Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-11-12
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COUNTY NEWS
LIME SPRINGS.

LIME SPRINGS.
Hurrah for Wilson and years of
prosperity.
Mrs. E. Bush was Cresco visitor
Monday.
Morris Jones had a sale Friday.
there was good crowd and what was
offered brought good prices. Mr.. Jones
will move into town to live.
Joe Williams returned Monday from
an over Sunday visit ia Charles City.
Ruth Converse and Grace Johnston,
were up from Cresco Tuesday.
Abbe Ruesink returned Monday
from Cedar Falls where she was visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Rowland and Maggie Jones
went to Cresco Tuesday to attend a
funeral.
Howard Walker came from Kansas
to visit few days at the home of Mrs.
Morey.
Mrs. Hughes returned from Chester
where she went to attend the funeral
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis babe.
Rolla Jones is going to quit farming.
He will have sale Friday.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
are going to have their annual sale
Dec. 4th.
Mrs. Haskell, of Marshalltown. who
has been visiting at the Harvey home,
returned home Thursday.
w. Nagel left Thursday for Kansas.
Mrs. A. E. Marsh returned from
Cresco, Thursday, after few days
visit with her daughter.
DIR. Pummer was Chester visitor,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Gates, Debora Williams and
Ruth Davis were Cresco visitors,
Thursday.
Geo. Owens, who been sick but is on
the mend, was down from Chester,
Friday.
| William Roberts came from Montana
T ball team took trip to Usage
and after hard tussel with the Acad-
emy of that place, returned with the
usual bonors
Mrs. George Hall is still very sick
woman. DR.. Kessel was up from
Cresco to consult with DR.. Plummer in
her case last week.
Ida Reed was up from Cresco Satur-
day to visit friends.
Josie Taraldson was Cresco visitor
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stockman went to Rice
vile Saturday to visit Mrs. StockmRn's
father.
Joshua Williams, one of Lime
Springs politicians. came down from
Minneapolis to vote returning Thurs
day.
Lou Foy has rented the house oppo-
site his father s, south of the railroad
track, and will move his family into it
as soon as he finishes his work in Da-
kota.
E. Bush was a Cresco visitor, Mon
day.
Mr.. Marshall was down from Chest
er, Thursday. He has just had bad
fire in his hardware store in LIE Roy.
He sold out what was left, and for the
present is out of business.
Quite number of Masons were
down from Chester and up from Cres-
co to visit the home lodge, Monday
evening.
The next number of our lecture
course will be Nov. 1S. A company of
| ldultS Will CHtCA Vail Ouk pSOPiC.
r Ruth Cue came from Fayette Satur-
day for an over Sunday visit with her
parents.
Mrs. Herman Parchman came up
from Cresco Saturday to visit her son
nor,h of town.
The Misses Clemmer, Ruth and Grace
Patterson, and Ida Hanke were up
from CreScO SATURDAY.
Robert Hughes and wife were up
from Cresco Sunday calling on friends.
After few days visit at the home
of Rev. Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ].
Jones, returned Monday to Crystal
Lake.
Art Rowland is expected from Can
ada where he has been all summer on
a claim.
Florence Powell was Cresco caller
Monday.
Mrs. Carl Harvey, who has been to
the hospital in Cresco, returned last
week much improved.
Mrs. M. j. Macarthur, of Cresco, is
spending few days at the home of
Alvin Nash.
Mrs. Van Leuven was Cresco visit
or, Wednesday.
Mrs. Evans and daughter, Mrs. Wes.
Johnston and Mrs. Lou Foy were
among the Cresco visitors, Saturday.
Emerson harrington, at one time
engaged in business in Lime Springs,
is reported very low with little hopes
of his recovery, in Winnebago City,
Minnesota.
William McMann and wife, from
Illinois, are visiting friends for few
days. Mrs. McMaEn. whose name was
Emma Thomas. surp ised her friends
some time ago by going away and
taking to herself husband.
Cornelius Y. Hastings was buried
Friday. He was born Lemster, Yer
mont, Dec. Is, 1927, and was married
to Miss Sarah Marlett Jan. IL. 1854.
He resided in D corah for some time
coming to Chester in 1870, and during
the last year he lived with his son, one
and a half miles south of Lime Springs.
His wife died on February 20, 1904
He leaves three children to mourn his
departure Charles, Mrs. ]. McNamee,
of Canova, S. D., and Mrs. VIM. Smith,
of Minneapolis. The funeral was held
in the Methodist church in Chester.
Friday, Rev. Maxwell officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Johnston were
down from Chester calling at the Meth
odist parsonage Thursday.
The old saying 60 west young man is
also good for the young woman. Word
ho, roo chod iro Cprinpc of tho m ar.