Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-08-22

There will be a dance held in Prot
vim. Wednesday, Aug. g. 1911. A
are invited.
Mrs. w. W. Sweet returned Monda
afternoon from visit with relative
at Minneapolis.
Louie and Carl West, of Rocheste,
autoed down for an over Sunday visi
with relatives here.
Miss Minnie Porter left Saturda
afternoon for visit with her siste
Mrs. Pol!itt at Decorah.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Lyons returne
Thursday evening from their trip t
Washington and Oregon.
Charles Glass left yesterday morning
for Clear Lake, Iowa, where he will
work in a sigar factory.
Will Howard sold so sssks of timoth
seed yesterday to w. T. Hunting
which brought him $3.50.
Mrs. Tom McCook came over iron
Riceville for an over Sunday visit witt
the John McCook family.
Mrs. Margaret Quinn came Monda
from Mason City for visit with he
friend, Miss Edith Sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Garrett returned
Sunday morning from their trip t.
various points in Illinois.
Nellie Geraty and Grace Patterso.
went to Lime Springs Friday to spen'
the afternoon with friends.
MIR. and Mrs. v. Croatt and daugh
ter returned Friday from their visi
with relatives at WaucOma.
Ernest Ratz, of New Oregon, had
bad fall from barn on Friday last
injuring him quite seriously.
John johnson left Friday Afternoon
for a visit with the Rev. Ottesol
family at West Salem, Wis.
Leo johnson returned last Frida,
morning from trip to the Rocheste
hospital to consult the Mayos.
Miss Louise Salisbury came dow
from Lime Springs. Monday afternoon
for visit with relatives here.
Miss Martha Olson Saturday after
noon for Decorah for visit at tn
home of her uncle, Ed Crane.
Mrs. Ada U. Barker went to LeRo,
Monday for visit with her sister
Mrs. E. l.. River, of Oak Dale.
Mrs. Chinnow of Waltham, MINI.
was expected Saturday afternoon for
visit at the H. Schmeing home.
Mrs. Ed. Hess left Monday after
noon for visit with relatives Al Rice
vile, Iowa, and Owatonna, MINI.
Rev. Bies Of Belleview, Ia, who ha
been the guest of Rev. J. P. Wagner
returned home Monday afternoon.
F. B. Hulls, the manager of the he,
creamery, expects his family here soon
leased one of the Wheeler houses.
Miss Anna Klema returned Friday t
her home at Austin, after visit u
the home of Mrs. Mary Ondrasek.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Barnes left Sat
urday evening for short visit in Mad
son, Wis, at the Bert Foye home.
The Misses Florence and Nellie But
ton left Saturday for visit with rela
tives and friends at Lawler. Iowa.
Mrs. c. S. Alexander is entertaining
sister, Miss Helen Green. of Astoria
ILL.,, who arrived Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Andrew Johnson and daughter
Miss Matilda. went to Decorah, F'rida,
afternoon, for visit with friends.
Mrs. B. r. Evans and daughte
Pearl returned Monday morning fron
a visit with relatives in Milwaukee.
Miss Jessie Bickford arrived Sunda,
morning from Baralpo. Wis. wher
she has been at work the past year.
Mrs. DIR. Kessel left Friday for
visit with her neice, Mrs. Boutell, AM
husband Ut Lake Minnctonka, MINI.
For SALE-Two Duroc Jersey boars
good ones, eight months old.
WILL EDDY.
Girl wanted at the Log Cabin dairy
Phone Belts II or ll2
Have u photo of your boy or CIR
taken now, before school begins. Nov
is the time. c. Aminof BlOmquist.
Miss Ruth Hart of Minneapolis VIII
has been visiting at the Ed -Craghil
home, returned to her home Saturday
Donald Dawley and sister Clara wen
to Lime Springs Friday for visit a
the home of their uncle, Richard Frost
Miss Sophia Falek of Strawberr!
Point came Monday for visit at tn
home of her aunt, Mrs. Phillip Gesell.
Mrs. G. r. Baker, Roland, Helen an,
Ruth, accompanied by two young LADY
friends, autoed up from Ridgeway Sun
day.
Rev. J. C. Schwab and daughter
Freda left Sunday evening for Water