Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-23
COUNTY NEWS
LIME SPRING..

Mr.. and Mrs. Will SanbOrn and Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Thomas drove to Ores
co, Thursday.
Eta Hughes was Cresco caller
Thursday.
Lime Springs played ball at Chester
Wednesday,. The score was 81 ii
favor of Chester.
Rose Jones who has been attending
school at Nit. Vernon has returned
home.
Mrs. Freemre and Alma Bratrut
were down from Chester, Wednesday
Neil Miller and Lyman Carpenter
were Cresco callers, Thursday.
Clara knudsen is attending summer
school at Mankato.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Mccarthy, OF
Riceville, visited at the Sanborn homes
the past week.
Harrison Davis returned Saturday
from Mankato where he has been at
tending business college.
Bessie Wells was Chester caller
Saturday.
Maggie Hughes returned Saturday
from Bristol.
| Alta Lohuis went to Charles City
Monday, to visit her sister, Mrs. r.
Reynolds
Kate Conklin was an Austin caller
Monday.
Art and Bert Nage and Tom Davis
were Cresco visitors Thursday.
Jas. Lewis came from Canova, S. d.,
Wednesday,, for visit at the E. r.
Morris home
James Murphy, Katie Sullivsn, Cora
Woods and Stella Fleming, drove tc
Cresco Thursday.
VIM. Charles came from Canova, S.
d., Thursday, for short visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Maggie went to
jamestown, N. D., Monday, for two
weeks visit with relatives.
Chas. Schacht and Carl Dugstad au-
toed to Cresco Monday.
Frank Schacht autoed to st. Paul,
Tuesday, with Charles Mast and family.
Roy Jones was down from Chester
Thursday.
Mrs. f. w. Sanborn, Of Little Cedar,
is visiting Lime Springs relatives.
Mrs. j. X. Kaiser came from Fay
cite, Thursday. for visit with Lime
Springs friends.
Mrs. Bessie Vigus, of Usage, is Wis
iting her uncle, IL. II. Sanborn and
family.
E. S. Sanborn. of Vinton, La, is a
guest of his brother. II. H. Sanborn,
and other relatives in Lime Springs
and vicinity.
W. II. Wells and A. 7. Brincken
were down from Chester Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens returned Mon
day from Arlington, Iowa, where they
nave been visiting the past week.
Eta Hughes, Cora Woods and Alta
Lohius drove to Chester, Saturday.
Owen Evans, of Minneapolis, is
visiting Lime Springs relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Foulkes are
visiting at the Ed Perry home in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols autoed up
from Bonair, Sunday.
Mrs. A. l.. Nash and Miss Thelma
McCnlloch went to Minneapolis,
Wednesday, for a visit with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. McCui-
loch
C. P. Nash and Florence autoed to
Cresco, Saturday.
Jake jacobson autoed to Spring
Valley Saturday, and to Cresco, Sun
day.
Emma Hauck, of Davis Corners, was
in town ednesday.
Emma Hewitt, Lillian Maxwell,
Nancy Frost, Mabel Hall and Abbie
Ruesink went to Cresco Monday, to at
tend summer school.
Rita Stevens went to Cresco, Mon
day.
Gus Ekstrom, of Minneapolis. who
has been visiting at the Theo. IIauck
home, returned home Monday.
Lulu kuder came from Springfield,
Mo-, Monday. for visit with Lime
Springs friends.
Madge Perry, Ruth and Mrs. Sam
Hall and Myrtle Upton went to Cres-
co, Sunday.
Mrs. W. c. Brown and servants
came last week for a stay at the
Brown summer home, bringing two
cars of horses. autos and new launch
Mr.. Brown is expected some day this
week
Evan R. Morris died Sunday night at
II O'Clock after a long and severe i'll
ness. The funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon at the WEIGH church.
Mrs. Etfie Brown died at hospital
in Chicago, where she went for an ope
ration. w. J Lean wei t there for the
remains and accompanied them to
Whitewater. Wis, where the funeral
was held. Deceased was sister of
Mrs. Lean and had been patient suf-
frrer for MANY ynarc