Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-09-20
COUNTY NEWS
PROTIVIN

I Mr.. Erler autOed from Lawler last
week Wednesday. y
Richard Bouska, accompanied by his
friend Mary Kinkor were at Austin,
Mimi, the latter part of last week.
James Chyle, Edward Lukesh, Chas.
and Bonnie Bouska autoed to New
Hampton Thursday to attend the
County fair.
John w. Mikesh, of Spillville, visit.
ed his son Albert Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hopperstad, OF
Ridgeway, were Protivin shoppers
Thursday.
Nelly Mikesh returned home Thurs
day from visit with friends in New
Hampton, Fort Atkinson, DEBORAH and
Jackson Junction.
F. J. Kimesh, J. A. Dostal, A. j.
Mikesh, Frank Shores and Joseph ko-
varik, Jr.. autoed to New Hampton
Thursday, to see the County fair and
report it was fine.
Mrs, T. M. Novak, daughter Emma
were shopping in Cresco Wednesday.
George Vachta made business trip
to Jerico Friday.
Frank Polansky spent an over Sun
day visit in Lawler.
Mrs. Peter Soukup, of Waucoma, and
her sister Miss Emma Walenta, of
Spillville, were visitors here Thurs
day.
John Andera and his crew of car
penters are building house on the j.
j. Lukesh farm.
The Misses Victoria and Rose Fencl,
Emma Novak, and Mrs. Fred Lukesh
were shopping in Cresco last Saturday.
Thomas Chyle and Frank 7. Chyle
are building a commodious residence
for Frank Pecinovsky.
Mrs. Frank Lukesh visited her
daughter Mrs. Frank Klima last week.
Mrs. F. J. Klimesh, son John and
daughter Mrs. Adolph Zahasky and
babe, returned home Saturday from
their visit in Lisbon, N. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lukesh, of Lit
tie Turkey were shopping here Thurs
dav.
Florence Gallagher, of Lawler, com.
menced teaching in the public school
here Monday.
Willie Zahasky, Ludwig Kostka and
Joseph Junko, came up from Decorah
Saturday for an over Sunday visit at
home.
George Beiber was down from Fort
Atkinson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D. Bouska,
Victoria Fencl, Beatrice and Mary
Chyle, had pleasant auto ride tt
Spillville Sunday afternoon.
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home Friday, after couple of days
visit in Mason City.
Rev. Rudolph Lakomy announced
last Sunday the approaching marriages
of Godlove Lukesh, and Cecilia Novak,
and of Charles Novak and Miss Praska,
of Alta Vista.
Joseph Chitek, of Schley, was seer
here Friday.
Frank Novak, Of Spillville, was a
caller here Monday.
Frank Suchan, who has been work
ing in Cedar Rapids for some time, ar
rived here Saturday.
Fred Lukesh returned from Omaha,
Nebraska, Monday.
Married-On Tuesday. Sept. 18th,
1912, occurred the wedding of Miss
Zobeck and Mr.. Lewis Tuchek. May
their voyage DER life's matrimonial
sea be pleasant one, is the wish of
the writer.
Mrs. Frank Klima visited in New
Hampton last week.
Mr.. Quirk was down from Lawler
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tuchek, of Cal
mar, passed through town Tuesday, on
their way to Maple Leaf to attend the
wedding of the formers brother.
James Zahasky was Jackson caller
Monday.
Joseph d. Bouska and Chas. w.
Chyle, autoed to New Hampton Satur-
day.
Frances Kostka, who has been work.
ing in New Hampton, arrived home
Monday.
John Tuchek and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Tuchek, attended the Zobeck -Tuchek
wedding.
Anton Novak and Mr.. Stadler, of
Chelsea, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Polashek.
Mrs. Fred Semerad and daughters,
of Maple Leaf, attended Mass here
Monday.
Lecture on Bohemia and travel
through the world, in the Bohemian
language, by E. St. Vraz, noted scien-
tifc explorer, in "Beseda'' opera
house, on Sunday evening, Sept. 20,
1912. Also 300 beautiful stereoptican
pictures will be shown.
Fred vachta made trip to Jack sor
Saturday.
Eddie Novak called on Spillville
friends Sunday.
Josie Frey returned home from Ores
CO Saturday.
Lewis and Joseph Klimesh were al
Jackson Tuesday.
Countrymen! Do not fail to hear E
St. Vraz, scientific explorer. And alst
do not miss to see the 800 beautiful
| pictures, commencing at 8 O'Clock
sharp.
Stanislav Shimek, who has beer
working here. departed for Chicago:
Frances, Rose, Albina and Willie
Fencl, Mrs. j. A. Fencl and sons took
an auto ride to Spillville Sunday after
noon.
ALBION.
So much rain the past few days hal
been great hindrance to threshing
Miss Eva Westworth of Ridgewa,
has been visiting at the N. C. Peck
ham home.
Mrs. Nav Richards of Westbourn