Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-04-30
LIME SPRING 7.

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Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Evans were
Cresco visitors Saturday.
We are pleased to see the usua
smile, and feel the warm hand grasr
Of the politician once more. We hope
they will all get elected.
Clint Roberts and bride, after spend
ing few days visiting friends, left
for Moline, ILL.,, Tuesday.
Rev. Davis preached to large con.
gregation in the WEIGH church Sunday
evening, the other congregations unit.
ing.
Annie Now, after few weeks visit
in Greenleafton, returned home Friday
Mrs A. J. Cray and daughter visited
in Cresco Wednesday, while A. j. Cray
attended a bankers convention in New
Hampton.
Miss Lillian Goodall who was en-.
gagged as assistant principal, has de
clined the offer as she got a position
nearer home.
Geo. Slasor who has been great
sufferer with rheumatism is improving.
Marvin Marsh was exercising his
horse Friday evening, and it got away.
When captured and put in the stable,
the horse bit him on the shoulder,
breaking the blade. The wound is not
serious.
Alvin Searles is very sick man, and
all hopes have been given up of him
getting we'll. He was very near the
crossing Friday evening.
G. H. Baumgartner and Miss Ruth
Vogel, will be united in marriage in the
Lutheran church at Davis Corners We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Nice, of Boscobel, Wis, was
a visitor at the c. Searles home Thurs
day.
H. H. Sanborn and D. H. Thomas
returned from Cedar Rapids Thursday.
The favorite son was not able to carry
off the honors, as they expected.
Mrs. Joseph Holly came down from
Timber Lake, S. D., to visit at the
Holly home few days She went to
Cresco Saturday to visit friends over
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles H all left Sunday to at
tend the funeral of her father in Mon
ticello, MINI.
Miss N. E. Smith, who is working in
Austin, came down Thursday to visit
few days with her parents.
Mrs. C. Moar and her mother left
Friday morning for Sibley to attend
the funeral of a friend.
Abbie Ruesink began the spring term
of school south Of town, where she
taught last year. -
Lee Elwood came over from Elma,
Friday. He is doing little mission.
ery'' work; he would like to represent
this county in Des Moines. e
The Eastern Star had banquet,
Thursday evening. There was degree
work. Mrs. j. Hapson, Of Abba, and
Miss Stillwell, of Postvile, gave in
struction on how to do the work.
Miss Josie Taraldson is spending a
few days visiting friends in Mime
apolis.
w. Foye moves into the house vaca-
ted by Mr.. Black, Monday.
Mrs. O. E. Jones, and J. j. Jones
and daughter Ellen were Cresco visit
ors Friday.
Will Kerr spent few days in Ores
co, his brother attending to railroad
matters in his absence.
Rev. Mrs. Williams returned from
Philadelphia Friday morning. She
went east to attend the funeral of her
step mother.
j. Simpson and Will Bedford, who
own a farm east Of town, came up
from Cedar Falls, Thursday, to attend
to some business matters.
Mrs. Dina Williams left for Minneap-
oils. Friday, to visit friends for few
days.
The bricklayers had to quit work on
account of car of brick shipped from
Mason City, being taken to Milwaukee
instead of Lime Springs. They will
start work again Monday.
Henry Owens, one of our popular
blacksmiths. has put in full line Of
wagon and buggy repairs.
Among the school teachers who at
tended the convention at Cresco from
here were the Misses Nancy Frost,
Madge Perry, Lillian Maxwell, Hattie
Owens, Miss Upton, Miss Johnston.
Parsons, Myrtle Foye, Mabel Hall,
Abbie Ruesink and Prof. Arlington.
Mrs. r. M. Roberts, after spending
a week with her daughter in Chicago,
returned Friday.
C. H. Webster was up from Cresco
Saturday.
Miss Anna May Roam came from
Austin with Miss Petit for an over
Sunday visit.
Mrs. H. H. Sanborn was Cresco
visitor Wednesday.
Rev. Davis left Wednesday for
GAINESVILLE, inn., where he will hold a
meeting before going to the general
conference.
Miss Thomas came down from Ches-
ter Wednesday.
Mrs. Edwards. who was visiting at
the home of A. Nash, left for Cresco
to visit friends, then she will return to
Albert Lea, MINI.
Harry Moore has started his foun-
tain on the lawn, and the fish are bask-
ing in the sunshine again.
Miss Freehoff. of Evansville, Wis,
came to visit at the Griffith home a
few days. ,-.
Mrs. Arthur kavanaugh who was
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Nagel, returned to Rochester
Wednesday. s
Mrs. Wubbles of .Renville, Mimi,
was a visitor at the home of j. A.
Raimaker.
Geo. Owens of Chester, was down
Wednesday.
The Farmers Home.
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