Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-06-23

Frank Schneider, a son of Alois
Schneider. brought in record break
ing load of oats, Tuesday, to the Gil
christ elevator. 1t contained 155
bushels, weighing total of 5ll5 lbs.
Miss Mabel Brown took her class of
boys of the Congregational Sunday
School to Lime Springs Thursday,
where they enjoyed an outing at Old
Town, with picnic supper in the even
ing,
Mrs. Augusta Cole and daughter,
Miss Winnie, are out from Chicago,
arriving Monday morning for visit
with relatives and friends, expecting
to remain the greater share of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Job Darrow and chill
dren and sister Miss Frances Darrow
returned Wednesday afternoon from
Selby S. D., where they have been WIS.,
iting their sister, Mrs C. D. Durfey
and family.
Fred Todd returned Wednesday from
his claim near Isabel, S. D. He re-
ports those who went out there from
this vicinity as all in good health, but
that the country is suffering greatly
from drouth.
Among those from Cresco who at
tended the Old Settlers meeting at
Burr Oak last Tuesday were Mrs.
Boone Sharp, Mrs. Clark McIntire
Mrs. Pearl Bertram, Miss Edie Sharp,
and jim McIntire.
Mrs. Fritz Granzow of Algona, came
Tuesday morning, called here by the
death of her nephew, Maurice Thuerk.
Mrs. Granzow will remain for visit
with relatives at Spring Valley, Lime
Springs and Cresco,
For SALE-B Building and lot, now
occupied by NJ. NJ. Crafts ice cream
paflors Must be sold at once, as l
wish to dispose of all my Cresco prop
erty. For price and terms, write F..
j. PRANN, Selby, South Dakota.
Mrs. Bert Fravel was hostess Thurs
day afternoon to the Ladies Aid Soci-
ETY. of the Baptist church, very grac-
iously having invited the ladies to her
hospitable home for the afternoon. A
very enjoyable time was had by all
present.
The Lourdes boys and the Jerico
Jumpers crossed bats last Sunday at
Jerico. The Lonrdes boys got defeated
on account of all their players not be-
ing the there. Both teams will play
again Sunday, June 25, at the Lourdes
grounds.
Mrs. Irene G. Adams arrived Tues
day night for an extended visit with
her daughter. Mrs. A. E. Barker and
family. Since leaving Florida, Mrs.
| Adams visited at Fayetteville, Arkan-
sas and her son, A. F. Galloway, at
Clarinda, la.
Mrs. Lucy Evans is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. Lois Bailey of Bangor,
Wis, her brother, Mr.. Omelly, of
Mitchell, S. D., and her son Fred Of
Cherokee, Iowa. This is the first time
in over Is years that this brother and
tbooe cistars have met
Rev. J. C. Schwab enjoyed visit
this week from his brother. B. I.
Schwab, who has been attending a
Theological Seminary at Naperville, Ill.
stopping off here for visit on his way
to Crofton, Ill.,, which has been as
signed to him as his charge.
Mrs. C. J. Gossman went to Cresco
yesterday for couple of days visit
with her mother. Mrs. Mclaughlin. -.
Mrs. C. H. Hauser and son of Cedar
Rapids concluded their visit at the
Whalen home and went to Cresco, Mon
dav, for further visit before return
ing home. .-Decorah Public Opinion.
Mrs. r. Muir, 10 Darlington St.,
Glasgow, Scotland, is a guest of her
cousins, Alex. Hutton, of Cresco, and
John Dunagan, of Maple Leaf, and
also made a call on Robt. Thomson.
Mrs. Muir has been in the States for
about month visiting with the John
Shaw and Reed families in Wisconsin,
and at Maple Leaf, and after weeks
visit in Cresco will return to Glasgow.
Arthur Mcbride, accompanied by his
daughter, May, returned to Cresco
yesterday after visiting his niece, Mrs.
Dan Shea Miss ::> adie Brunner re-
turned to Cresco Saturday after visit
ing at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Dunbar. Her cousin, Miss Maud Dun
bar, accompanied her for short visit.
80. Last Thursday Terrence McCabe
of Bluffton, brought in what proved to
be the record load of wool for the sea-
son. 1t was sold to the Adams Seed
Co., and weighed over ton. 1t was
monster load, and of good quality. =
Decorah Journal.
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