Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-02-02
SARATOGA

Is dlrnOSC Impossible Tor Cne Farmers TO
haul their products to market.
Jesse Miles was Riceville caller
Saturday.
Miss Rose Sigler went to Preston,
Mimi, Saturday for weeks visit
with relatives.
The M. B. A. had an oyster supper
Saturday evening and two more mem
bers joined.
Miss Marie Jensen will give pro-
house Friday evening, Feb. g
Fred Stark and family spent We'd
nesday evening at Ernie Schahns.
Reed Miles and George Moses re-
turned to New Hampton Monday after
spending Saturday and Sunday at
home.
Abby Vail shipped'a car load of cat
tie to Chicago Saturday. He returned
home Tuesday evening.
Lou Thomas of McIntire was seen in
our village last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Monholland went
to Rceville last Tuesday evening to at
tend the show
Last Wednesday occurred the mar
riage of Will Armstrong to Hazel
Markham. They went to Canton,
Mimi, on their honeymoon. We eX-
tend hearty congratul atoms and best
wishes.
The carpenters have finished work
ing at the inside of our church, and
when the seats get here for it we can
hold service again. We are glad to
see what good work they have done.
Johnnie Jensen is on the sick list
this week.
Miss Winifred Seavy spent Satur-
day and Sunday at her home in Rice
vile.
August Madaus spent Saturday and
Sunday with his sister Mrs. Schaal.
The ice crop seems to be about har
vested here, and though the crop is
not as good as some years, it is all put
up in good shape and will no doubt
keep better than some years when the
quality is good.
Mrs. Locke is somewhat better and
we hope for her recovery soon.
MIR. Schaal would appreciate better
roads these days.
Mrs Thos. kakac ard daughter
Anna went to. Chicago Sunday to pur-
chase goods for the store.
Ralph Torney is improving from a
case of lung fever.
A large crowd attended the dance in
the hall last Friday evening. There
were Ga numbers.
A few of our young people We're en-
tertsined at the Jensen home Sunday
evening.
John Miles, Earl Monholland and
Davy Dunn went to Elna last Thurs
day.
Miss Esta DUN called on Mrs. Will
Torney Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Croft went to
Garnavllo, Ia, Tuesday morning to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Croft's Sis
ter.
The Royal Neighbors held nstalla-
ton OF officers Friday afternoon.
viii Beathke and sisters were Rice
vile shoppers Tuesday.
Mr. Locke was Riccviile caller
Tuesday.
Grandma Miles is quite feeble from
fall she had Monday morning.
Ed. Shriber went to Cresco on bust
ness Monday and returned Tuesday
evening.
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MAPLE LEAF.
"A large crowd wos present at the
dance at John Jarosh S, Wednesday
evening, and everybody reported a
soo' ,''ne
Louise ana WINE on ~, spent sun
ooy evening a' 'o"ll F" a'hei ).
Joe Walker and Frank Yak went to
Decorah' WEDNESDAY, lor SNORT VISIT
Quite number from our vicinity
took IN the Saratoga dance, FRIDAY
evening.
The school children of Howard No. :
nave orsahlAeu literary society ana
WIN give program next r rioay AFTER
i'oon' every ooos Is ''''''e".
Frank Walker and sister Josie and
Ai'le ANU 10 "e"' " oieseo' iuesoay'
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Shlmek visited jim
oni''eA $ SUNDAY.
Mike and J"hn bfonner spent Satur-
day evening with crank Walker.
Jimmie Ruska tipped over with a
load OF oa' straw, Thursday. Poor
'ili'h'e: ne "as our syn 'pathy'
There VIII be basket soclable IN
the near future IN District NO. Z.
(From another correspondent
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