Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-04-28
COUNTY NEWS
LIME SPRING.

Mrs. Charles Tass of Cresco came VI
Friday for visit with her sister, Mrs
Pete Herzelle.
Mrs. w. w. Sanborn was a Cresc
caller Friday.
Mrs. Henry Whitford who has bee
visiting her father, Lutte SanbOrn, re
turned to her home in Volga City Sat
urday.
Tom Allen was Cresco caller Thurs
day.
Ed Williams was down from LeRo
Thursday.
Mrs Sam Roberts and Miss Kati
Roberts:were Chester callers Frid,y.
P. M. Woods went to Chester an
Leroy Friday
Mesd. Glen johnson and Albert Left
Ter were up from Bonair, Friday.
Miss Emma Thomas was a Cresc
caller Saturday.
| Owen j. Owens was here from Min
neapolis the last of the past week.
Mrs. T. F. VanLeuven returned Sat
urday from Usage.
Tom Taraldson went to Minneapolis
Saturday.
Irma Becker went to Austin Wednes
day.
Mrs. DeLap and Mrs. N. A. Havel
were Chester callers, Saturday.
Harriet Owens and Neil Miller were
Austin callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Taraldson went
to Chicago Thursday to select goods.
Emily Rowe returned tn her home nj
Spring Valley, Saturday.
Mildred Gibbons and Mrs. Sanborr
were up from Bonair, Monday.
John Richards, of Dexter, was ir
town the first of the week.
Mrs. A. J. Cray was a Cresco caller,
Monday.
Harold King and Puss Cray were
Cresco callers. Monday.
Mrs. A. ]. Baerman and Mrs. Hattie
Mcclure drove to Spring Valley, Tues
day.
Messrs. Fred Luhman and Emmett
McWilliams, of Chester, and Misses
Vera Burns and Edith Evans autoed to
Decorah, Tuesday, to attend Masonic
banquet and play.
L. P. Sanborn, of Bonair, broke the
record selling gasoline at 3 a. m..
Wednesday, to party returning from
DEBORAH.
Loretta Mullen spent Sunday with
relatives at Chester.
Bessie Wells was guest of Myrtle
Jones of Chester Sunday.
P. M. Woods was a Bonair caller
Monday.
D. H. Thomas was a business caller
at Elkader, wednesday.
H. c. Ehrke of Cedar Rapids was
looking after property interests in this
locality during the past week.
Fred L. Rothge rber departed Friday
for MOndac, N. D., where he expects
to take charge of print shop.
Mrs. D. B. Jones had serious acct
dent Friday, falling and breaking her
hip. She is 81 years of age.
Mrs. Henry Owens was a Cresco cal
Ter Saturday,
DR.. Kessel and DR.. Almond were up
from Cresco Saturday.
John w. Davis who has been visiting
his sister at Madison S. D., returned
home Saturday.
DR.. George Plummer was up from
Cresco Friday.
The members of the Lime Springs
Alumni Association held meeting at
the home of Miss Alice Jones Thursday
evening.
Charles Schacht, Gladys and Louise
and Faye Hughes autoed to
Cresco Sunday and were guests at the
George Damon home.
The Misses Whalen and Butler of
Prairie accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Matt Whalen, attended the
wedding of his sister Kate at Canton,
Mimi, Tuesday.
Mrs. Owen Jones was down from
Chester Wednesday.
George Hunter and Jennie Williams
lay.
Joe Hughes, Charles Anderson. Au-
yustus Prescott, Art Evans, Eldred
Jones, David Thomas, Harry Billman,
John johnson and Cecil DeLap went to
Chester Friday to play ball with the
Ugh school team of that place. BY
putting in lot of town boys who have
not attended high school for a long time
Chester won the game.
Arthur Almond has moved out into
he country, and Tommy Allen is now
irving dray for H. j. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Jones of Bristol
pent Sunday at the John H. Roberts
lome.
Rev. Burgess returned form Monona
Wednesday, where he attended a con-
erence.
Jonathon Ellis went to Minneapolis
Monday for short visit with friends.
Mrs. Postle returned to Elma Satur-
lay, after short visit with her daugh-
err, Mrs, Plummer.
Robt. Thomson was up from Cresco
Emmett McWilliams autoed down
rom Chester Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Baerman drove
o Spring Valley Sunday,
Mrs. Lou Umholfer was a business
aller at Chester Thursday.
D. W. Davis and Miss Ruth were
usness callers at Austin Thursday
Mrs. w. C. Jones and Miss Deborah
Villains were Cresco callers Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. Carpenter returned
rom Hopkinton Thursday.
Helen Hill, who has been visiting
er sister, Eloise Hill, at Winnebago,
eturned home Monday.
Prof. Arlington, Mrs. Herman
chafer, the Misses Harriet Owens,
atie Sullivan, Marie Thomas, Olive
ash. Mae Jones. Vera Burns. Edith
" ms, Abbie Ruesink, Emma Hewett,
nd Myrtle Upton attended the Big I
i've Teachers Meeting last week.