Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-11-05
COUNTY NEWS
LIME SPRINGS.

mTS. OIephnek, VI Ce06T n0plOb,
after spending few days at the home
of Joseph Anderhick, returned home
Thursday.
R. o. Hughes and wife, of Cresco
came up Sunday to visit his mother.
Mrs. w. P. Jones, of Lake Crystal,
came to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Davis few days.
Charles schacht and Ed. Jones took
trip to Rochester Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Morris left Saturday
for Vandalia, Mont, to visit sister
who is very sick at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush left Saturday for
Castalia to visit friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Parchman of Cresco is
visiting at the home Of Fred Parchman
while she is visiting friends in Cresco.
Joe Williams left Saturday for an
over Sunday visit with his daughter in
Charles City.
Joshua Williams returned Saturday
from Minneapolis where he has been
spending the summer
Prof. Jorden left Friday for Roches-
ter where he will visit friends over
sunday.
The entertainment given by the
Royal Neigh Tuesday evening was
fine and large crowd was present
"How the Story Grew" was the name
of the play and the story kept on grow
ing, though the sale of the baskets and
the bargains some of the men got were
surprising. and from what we hear of
the disappointment of some of the
ladies we believe the story still keeps
growing.
Maggie Sullivan was Cresco visitor,
Friday.
Robert Davis was drafted on the
jury that met in Waterloo, last week.
He visited his son in Mount Vernon re-
turning home on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Sanborn went
to Little Cedar, Sunday, to visit Mrs.
Sanborn who resides at that place and
who has suffered broken leg.
Mrs. Geo. Hall is still suffering with
rheumatism and is unable to be out of
bed.
Mrs. F. w. Klein came down from
Austin. Friday, to visit at the home of
Mrs. Klein.
Belle Petit came down from Austin
for an over Sunday visit with her
mother.
Will Cray was down from Chester
Saturday.
While / am not prophet nor a son
of prophet will venture that this
week there are going to be more dis
appointed people in this country than
we have had for 4 years.
Fairbault to visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Noar few days, re-
turning Wednesday.
Miss Easter Evans left Wednesday
for Minneapolis where she will attend
school.
John Ruesink was Cresco visitor
Thursday.
The foot ball game between LIE Roy
and Lime Springs was holly contest
ed game, but the Lime Springs boys
were too light by great odds and of
course LIE Roy carried home the honors.
Mrs. Pat. Sullivan came down from
LIE Roy, Thursday, returning Friday.
Roy Williams and wife returned from
Milwaukee after q short visit with
friends. They left for Charles City to
visit few days before returning to
North Dakota.
The first number of the Lecture
Course was held Thursday evening.
There was good crowd. The lecturer
took for his subject, Measuring q
Man." The audience was well salts
fed.
Mrs. Sam Hall, Mrs. Oscar Tarldson
nd III tn
tin Friday, returning on the evening
train
Mrs. C. Moar, after few days visit
with friends in DEBORAH, returned
Thursday.
Mrs. o. F. Shaw is spending few
weeks visiting friends in La Crosse,
Wis:
The Ladies Aid met at the home of
Mrs. Slasor in the old town. A large
number were present and a good time
enjoyed.
l. j. Jones returned from Chicago
last week where be had been few
days on business.
Miss Gibbons and Miss Wells, were
to Cresco Sunday. after few weeks
visit with her daughter.
The cemetery association had BUSH
ness meeting at the home of Mrs. Tar.
aldson Saturday.
Ed. Bistrickv came over from Chas.
City to visit at the home of Miss Mar
garet Jones.
Mrs. Cassius Nash is visiting her
daughter who resides in Rochester.
She expects to visit Prof. Arlington in
Lyle before she returns.
Dick Nagel and wife visited daugh-
ter in Rochester last week.
Geo. Cray was Chester visitor
Monday.
Clint Essington was down from Ches-
ter Thursday on business.
Clara Parchman came up from Cres-
co Wednesday.
Miss Mildred Gibbons visited with
her parents over Sunday.
Mrs. l.. H. Sanborn went down to
Cresco Thursday.
Will Barnes, of Chester. was Lime
Springs visitor, returning to Chester
Tuesday. He had sad experience
with his auto one day last week and
felt thankful that no lives were lost,
even if the auto is wreck.
Arthur Sjobakken, of Adams, is as
sisting in the depot.
Rev. Jones, the candidate for gov
ernor on the prohibition ticket, stopped
off the cars Wednesday on his way to
Austin. The reason for not delivering
his speech Tuesday afternoon was that
his auto refused to go east of Cresco.