Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-11-01

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Ridgeway were visitors at the Goth
home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Richter were Wis
iting at the Mike kratz home few
days last week, and then departed to
to their home in California.
Miss Agnes Novak and her brother
Joseph were entertainers ofh their
cousins of North Dakota = few days
last week.
A number of young people from this
vicinity, and others from Ridgeway,
went by invitation to the'home Of VIM
Kuntz for an old fashioned candy pull
All the participants enjoyed them
selves very much and went home rather
sticky.
Albert Soukoup has had new hog
house built on his place recently which
is dandy. 1t has cement floor and
a flow of fresh water from spring
continually runs through it, thus sup
plying the porkers with fresh water
all the time.
August Ohmacht, of Cresco, was a
business caller here the fore part of
the week.
Everybody here is busy in the corn
field at present. The yield seems to
surpass the expectation of most of
them.
A number attended the dances at
Schley and Protivin lately.
The bridge across the Turkey river
near Wagner's is completed, but needs
filling up yet, when it will be ready
again for the travelling public.
A large number of friends and rela-
tiyes of Sam Kratz's went to his home
one evening last week, without any
previous announcement to remind him
of his birthday anniversary. After
making merry for some time supper
was served consisting of oysters. cake,
etc, to which all did ample justice. In
the gray Of the morning, all wendell
to their several homes, we'll pleased
with their nights doings.
TIE time for carriers running their
autos on the route has nearly expired,
as we understand the government only
allows the use of them on the routes
only six months in the year. We Won
der why the government don't advise
the carriers also what their diet must
be throughout the year,
MAPLE LEAF.
Anna Dushck is visiting at Cresco
this last week.
Mrs. Y. Buresh made business trip
to Saratoga Saturday last.
John Kubicek autoed to Cresco last
Saturday.
Frank and John Kubicek were cal
lers at the Joe Zoback home Sunday.
S. Kubicek and children were guests
at the John Drtina home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Urban were callers
at the Joe Zobcck home Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. James Hruska, of
Elma, attended the dance at Anton
Zoback's Saturday night.
Joe Roucka called at the j. Hasko-
vec home Sunday.
Miss Anna Zoback is assisting her
sister Barbara while moving to Bluff
ton.
Mrs. John Haskovec and son Mike
drove to Protivin Sunday to make q
visit at the Joe Haskovec home.
Joe Zoback autoed to Anton Zoback's
last Monday.
John Kubicek was an Elma shopper
last Tuesday.
John Bilek, Jr., attended a dance at
Cresco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Drtina, who has
been staying with their father Joe To-
back. moved Monday to the Eman
Mrazek farm which they bought re-
Gently.
Mrs. Fred Semerad made a call at
the S. Kubicek home Wednesday.
James Haskovec was Cresco shop
per Wednesday.
Work was commenced Monday on
the new barn on the Francis Buresh
farm.
Joe Shimek drove to Elma last Tues.
day,
Mrs. A. kakac and little nephew
Johnnie Zapotocny visited at the home
of John Kubichek Wednesday.
A large number of young folks from
here attended thetdance at Matt Ko-
bliska Tuesday evening.
Adolph Kakac made business trip
to Elma Tuesday.
F. Manlik made a trip to Elma one
day of last week.
Frank and Agnes Kubichek enter
tanned company Sunday evening.
Joe and Agnes Kubichek and Mr..
and Mrs. A. Kakac autoed to Bonair
Sunday to visit at the homes of Joe
Kakac, Jr., and J. Zapotocny.
Alma Flick and Agnes Kubicek drove
to Adolph Kakac's Sunday.
Mrs. Jim Dusheck and son Johnnie
were Maple Leaf shoppers Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. A. Kakac was shopper at
Maple Leaf one day during the last