Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-08-20
COUNTY NEWS \!
LIME SPRINGS.

LIME SPRINGS.
Miss Myra Buck and her mother
were Cresco callers Tuesday.
Orlin Shaffer and his sister Marion,
! who have been visiting at the Fred FL
wood home, returned Friday to their
home at Wyoming, Iowa.
Mrs. Dana Mead and son George,
Mrs. Roy Nash and children, of Cresco,
came Thursday for several days visit
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. E. R. Morris went to Minneap-
oils Friday for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Crit Thomas, of Minneapolis,
came Thursday for visit with friends.
Harry Woods left Tuesday morning
for Charles City. 4
Miss Mabel Elwood returned home
Monday, after attending summer
school at Mt. Vernon, and visiting at
Cedar Rapids. Her cousin, Mrs. Reed
Watson and children came with her for
visit
Esther Phillips, of LIE Seur, Mimi.
is visiting her sister Mrs. Tom Viii
liams.
Mrs. H. M. Griffith left for North
Bend, Wis, Monday to visit relatives.
O. J. Owen, of Minneapolis was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Harley Sanborn returned Satur-
day evening from Minneapolis. where
she spent several weeks visiting.
Mrs. Ed. Ivers and sons Victor and
Frederick, of Duluth, Mimi, came
Saturday evening for visit with old
friends.
Mabel Rickabaugh and Florence Foss
of DEBORAH, visited at the Obriham
home the past week. They returned
home Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Taraldson returned home
Saturday evening from Minneapolis.
Mrs. DeLap went to Mantorville,
Mimi, Tuesday, to visit her daughter
Geneva.
Miss Jennie Hughes who visited her
cousin Mrs. Ezra Jones, returned to
her home in Kansas City, Monday.
There was teachers meeting of the
Presby terian church held at DR.. Car
penter's Monday evening
Mr.. Bistricke, of Charles City. was
calling on friends Sunday.
Glen Wells, Of Leroy, was in town
Sunday.
AL Cray and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherwood, of Cresco, and Mrs. Jane
Gates, autoed to LIE Roy, Sunday af-
ternoon.
Madge Perry, Helen Hill, and Mabel
Hall, were among the school marms,
attending institute last week.
Mrs. frankie Sanborn and Mrs. Bert
Thomas spent q few days in Minneap-
oils, returning Tuesday evening.
Orlin Shaffer, who has been visiting
at the Elwood home, on his return
home to Elma, while cranking an auto,
received broken arm.
DR.. Craig, wife and son George, who
have been residing in Fayette for some
years, were visiting friends for few
days on their way to their new home
in Minnesota.
Rev. Maxwell was Chester caller,
Wednesday.
Fred Henningfeld, Of Milwaukee,
was calling on friends. Tuesday.
Seymour Cray returned from Mime
apolis, Tuesday.
Mr.. Beeber, of Mason City, was in
town on business, Tuesday.
A large number of ladies attended q
meeting of the chain at Mr. Brant-
ener's, northwest of town, Wednesday.
Mrs. Arsers, of Usage. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Hughes, of the old
town, is visiting her parents.
Mrs. Alvin Nash, after q pleasant
visit with her parents in Minneapolis,
returned Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Albert Billman and children
went to Dixie Thursday.
Miss Minnie Holmes, of Monticello,
came Thursday to visit her aunt, Mrs.
]. L. Stevens, of Saratoga, a few days.
Miss Verle Neil, of Elgin. Iowa,
came Tuesday to visit at the Elwood's
a few days.
]. j. Williams was Cresco visitor
Thursday.
Ethel Sanborn returned home Satur-
day evening, after visiting friends in
Viroqua and Tacoma, Wis, for the
past month
Geo. Slasor returned from his visit to
Dakota Tuesday. He visited his
brothers, also daughter Clarice.
Myrtle Foye, Abbie Ruesink, Emma
Hewett, Jessie Cue and Myrtle Upton
were at Cresco last week attending In
stitute.
Mrs. Hugh Davis of Canova, S. D.,
went to Strawberry Point Tuesday. She
has been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Price.
o. ]. Olson spent Sunday in Taopi.
Joe Shields of Charles City visiting
Mabel Hall last Sunday.
w. w. Williams and wife were
Cresco visistors Friday.
Mrs. Robert Hughes returned Friday
after few days visit with her son in
Burlington.
The Misses Margaret Jones, Katie
Roberts, and John SanbOrn and Esther
Phillips. took an auto ride to CrescO,