Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-06-21
COUNTY NEWS
TWIN VILLAGES

Mike Bronner and family autoed
through the villages Sunday.
Geo. Hudson and Henry klomps
drove to Cresco last Tuesday.
c. F. Robinson visited at J. T. Drum
mond's over Sunday.
Mr.. Anil Keune and family were
Granger callers Friday.
Mrs. August Walters and little grand
son visited in Granger Saturday.
Geo. Brink had his barn shingled last
week.
], T. Drummond and Clara Dell Wick
ham were Harmony callers last We'd
nesday.
Rev. Dav and wife from Cresco Wis
tied with grandma Kramer last Wed
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg from Dexter.
Kramer's Friday evening.
School closed Tuesday with a picnic
in E. A. Crowell's grove. Although
the day was somewhat gloomy the pic
mic people were quite the reverse.
Games, swinging, etc, kept the merry
ones busy; all enjoyed themselves and
acknowledged a day we'll spent.
Mrs. Mary Crowell called at J. T.
Drummond's Sunday.
F. M. SerAing made hving trip to
Cresco last Monday.
Three things stand out prominently
in Chautauqua work; education, enter
tainment and inspira ton. You cannot
afford to try to get along without them.
You get them at Chautauqua.
Engle Luneborg and crew are EN-
ployed at Henry Klomps, erecting a
new barn.
j. E. DALEY drove to Cresco.
Chas. lessen has been doing cement
work at J. Darragh's the past week.
Friends of Mrs. VIM. Hutchinson, Jr..
are pleased to know she is on the road
to recovery and hope that she may
soon be among them
R. Crowell and H. B. Serfling & Co. i,
autoed south Sunday.
Mr.. Gregg left for Minneapolis last
Thursday where he will busy himself
for six weeks at the University.
Mrs. F. NJ. Linderman and little
daughter left for Iowa City Thursday
where. she hopes to secure medical aid
for the latter.
BY all means hear DR.. Lincoln L..
Writ, the Arctic,hero, who comes to re-
late the most thrilling of stories of ad-
venture in the far north, at the Chau-
tauqua the third day.
Mrs. C. w. Newmiller. Jessie Bron-
ner, Mrs. McCloud and Mrs. A. Peter
son called on Mrs. VIM. Hutchinson Jr.
last week.
Geo. Michel and wife were Granger
callers Wednesday.
VIM. Bigalk was Granger caller
Tuesday.
Jessie Bronner was a Cresco caller
Saturday.
Geo. Ludwig and family and Mrs.
John Groteboer were Cresco callers
Wednesday.
Officers in charge of our creamery
held a meeting Saturday night in an
swer to the buttermakel plea for help.
They agreed to hire help at once, as it
seemed impossible for one to take
charge of the cream turned into our
creamery daily.
Laura Serfling assisted Mrs. VIM.
Hutchinson several days last week.
MIR. and A. G. Serfling are expected
to arrive in the near future after Wis
iting their niece and nephew at Reed
er. They visited friends at Madison,
S. D., and at Jasper. Mimi, thence
moved on to Mortified, Mimi, to visit
with the James Linderma an family after
which they will pursue their homeward
journey and bring their trip to close.
C. Mast and family autoed through
the village Sunday.
John Michel and family Sundayed at
Walters.
John Jacobcon and family called at
Riggs Sunday.
Louis Privat arrived here last SIN
day to look after his interests at the
mill. We hope he arranged matters so
that the mill will be in good working
order once more and give our miller,
Mr.. Pickett chance to fill the orders
of his patrons.