
Ella Bents spent Sunday with her
parents at Cresco.
The Misses Alta Baldwin, Ruth Lake
and Sadie Wilhelm of Chester called on
Lime Springs friends Saturday.
Mrs. George Thomas of Chester was
the guest of Mrs. Whitmarsh, Tuesday
Mrs. John l.. Owens and J. J. Jones
returned from Minneapolis Wednesday.
The body of Mr.. Fairbanks who
died at LIE Roy, was brought here for
burial Friday.
Mrs. F. P. Stanley and daughter Cora
of LIE Roy, were guests at the A. M.
Pike home, Monday.
Robert H. Jones was a business
caller at Albert Lea, Monday.
j. j. Jones returned to Minneapolis,
Thursday, where Mrs. Jones expects
to undergo an operation.
Alice Kennedy returned to st. Paul
Thursday.
Violet Hoopman visited relatives in
Chester Saturday.
Joseph Cray. who attends Upper Iowa
University at Fayette, spent Sunday
at home.
Eta Hughes returned to Cresco
Sunday.
DR.. Button was up from Cresco
Friday.
o. J. Olsen spent Sunday at the
Chris Oswald home near Cherry Grove.
J. P. Jones of Canada who has been
visiting friends here, went to Rochester,
Monday, accompanied by Robert j.
Williams.
F.P. Lawson was down from Chester
Wednesday.
Ashton Moore went to Minneapolis
Monday, and from there he goes to
Walker Mimi. where he has position
in a printing Office.
Helen Hill attended the concert at
Cresco Monday.
Louise Korbel of Cresco, who has
been visiting her aunt Mrs. John Jarosh
returned home Monday accompanied by
her cousin. Mamie Jarosh.
Mrs. John Price attended the funeral
of Mrs. A. C. Barrett of Missouri, at
Chester Monday
Mrs. Lloyd Sweet and daughter leila
were down from Chester Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Owens and son
returned from Cresco Monday.
Mrs. E. v. Simmons returned to
Etna Tuesday.
F. r. Smart of Cresco was in town
Tuesday.
Will Postlc of Etna, visited at the
w. H. Plummer home last week.
Mike Sullivan is reported quite i'll.
A Mr.. Peacock from Newton Ia, ar
ri:ed Friday with his household goods,
and will settle near Saratoga.
Elmyrs Williams of Ipswich S. D..
S visiting at the Matthias Hughes
home.
Bertha Klein and brother went to
Lake Benton Monday. From there
they go to St. Cloud where they expect
to make their future home.
Jas. p. Murphy spent Sunday at Har-
mony with his mother who is seriously
i'll.
Mrs. Anthony Marshall of Cresco
visited her mother Mrs. A. E. Marsh
Wednesday.
Willie Davis went to Minneapolis
Tuesday, to attend the auto show.
Cyril Carpenter, John Thomas, Mrs.
C. G. Thomas and Mrs. Frank Stevens
were Cresco callers Tuesday.
Messrs Paul and Leo Maehling re-
turned to Buffalo Mimi, Tuesday.
Mrs. De Witt Hughes was Cresco
caller Wednesday.
T;,l;o Osu,.ld was an Austin caller