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


SCHLEY.
Mrs. John Malek is somewhat i'll at
this writing.
John Uohale went to mass ut Proti-
vim Sunday.
Jos. G. and Mary Malek visited with
Mrs. Jacob Malek Sunday.
Joe. Doherty and Geo. Bloomgren
made business visit to Alta Vista
Friday.
Louise Jinderlee visited in Schley
the latter part of last week, and incl
dentally took in the dance.
The annual school election will be
held at our school house Monday,
March the 9Th. :. We hope that oil will
come to this election and vote for the
best man obtainable.
Quite "a number attended q party
given at joint undak g Saturday even
ing, which was spent in dancing, card
playing and other amusements. All
report a good time.
Lewie Fosse is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. John Malek and daughter
Mamie called on Mrs. Adam Frank
Monday.
Mrs. Lottie Paul is visiting her son
Gust, also Mrs. Fred Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Novak spent
Sunday with the Albert Hovarka fam
lily.
Miss Abbie Tupy is visiting the Mike
ond loo Rarnoa Families
VIM. Jarosh and wife were seen driv-
ing through town Tuesday, enroute
home from the dance 1T Protivin.
Chas. Malek made business trip to
Cresco last Thursday.
Maggie and Chas. Malek visited with
the Matt Ondrasek family Sunday.
Jos. Dohertyl and Elmer Blomgren
Malek home playing ''housenpfefer. :"
Mrs. Fred Decker is reported i'll at
this writing.
Mary. Vrba left for Mike Doherty q
Wednesday, where she intends to work
for about week.
There was card party given at
Mike Barnes Monday evening. Those
present were G. A. Fosse, N. w. Graf,
J. F. Citek, L. v. Svestka and James
Malek.
C. A. Fosse was out calling on some
of his patrons last week. The writer
understands that he was not after
more cream, but better cream.
w. J. Walker had an oyster supper
one day last week as compliment to
those who helped him haul hay some
time ago.
E. j. Cenek of Lourdes attended
the M. w. A. meeting 1T Schley Satur-
day evening.
A surprise party was given in honor
of Mrs. Mike Derr Wednesday, the
22nd. The occasion being her birthday.
A large crowd participated. all Of
whom seemed to be we'll pleased with
the time. After collecting large sum
Of money as a present for this worthy
person and wishing her many more
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and Theo. Gessel of Maple Leaf were
present.
Jos. Ondrasek and wife took Carrie
B. Mslek to her home at Cresco Sun.
day. y
Emma Citek came home from
Watertown, S. D., Saturday, where
she has been staying for several years.
Vim. Rathamel and VIM. Valvods
and their wives attended the dance II
Protivin Monday evening.
Mike Dvorak and wife and Mrs.
Matt Taylor went to Spillville and
Protivin, where they will visit friends.
Although the dance at Schley Friday
evening drew out only small crowd,
it was q decided success, as everyone
had good time.
As the first of March, or the moving
time, is at hand, many in this locality
will move out and others will take
their places, as will be seen by the fol-
lowing: Vim. Mcconnell will move
from the Owen Murray farm to farm
he has rented of Fir. Praska near
Lourdes; Owen Murray will retire from
the mercantile business ut Lourdes and
move on to his farm; John Guyett will
quit farming and enter the mercantile
business at Lourdes; VIM. Hyke OF
Lourdes will move onto the John Guy
EFT farm; Geo. Bloomgren will move
on farm he bought in winnesheik
county; S E. and JOS. Komarek will
move on farm east of Cresco. Most
of the above will move the coming
week.
SARATOGA.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John EberlinG, Feb. q