Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-03-17
PROTIYIN.

W0SA lVOtu OGOdE NdPIuSS AVA vs0a
with the latters parents Mr.. and SMrs
Mike Chyle.
Mrs. Joseph Bouska and son Benni'
autoed to Cresco one day last week.
Frank Polansky and Wenzel Marti
mex drove to Spillville Thursday.
Joseph Chyle came home Thursda,
from Cedar Rapids, where he has beef
working for some time.
Fred Lukesh was at Cresco Thursday
John J. Mikesh was Spillville bust
ness transactor Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Snopek and sons Charlie!
and Leonard are at Manly, visiting
their relatives and friends.
John Klimesh was Spillville calle1
Friday.
Thomas Chyle and Henen Lukesf
were Cresco business visitors Monday
Mr.. Nenzil of Fort Atkinson was 8
business visitor in our town Sunday.
Mrs. ]. A. Dostal and daughters are
at Waterloo visiting relatives.
Wenxel Jelinek is kept busy putting
. new coat of paint on Mikesh's merry
go-round.
w. ]. Kalishek made business TRIP
to Cresco Saturday.
MIR and Mrs. Charles Andera Of neal
Spillville were visiting their daughter
here Sunday, Mrs. Robert Klimesh
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Polashek of Wau-
coma were visitors in our town Sunday
Charles Tuchek, Frank H. Chyle and
GOdlove Lukesh were Jackson Junction
callers Tuesday.
James Horky and Ludwig kostka
were Cresco callers Tuesday.
Sister M. Siegfrida went to Fl. At
kinson Friday for short visit with the
Sisters there.
Albina and Bertha Lukesh were at
the Junction Tuesday
Mrs. Anton Fisher of Spillville is
visiting her parents here, Mr.. and Mrs
]. J. Lukesh.
George Vachta was at the Junction
Tuesday.
John Krall of Cresco, while going
hume from visit Sunday night, had =
bad accident, his team runaway and
the buggy was badly smashed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pecinovsky,
Thomas Chyle and James Ziechek au-
toed to Spillville Tuesday evening in
the formers auto.
J Rev. r. Lakomy went to Chelsea,
Monday.
Mrs. Catherine Cimburka moved
from our burg Monday.
Robert Vopava took John Krall to
Cresco Monday.
Frank Adamec autoed through town
Monday enroute to Spillviile.
SCHLEY.
We are informed that the Tony
Pecinovsky building will be opened as
4 butcher shop about April first.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Har-
ris, 4 boy
Miss Albia Tupy, who has been sew
ing for Mrs. Mike Bouska, returned
home Saturday.
Mary Vrba visited under the parental
roof Sunday.
Rose Ondrasek has resumed her
duties with Mrs. C. A. Fosse, after an
absence Of some time.
VIM. Heinspeter of Lourdes made an
auto trip to Schley tuesday,.
Thomas Novak Of Spillville, who has
been visiting his son Henry for about
! week, returned home Saturday.
L. T. Fossec and sons Edward and
Lloyd of Rideeway, visited at the C..
A. Fosse home Sunday.
Jos. C. and Chas. j. Malek visited at
the Joseph Iinderlee home in Elma
Sunday afternoon.
VIM. Kalisbek of Protivin visited
friends in Schley Wednesday.
Mrs. F. Glass and daughter Regina,
of West Vernon, are visiting at Joe
Doherty's this week.
Mrs. C. A. Fosse and sons Ogden
and Lewie went to Ridgeway Saturday
for few days. visit with relatives and
friends.
James Ondrasek went to Ridgeway
went to Ridgeway Tuesday.
Glen Ferrie and Elmer River depart
ed Saturday for Montana, where they
intend to locate.
John Slifkagof New Oregon autoed
through Schley last Tuesday.
Malek Bros. are tusy these days TAX
ing in eggs. They took load to
Cresco Saturday, and on Saturday and
Monday they took in enough to make
another load.
Josie Malek is laid up with the grip.
The Lourdes correspondence to the
Plain Dealer states that the gossipers
of that locality are somewhat busy re-
garding the up-to-dateness of cap
worn by gentlemen that teaches one
of their schools. The gossipers are
ignorant of the fact that this style of
cap is as old as creation itself, and has
been worn as q fashionable headgear
for several winters.
Many came to Schley Monday intend
ing to vote down school proposition
that they expected to be brought up.
However no proposition was announced.
WEST VERNON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Booth and son Clar-
ence spent Sunday at the Frank Miller
home. Esu
Mrs. Frank Lickteig and daughter
returned Thursday from Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Sebastian spent q
few DAYS the first of the week at