Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-09


children left Thursday for visit q
Albert Lea, and with relatives at Fair
mont, MINI.
Miss Helen Hill came from Linn
Springs Tuesday afternoon for visi
with Miss Rita Stevens at the Eugen'
Irvine home.
LosT-Last Friday evening, at o
near the Congregational church,
point lace handkerchief. Please re
turn to this Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guyette. o
Lourdes, are the proud parents of
baby girl. born to them last Monda,
at Mercy Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Cawalti of Alt'
Vista, and Mrs. George Cawalti of De
Moines were the guests of Gre Sc
friends Wednesday.
Miss Barbara Wilhelm and brothe
Bert, of Dell Rapids. S. L., cam
Tuesday evening for visit at tn
Jake Schaefer home.
Miss Rose Kaupel returned Tuesda!
to her home at Ossian, after a visi
with her brother, Joe Kaupel and fam
lily, and other friends.
The Misses Ruth and Mary Lindsey,
living over on the State Line, returned
home Tuesday, after having spent some
time at Redfeld, S. D.
| Mrs. Albert Letter and little babe
returned to Bonair Tuesday. She was
accompanied by her brother, Donald
Bowers, for brief visit.
Mrs. Guy Pollett and little daughter
Vera, went to Bonair Tuesday for a
visit with her grandmother, Mrs. Far
rell, and other relatives.
Mrs. Roy Fisk and little babe left
Thursday afternoon for McGregor,
called there to attend the funeral OF
her father, Andrew Knapp.
Mrs. W. F. Friend and daughter
Alice, left Wednesday morning for
Chicago for visit at the home of Mrs.
Friends cousin. E. H. Arnold.
B. F. Davis and daughters, the
Misses Alice. Anna, Kathryn and
Bessie went to Lime Springs Thursday
to spend the day with relatives.
Miss Gladys Tucker, of Decorah, is
patient at Mercy Hospital, having
undergone an operation for appendi-
citis there on Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moen and daugh-
ter Agnes left Tuesday for two weeks
visit with Mrs. Moen's mother, Mrs. A.
B. Anderson, at Harmony. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Miller, of Manis-
tee. Mich, came Tuesday for visit
at the Theodore Halweg home in Cres-
co, and Ed Miller home at Granger.
Miss Helen Caward entertained at
six O'Clock dinner Wednesday night,
complimentary to Miss Ruby Torney
of Chicago, and Mr.. Vawter of Iowa
City.
Ed Williams came down from Leroy
Wednesday on business. He was ac-
companied by his little daughter Rose,
who comes for a visit at the r. r.
Rose home.
Mrs. Frances Ash of Chicago and
Mrs. Jas. Siddall went to Lime Springs
Thursday for brief visit with the
latter's granddaughters Gladys and
Louise Salisbury.
Mrs. l.. P. Barth and two children
and Miss Helen Kessell went to Glen
wood, Ia, for visit at the w. w.
Brooks home. Mr.. Barth accompanied
them as far as Austin.
C. M. Vance and sister-in-law, Mrs.
J. W. Cady, left Tuesday for Great
Falls, Montana, near which city they
each have claims located, intending to
spend few weeks upon them.
Superintendent Nearpass and family
left Tuesday evening for Claypool,
Indiana, to visit relatives of Mrs.
Nearpass, and will also visit in Ohio
with the parents of Mr.. Nearpass.
TAKEN UP-On Sunday, a bay horse
weighing about 1900 pounds. Owner
will please pay charges and remove the
animal. Phone East Veron. 4.
FRANK SLIFKA.
The d. Baldner family have been en-
joying visit from his mother, Mrs.
Baldner, aud his sister and her husband
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ehlke, who returned
to their home at Stacyville, Tuesday.
The statement of the Bohemian
Savings Bank at Prctivin appears ir
this issue, and the prosperous condi'
tion indicated must be highly crafty
ing to its Stockholders and to the com
munity.
John ]. Walenta, of Protivin, writes
US from Omaha that he made a pur-
chase there on May 3lst of some Aber
deem Angus cattle which will be great
improvement to his herd, but they will
find good company when they reach
his farm, for he always looks for tht
best with which to supply his custom