Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-09-29
SCHLEY.

| Joseph C. and John MaIek and w ].
Click autoed to Protivin Sunday.
NJ. D. Whalen and family of Har-
mony, Mimi, made an over Sunday
visit at the Mrs. L. Malek home.
Frank Woods of Cresco passed
through our town Tuesday enroute to
Lourdes.
You will he greatly disappointed if
you do not attend the dance at the hall
next Tuesday evening as it promises to
be gala time.
Mayme Dvorak and Mrs. Matt Tay.
lor left for Chicago last Tuesday even
ing. Both go there to remain per-
manently.
August Utka and wife of Freeport,
Mimi, are visiting at the home of
John Derr.
Mr.. Weigal of Lawler visited at the
VIM. Ferrie home last week.
Joseph C. Malek and sister Margaret
visited with Wayne Dvorak Sunday
evening.
1t is an unmistakable fact that all
patrons of the Schley dances are full
of life and friendliness. Something
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of successful dance.
Erwin Bauer lost a very valuable
horse last Monday.
The Malek Bros. have their store
filled to its utmost capacity with mer-
chandise caused by large shipment of
dry goods and notions received for
their fall and early winter trade.
Mike Barnes made a combined bust
ness and pleasure trip to Prctivin Sun
day.
do you eat pie? l know a fellow
who does.
Thomas Novak of Spillville visited
his children here last week.
Mesdames Malek and children re-
turned from their visit in the west
Tuesday.
Victor Cason intends to 60 into the
retail piano business and has received
two pianos to start with.
Lewis Malek of Cresco is doing some
carpenter work for Joseph Capouch.
John Nobaie returned from his visit
to Chicago Monday.
WEST VERNON.
Our vicinity was visited with frost,
Monday night.
Mrs. Henry Wilson and daughter
Edith spent u week at Minneapolis and
Austin, returning home Wednesday.
Frank Lickteig called on his parents
in Cresco, Tuesday.
Bessie Flick entertained a friend
from Elma, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gesell and son
spent Monday at the Peter Hanson
home.
Stella Jarosh and Anna Korbel called
ct the Frank Slifka home, Sunday.
Mrs. Clint Thompson and daughters,
of Oklahoma. spent few days at the
Frank Miller home.
We are sorry to say julius DooliCtle
had the misfortune of fracturing two
or three ribs from fall in barn at
the John Farnsworth home, Tuesday.
We all hope to see Julius out soon.
Mae Jolly, Louise Greenhaug, Helen
Daughenbaugh. Ruth Eye. and Leslie
Mitchell, Carl jolly and Henry Fenske
were pleasantly entertained at the Eye
home, Sunday evening.
Henry Wilson departed Wednesday
for Austin to attend the Fair and spend
some time at the Killoran home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller spent
Sunday at the S. E. Dinger home.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Fish were enter
tanned at the Will Coughlin home. Sun
day.
Bessie Fleck and Wayne Miller en-
tertained friends at the Miller home,
Sunday evening.
Thomas Cummings spent from Fri
day until Tuesday with Syl. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. DeGroote and
family entertained friends, Sunday.
Mayme Miller entertained friend
from Davis Corners, Friday.
James Barnes spent Sunday in Cres
co with friends.
Some of our people attended the
dance at Will Skaters, Tuesday even
ing. A good time was reported.
William Coughlin is the owner of a
new windmill that has been erected on
his farm.