Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-09-05

Lennis and Loretta Glass went t
Lawler yesterday for visit at tn
home of their uncle.
Roy Fuller returned Saturday t
Mason City after short visit at tn
home of his parents.
If you want farm loan at Il low RAT
of interest, see American Loan Il Trus
Company. Cresco. la.
Mrs. John Elliott of New Haven re
turned home Friday, having been her
to consult DR.. Kessel.
Mrs. o. P. Yagcr came Friday fror
Riceville to attend the funeral of he
niece, Thelma Hardy.
Mrs. Thomas Mork and children re
turned Saturday to Austin, after Wis
it with relatives here.
Mrs. w. w. Sweet leaves to-day TO
Minneapolis to make her home will
the Remington family.
Mrs. Schemmel left yesterday for
visit with her daughter who is attend
ing school at Dubuque.
H. Edmunson and Earl Henry lef
Saturday night for Chicago to see tn,
Gotch wrestling match.
MIR. and Mrs. Anil Keune returned
Friday from Decorah, where they hat
been attending the Fair.
Stephen Plopper went to Elma, Sat
urday, to commence his work as prin
cipal of their high school.
James Costigan and daughter Luc,
came Saturday from Frankville, for {
visit with Cresco relatives.
For SALE-Four lots with modern
house and good out buildings. Enquire
of E. A. CROWELL, Cresco.
Miss Clara Shaw left Monday fol
Cedar Falls, where she will resume hel
studies at the State Normal.
Mrs. w. F. Scholz and Mrs. Anna
Miller left Monday morning for visit
with friends in Minneapolis.
J. w. Mott returned Saturday noon
from his trip to the eastern markets ir
the interest of the Mott store.
Mrs. A. M. Pike was down from
Chester yesterday, bringing her daugh
ter who will attend school here.
Miss Mildred Pierce returned Satur.
day to Monticello, Ia, after a visit
here at the C. w. Pierce home.
The New Oregon cemetery associa
tion will meet this week Wednesday af.
ternoon with Mrs. Johas Brown.
Miss Matilda Larssn, of Minneap
oils, returned home yesterday after q
visit at the Joseph johnson home.
Frank Stevens and family were dowr
from Lime Springs for an over Sunday
visit at the Eugene Irvine home.
Mrs. John Boucher is in very criti
cal condition as the result of long ILL
ness from cancer of the stomach.
Ed. Arnold came out from Chicago
Saturday morning and is a guest at tn,
home of his sister, Mrs Barfoot.
Eugene Howard left Sunday evening
to take treatment for rheumatism at
the Prairie du Chen Sanitarium.
frank Wilson and VIM. Frank ant
wives went to Minneapolis yesterday
to visit and take in the State Fair.
Miss Elsie Schuenemann of Chicag,
is a guest ut the VIM. Kratz home am
with other relatives in this vicinity.
For SALE-A 115.acre farm. Will
be sold cheap if taken soon. Fol
terms and prices, call on A. SMITH.
For SALE-Extra choice short-horn
bulls; all red. Also eome good milch
cows. A. MARSHALL.
For SALE-Two Chester White year
ling boars-good ones; fall farrow.
Phone BAG, l. l.. EATON.
MIR. and Mrs. A. H. Caward ant
their son Walter and Harry and tn.
latter's wife, are up from Waterloo.
Miss Luella Brown returned Satur
day from a visit with relatives al
Austin, Mimi, and Marshalltown, la.
Miss Lucille Korsrud, who has been s
guest at the S. P. Fuller home return
ed yesterday to her home at Decorah
w. L. Dockstader, who has been I
guest of Miss Ruth Peckham, returned
yesterday to his home at Otranto, Ia
The St. Joseph's Cemetery Aseocia
tion will meet with MrsI w. H. She.
on Wednesday afternoon Of this week,
Mrs. Nellie Larrabee returned Sun
day evening from her visit with heI
sister, Mrs. Dickey at Seattle, Wash
The Misses Victoria and Mary Vopavs
left Saturday for visit with relatives
at Cedar Rapids and Oak Dale. Iowa
The Queen Esther Circle will NEE
on Friday of this week with Mrs
Walter Eddy. Florence McCook, lead
er.
Miss Mary McDermott who has beel
the guest of her brother, John McDer