Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-02-20
COUNTY NEWS
LIME SPRING.

day from Cresco. She reported her
mother improving after the operation.
Lon. Nagel Of Greenleafton was a
Cresco visitor Thursday.
j. H. Jones was up from Cresco
Thursday.
Our High School is becoming fast in
the fire drill, Is seconds is the best 60
far in getting out of the school house.
! Miss Florence Powell was a visitor
to Cresco Thursday.
G. M. Plummer of Spring Valley was
visiting a few days with DR.. Plummer,
his son, leaving for home Friday.
Mrs. o. e. Thomas was a Cresco
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Frost entertained q company of
ladies Thursday.
Mr.. French has decided to leave
Lime Springs so has decided to close
out his hardware stock at cost.
Miss Nancy Frost walked into town
Friday from her school, miles through
the snow.
Quite a number of young folks came
down from Chester Friday evening to
take in club dance that was to be
held in Chester, but on account of the
fire was held in Lime Springs.
The High School had party at the
home of Lloyd Horizons Friday even
ing. A very enjoyable time was spent.
Miss Cordia Ogg of Ranny, Mimi,
came Friday to visit at the Broadwater
home for few days.
Lynn Mckee received the finest val
entine of any young man in the county.
a 70 ASnu
Fannie Hungerford, Wednesday, at
of Chester, Rev. Maxwell performing
the ceremony. They will reside q
miles south of town.
Mr.. Davis, the horse buyer, was
quite III attraction for the farmers
Friday and Saturday. Good prices were
paid for good horses.
Deputy H. E. Orchard, of Oelwein
spent few days in town leaving for
home Friday evening.
There was moving picture show in
town Wednesday and Thursday.
Robert Evans, while engaged in q
SNOWFALL battle, got hit on the lip with
ball with stone in it causing visit
to the Doctors Office.
Will! Herold Of Cresco was calling OIL
friends Thursday.
c. r. Nash was Cresco visitor Fri
day.
Mrs. G. A. Rowland entertained
company of ladies Tuesday afternoon.
MIR. West of New Hampton was in
town OH business. He is district mana
ger for the Ford auto.
Mr.. Prick of Davenport was in town
few days and he would like to move
his family here if he could rent house.
John Harbers W 20 has been working
for Kansas Thursday where his sister
is very sick.
John Sanborn and Miss Katie Rob-
erts returned Thursday from a few
days visit with friends in Minneapolis.
Hugh Jones was an Austin visitor
Thursday.
MIR. Thomas has moved to the Dan
Davis farm near the bridge where he
will reside during this year.
The J. G.. c. club met ut the home
of MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Cray Saturday
evening. A very pleasant evening was
spent dis ussing Dickens.
The Woodmen at camp Saturday
evening decided to wait until they
would hear from headquarters before
discussing the matter of the increase
of rates.
Mrs. Myron Converse of Cresco. and
Miss M. Moulton of New Hampton
visited Miss Nina Rucsink between
trains Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Arnold Hulvcrscn and
family arrived Friday evening from
West Concord, Mimi, to visit friends
few days.
Evan Williams left Monday to at
tend State university at Madison, Wis.
Mr. Myers returned Wednesday from
Illinois where he has been visiting
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Nash and fam
lily came up Saturday from Cresco to
visit friends.
Robert Griffith and wife were Cresco
shoppers Saturday.
Miss Nina Ruesink went to CrescO
Saturday to spend Sunday with friends.
Miss Cora Smith returned to Bonair
Saturday.
Mrs. Black and daughter Meta, Miss
Madge Perry and DR.. Carpenter were
at Cresco Saturday
Miss mccarthy who has been visiting
Miss Holly left for her home in Austin
saturday.
Mrs. Margaret Grettum,. mother Of
Mr.. Johnston our lumberman left for
hardwood to visit friends.
Charles Schacht went to Cresco Sat-
urday.
Mrs. John Moore and Mrs. Shaw left
Saturday for Faribault, MINI.
Hugh Hughes came up Saturday
from Davenport to visit his mother
over Sunday.
Will Searles of Missoula, Mont, is
visiting his brothers south of town..
Mrs. }. p Nickleson went to Cresco
Saturday to visit friends.
Will Roberts was a Cresco shopper
Saturday.
Dick Nagel left for Cresco Wednes-
day to enter the hospital for an oper-
alton.
Friday and Saturday were tag days,
the proceeds to be used to keep the
cemetery in first class condition. A
large number Of ladies' were ct work on
every street corner. holding up men,
knocking at doors, making every effort |
possible to gather in the coin. A CON-
psny Of ladies With banner had charge
Of the depot. The man who refused TO
dig up altar tbs ladies east Q winning
smile ut him aud told Of their interest |
in the dead was looked upon - z tight