Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-07-07

wednesday afternoon, Wnere ne WI
work on farm near there for time
Lydon's four registerd stations wi
be at Whites livery barn every day il
the week during the rest of the season
Mrs. Fred Ryan and children. Mis-
Winnie and Master Vincent, are guest
of Cresco relatives. arriving last week
Mrs. Henry Goocher and daughters
Mayme and Florence, have been the
guests of Decorah relatives the pas
week.
Mrs. M cIntyre and sister Mrs. Jane
Mcintosh returned the first of thu
week from a trip to Lansing and Nc
Gregor.
Miss Mae Adams left Thursday Cor a
visit with relatives at Minneapolis,
Mimi, Mason City, Iowa, and Milwau-
kee, Wis.
Miss Matilda Johnson came down
from St. Paul Thursday afternoon fol
a visit with her mother. Mrs. Andrew
Johnson.
Chester Pippin and Mrs. r. A. Girls.
void, of Ridgeway are guests at the
home of the formers niece. Mrs. H.
E. Pollitt.
Chas. Blackburn and VIM. Blackburn
and wife, came from Milwaukee to at
tend the funeral of their father, John
Black burn.
Mesdames E. H. Jones and W. j..
PaIey were up from Ridgeway Thurs
day to attend the funeral of John
Black burn.
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Scott and baby
left Wednesday afternoop for Cedar
Rapids, where they will make their
future home.
Adolph Germann, who has been Wis
ting relatives in New Oregon twp.
returned Thursday to his home at St.
Cloud, MINI.
A marriage license was issued this
week to Otto j. Goodman. age Is, and
Dorothy Stangl Goodman, age %, both
Of Alta Vista, la.
Marcus Deane left Wednesday even
ng for visit with his sister at
Mich, from whence he will
return to Arizona.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Mueller, with
heir son and daughtar, Arrived Thurs
lay Fresno, Cal for a visit with their
ION. J. w. Mueller.
Mrs. A. Anfinson and children who
,as been visiting her sister. Mrs. Chris
Forthup, returned Thursday to their
home at Faribault.
The Misses Caroline Blong and Lou
Sc Rausch completed their visit here
With relatives. and returned to Ft.
Atkinson Wednesday.
During Chautauqua week, the public
library will be open on regular library
lays from 4:3O to 6p. m, but will not
be open Saturday evening.
Mrs. Dan Shea and daughters. Miss
3ernadine Shea and Mrs. Harry Weis.
,r, were up from Decorah Tuesday for
!. visit with Cresco relatives.
Mrs. Keuney and granddaughter,
Miss Marion keuney, were expected
for visit with Miss Keu-
,ey's aunt, Mrs. H. G. Addie.
Rev. J. p. Wagener has been enter
aiming his brother, Rev. A. j. Wagon
er of Mapleton, Iowa, who returned
20 his home Wednesday afternoon.
LosT-Tuesday evening. between
ny residence and the NJ. E. church, a
white embroidered belt with pearl
buckle MRS NJ. j. MACARTHUR.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Howard returned
Sunday night from their wedding trip,
and have commenced housek eeping in
the Nichols cottage in the east part
)t town.
Miss Mamie Cheney who has been
The guest Of Miss Ida Norton and Miss
Mildred Stejnman. completed her visit
1ere and retured Thursday to her home
1T Emerson, Iowa.
Fritz Craghill of Devils Lake. N. D.
and sister. Mrs. Jessie Brubaker of
who have been visiting at
The Ed Craghill home,s returned to
their homes Thursday.
County Auditor Jones returned
from Mason City, where he
has been with some books from the
auditors Office, which were rebound by
the LeMars Printing Co.
Mrs. r. C. Larrabee and little daugh-
ter Helen, left Wednesday morning for
an extended visit with her sister, Mrs.
U. NJ. Dickey, at Seattle, Wash. She
will stop enroute for visit with her
cousin, Mrs. S. l. Harris, at Oaks, N.
D., and her aunt, Mrs. L P. Dunn at
Springdale. Mont.