Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-23
COUNTY NEWS
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] day:
, Lloyd Horton went to Winona. MINI
Monday to attend the wedding of h
brother. He returned home Wednel
3 day.
Miss Vera Murray, of Austin, cam
Wednesday for visit with Miss MI
belle Hall.
Dana Mead, of Cresco, was in Lin
a Springs Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Wells went t
Austin Monday.
Chas. Lake, and Will Barnes, q
Chester, we're in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Mcpherson, of Alberta
Canada, came Thursday evening for
visit with his sister, Mrs. Foye.
Mamie Jones autoed from Cheste
Sunday.
Messrs r. w. Thoma and John G
Roberts, autoed to .McIntire Monday
Mrs. Conklin and daughter Kate, re
turned from Austin Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Jones went to Cresc,
Wednesday.
Chas. Howard, of Austin, was {
Lime Springs caller Thursday.
Winnie Sanborn returned last week
after visiting Marjorie Reynolds, al
Parker, S. Oak.
DR.. Lyons, of Chester, was in towr
Thursday.
Marie Roberts returned from Moline
ILL.,, Friday, after visiting her brother
Clint and wife. They returned witt
her to visit while.
Miss Hattie Elwood left Tuesday fol-
q visit with Miss Goldie Dowd, OF
Ossian.
Miss Ruth Peck, of Austin, is visit
ing Miss Katherine Roberts.
Serena Williams returned to Mime
apolis, after visiting Mrs. W. X. Will
liams.
Mrs. F. C. Blandin, and Mrs. R. W.
Blandin, of Cresco, came Thursday for
visit with Miss Clara Drake.
Harry Hill returned to Minneapolis
Wednesday, after visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hill.
Mrs. De Witt Haven went to Cresco
Thursday.
Miss Rita Stevens accompanied DR..
and Mrs. Aver and daughter, of Arl-
ington, to Preston for several days
visit.
C. P. Nash and family, Miss Swear
ing, of Minneapolis, and Herman Rue
sink, autoed to Spring Valley, Thurs
day. From there they intend to go to
Minneapolis, where C.. P. Nash and
family will reside.
Rev. Williams and wife autoed to
DEBORAH Thursday.
Miss Anna Rowland returned with
Mrs. Martin Jones to her home in
Granada, MINI.
Mrs. o. R. Arlington returned from
Nora Springs Tuesday.
Mrs. John Love, of Jamestown. came
Monday to attend the funeral of her
father.
Benjamin Apenhorst, of Preston,
was in town Friday.
The Misses Ada Ruesink and Edna
Anderson went to Chester Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Jones were
Chester callers Friday.
Will and Nellie Riley, and Selma
Justman, of Minneapolis, came Wed
nesday for visit at the Chas. Hall
home.
Henry Lewis returned to Minneap-
oils Saturday, after visiting w. c
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horton and daughter
Laura, Mrs. Thos. Maxwell and Lillian
autoed to Chester Thursday.
Mrs. Owen Jones was down from
Chester Friday.
The Misses Harriet Owens and Olive
Nash went to Cresco Friday.
J. C. Webster was Lime Springs
caller Monday.
Augustus Prescott returned from
Sioux City Saturday, where he has
been several days on business.
Miss Ruth Davis was q Cresco caller
Wednesday.
Miss Edyth Nagel returned home
Saturday from Austin, where she has
been attending summer school.
Mrs. Carpenter is on the sick list.
MORRIS.
Mrs. Jane Morris who died suddenly
was buried Monday, the funeral being
held in the WEIGH church. She was
born in Racine. Wis.,. Nov. LIST, 1854,
and departed this life July IL, 1912. at
The age of So years. She moved to
Bristol in 1850. She was married to
Vim. Morris, Dec. 20, 1876. Four child
rem were born to them, Robert Morris,
# New York; Mrs. Ed. M. Keifer, of
Canada; Mary Jane who resides at
nome; Lewis having died Feb. 20, 1898.
These children, with father, three
,rothers and four sisters of the de- {
,no cnN tn he NJ n :
!ood faithful wife, loving mother, a
sister. The interment took
,lace in Bristol cemetery.
KAISER.
Mrs. Kaiser. who has been q great
uferer for some time passed away
" Wednesday noon. Diadama Best was
BORN near Woodstock, McHenry Co.,
illinois, Nov. 16, 1S45, and died in
Lime Springs, July II, 1912, at the
lge of 66 years, months and l day.
She was converted and united with the
Presbyterian church at Foreston when
welve years of age, and lived faith
ul and consistent Christian life. She /.
anne to Howard county at the age of {
iage to H. H. Kaiser, Oct. %, 1866, at !
,oieston, iowa. never having any .
children of her own she took in her
leart and home two orphan girls and
aised them to womanhood. Gertrude {
3reslan, now Mrs. Hunt, of Chicago,
md Hazel Rose Reamer. now Mrs. !,
fred De Vilbiss who resides in Tacoma,
Washington. She leaves to mourn her
departure her husband, two daughters,
wo brothers and one sister, other rela-
ives, and a host of friends. The fune- ,
al was held at the home Friday morn