Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-07-16
COUNTY NEWS
LINE SPRINGS.

turned from AuStln anu otueL POi"so
where they have been visiting.
Fred Henningfeld, of Milwaukee,
came Tuesday for visit with Miss
Bessie Wells.
Miss Maysie Salisbury, of Mankato,
apent several days at the Fred Sails
bury home.
Mrs. r. M. Roberts went to Ana
mosa Thursday, to visit her daughter
Margaret.
Mrs. v. Whitford, of Volga City, re-
turned to her home Thursday, after
visiting relatives.
Miss Edna Anderson and Katie
Hughes went to Cresco Wednesday.
]. A. Hubbard returned to his home
at Iowa City Wednesday. His grand
daughter Cora accompanied him for
several weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin returned Tues
day to their home at Garrison, Iowa.
Mre. Will Everman aud children
went to Postville Wednesday for q
short visit.
The Misses Thomas, Bratrud and
Mrs. Freemire, autoed from Chester
Wednesday evening.
E. ]. Roberts, of Iowa Falls. was in
town several days on business.
Mrs. Marvin Marsh went to Cresco
Friday.
J. H. Losrey and daughter, Vivian
of Pomeroy. Ia, were in town Thurs
day and Friday.
The Misses Irene Roberts, Merle
Sanborn, Eva Maxwell, Violet Horton.
Lillian Upton, returned Friday from
Cresco where they have been attend
ing Chautauqua.
John G. Roberts has purchased
new Velie car.
Miss Abbie Ruesink went to Chester
Thursday to visit friends.
The Misses Mabel Hewitt, Ethel and
Winnie Sanborn, returned from Cresco
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Serfling. of
Granger, returning home from Cali
fornia, came Sunday for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Del Horton.
Mrs. Grettum,went to Cresco Fri
day.
The Misses Frances and Harriet FL
wood, Harrison Davis and Evan Will
liams, autoed to Cresco Thursday even
ing to attend Chautauqua.
The Misses Florence Maxwell. and
Laura Horton went to Cresco Thurs
day noon, returning by auto in the
evening.
Miss Lucy Conklin, of Butte, Mont,
is visiting relatives in Lime Springs.
Editor Zook of the Sun Herald is on
the sick list. Two of the Cresco print
ers got the paper out last week.
Rev. Maxwell returned Friday morn
ing from the East. He reports de-
lightful time. having attended both
Republican and Democratic Conven-
get into the Republican Convention
and see the fight between Teddy and
the Taft men. At Baltimore the
struggle was between Bryan and the
west, and Tammany Hall and the east.
He visited several of the leading
cities of the east, Washington, D. c.,
Philadelphia, Cleveland, Buffalo, Mag
ara Falls, and spent two weeks in New
York City. visiting brother and two
sisters He preached in one of Brook
lyn's churches week Sgo Sunday.
The suffering in the city city was great
on account of the intense heat. OF all
the states he passed through Iowa is in
the lead for prosperous crops and farms
and after viewing the cities and their
palaces, he still sings "there is no
/. place like home.'
e. Rev. C. Burgess went to Bonair Sat-
va urday.
NJ ]. Williams, of Burlington, was
:: greeting old friends in Lime Springs
:, Saturday.
H. Mrs. r. j. Williams, of Minneapolis,
ed came Saturday to visit her cousin
n Mamie Hughes. She has been visiting
10 at Williamsburg, and is on her way
:. home.
= Miss Eta Hughes and Mrs. Alma
y Hughes visited in Cresco, the past
ne week.
Is Mrs. w. F.. Irvine and son Boyd
c. were Cresco callers, Tuesday.
H. A. j. Cray transacted business in
ID Cresco, Wednesday.
Miss Flora Clark returned to her
:. home in Preston, Monday.
% Rice Jones and sister Libbie returned
10 home Monday, after visiting at Lawler.
i The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
IN church had picnic supper, Wednes-
t, day, at the home of Mrs. c. L. Carl
~ son.
70 Miss Edyth Nagel returned to Austin,
:. Monday.
u Miss Ruth Diekman was a Cresco
caller, Tuesday and Wednesday.
RI Mrs. Ray Treuman left Tuesdsy
ed morning for Canada where she will re-
ar side.
Hugh Hughes is visiting his brother.
Dewitt Hughes.
I'D Miss Matte Gerhardt, who visited
ce Lillian Maxwell. started for Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, Monday evening.
Rev. VIM. Jones is the new Pres
byterian pastor; his family came the
first of the week, and are getting nice
ly settled.
The funeral of Rev. Owen R. Morris
y was held in the Welsh church, Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. AL Rose went to Chester Satur-
day.
John Sanborn and Katherine Rob.
erts went to Cresco Thursday, to at.
tend Chautauqua.
Crit Owens, and MIR. KILLER, of Ores.
e CO, we're in Lime Springs Friday.
on Mrs. Evan Griffith returned from
it Cresco Saturday.
ce Rennie Hall returned Friday from
We Anoka, Mimi, where he has been visit
nd ing his sister, Mrs. Frances Sykes.
II. Miss Hinckley, of Vinton, came Sat-
,ir urday on business.
at Miss Lena Vanderbrush, of Cherry
or Grove. returned from Cresco Saturday.
ill Arthur Kumm came Saturday morn