Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-04-12
JACKSON JUNCTION

Mrs. Jelinek, of Protivin, was a
passenger for Conover, Wednesday.
Jos. Ira, from near Protivin, was
seen on our streets, Wednesday.
Charles Salik left for Mason City,
Wednesday, after having weeks
visit here and at Spillville.
Henen Lukes, of Protivin, brought a
load of hogs to town, Thursday.
Emma Svestka was TT. Atkinson
caller, Thursday, this week.
Mrs. Praska went back to her home
four weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Koudelka at Protivin.
John Privaznik and Frank Kupka
were Lawler callers, Friday.
Elizabeth Burns was shopper at
New Hampton, Thursday.
Frank Koudelka, of Protivin, was at
New Hampton, Friday.
Miss Stella Koudelka. of New Hamp-
ton, came Friday to visit under the
parental roof.
Miss Ida Svestka went to Fl. Akin
son, Friday, to attend the funeral of
Miss Anna West
Anna West, aged 81 years, died of
heart trouble.
Miss Theora Clary, of Protivin, went
to Lawler, Friday. to spend Easter
with home folks.
Miles McGovern went back to his
home a New Hampton, Saturday,
after having weeks visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Joe DENY, living west
of here.
Joe Barloon returned from Mil :
waukee, Saturday.
Joe Zobal, accompanied by Mr..
Heinz, of Fit. Atkinson, are visiting
for few days at the Frank Kuntz
home.
Mrs. J. J. Corbett, of Rudd, Iowa,
came Saturday to spend Easter with
her mother and relatives at Protivin.
Alice Burns, of Mason City. came
Saturday to visit with home folks.
Joe Wandas, of Fl, Atkinson, was a
caller here Friday.
Mrs. Jacoby, of Mason City is visit
ing at the Joe Jacoby home since Sat
urday.
Mrs. J. @. Brown returned home
from Lawler Sunday.
Clara Mikesh, who has been visiting
her parents near here returned Mon
day to Waterloo where she is attend
ing school.
VIM. and Emma Svestka made call
at Protivin Sunday.
Anna Svestka took in the hop at
Protivin Monday evening
Chas. Bouska. Of Protivin was up
with load of hogs Monday
OTTER CREEK CLIPPINGS.
A number have started working in
the fields.
Miss Hattie kratz is visiting her sis.
ter Mrs. Louis Walter: since last week.
VIM. Kuntz is building double corr
crib with drive way in the center.
Mike Kratz has been repairing on his
barn. Fred Messer of Cresco is the
carpenter who does the work.
Louie Wagner is working for Char.
ley Hornberger this season.
A number through here did shopping
at Cresco last week.
Paul Qualley drove to DEBORAH Sat.
urday through the rain to do some
business in that city. He returned the
same day.
Norwegian school started Monday tc
continue for two months.
Selma Hove of Washington Prairie,
returned to her home Saturday after
several weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. Paul Qualley.
Rev A. F. Damerow of DEBORAH was
calling upon various members of his
church the fore part of the week.
Rumor has it that several weddings
will take place in this vicinity in tn
near future.
The pastor of the Evangelical asso
citation, Rev. j. c. Schwab, of Gresco
has been transferred to Audubon. la
Rev. Day of the former Des Moinel
Conference has been appointed to fiji
the vacancy caused here by such trans
fer. A young student of Naperville
Illinois, will assist the latter here ii
his ministerial work.