Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-03
COUNTY NEWS
TWIN VILLAGES

TWIN VILLAGES
P. Peterson sold potatoes in tn,
Cresco market last Tuesday.
VIM Keune and son Herbert autoet
to Twin Villages last Tuesday.
Laura Serfiing and Ruth Newmillel
called on Mrs. Gregg Monday evening
Della Ludwig called at the Martir
home last Tuesday.
Geo. Brink made a drive to the Otto
Stevens place last Tuesday.
Earnest Bigalk was seen on oul
streets last Tuesday.
Mrs. E. F. Sims and Ruth Newmille
made business call at Mrs. Glacer's
the first on the week.
Freedah lessen left for Cresco last
Woellstein with household duties.
Nettie Peterson returned to Crescc
Monday, after an over Sunday visit al
home.
Joe Owens was Granger caller the
first of the week.
Bert Berning and wife were Gran.
ger callers Monday last.
John Bigalk was seen on our streets
Tuesday.
R. Crowell returned from near Ches.
ter Tuesday.
Little Ellen Lewis, only daughter OF
John Lewis is reported under the doc.
tors care. Her schoolmates hope fol
a speedy recovery and that she viii
soon be among them.
r Il Qob;oco,, s,,.,,J %hrourb Tr,; :,
Villages last Tuesday, enroute to Ores.
co after short stay with friends in
Harmony.
Jessie Bronner assisted Mrs. E.
Crowell with house cleaning Thursday.
Della Ludwig called on Laura Serf.
ing Thursday afternoon.
A. Bigalk was Twin Village caller
Thursday.
Mrs. Ida Paulson drove through our
streets Wednesday.
Mrs. Gertrude Williams, and her sis
ter Verna Martin from Waseca, Wis,
nieces of John Martin of this place,
are welcome guests of the Martin fam
lily at present.
Albert Bronner was Granger caller
Thursday.
E. Luneborg and crew who are in
constant demand, have been employed
at Steve Broadwater's the latter part
of the week.
DR.. Gowdy autoed through here
Thursday, calling en- j. T. Daummond.
Mrs. A. Ludwig and son Albert were
seen on our streets Friday.
W., uukob;reo~ c. ,ul ,,,:c1 f,o,,,
Preston, visited friends and relatives
in Twin Villages Thursday.
Willie Bigalk. Anil Keune, George
Volkman, Ed. Kruger, Mrs. H. Miller,
and Henry Bigalk were Twin Village
callers Friday. Diamond Ridgeites are
always welcome guests here.
Mrs. r. McCloud entertained Rev.
McKelvie over Sunday.
D. M. Hunt and Geo. Ludwig were
one day last week.
Our merchant E. F. Sims was a
Cresco business caller Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Crowell drove to
Preston Thursday, returning Friday.
Mrs. C. LETTERS and daughter Nellie,
called at the Noblet home Saturday.
Fred Arhns and wife were Cresco
callers Friday.
Mrs. F. Arhns, ST., returned to her
home in Granger last week, where she
will spend the summer.
We are sorry to- report Leona Lin
derman on the sick list, but we hope
for speedy recovery.
Friends and relatives of the C. r.
Waite family at Pipestone, Mimi, were
shocked to hear of the death of Mr..
Waite. The writer has not learned the
particulars.
Lulu LETTERS was an over Sunday Wis
itor at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ludwig and fam
lily, and Miss Leah LANCE visited at
John Groteboer's Sunday.
John Michel and son jerome, Elmer
Sims, Mrs. C. w. Newmiller. and J. T.
Drummond were Cresco callers Satur-
day.
C. F. Robinson was an over Sunday
visitor at j. T. Drummond's.
Rev. Mckelvie was entertained at
John Groteboer's Sunday.
Mrs. A. Copeman entertained Mrs.
Gertie Williams, Verna Martin and
Carl Martin to supper Saturday even
ing.
w Newland. and r. Crowell fortu-
nately killed four ducks on the Oneota
last Saturday afternoon. They tell US
one shot killed the four, but we won.
der if this isn't a game story. Leave
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