Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-31
COUNTY NEWS
PROTIVIN.

PROTIvIN.
Thomas Chyle, A. j. Mikesh and
James Horky made trip to Cresco
Wednesday. in the latters Buick"
J. F. Kobliska left for his home in
Onamia, Mimi, Monnay, after a few
days visit here with relatives and
friends.
Frank w. Jirak was a Cresco visitor
Monday.
N. M. Stark and his crew of Des
Moines finished the cement bridge
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Landa returned home
Saturday from visit with her sister
in Rudd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Klimesh are
the proud par ents of boy born to
them Thursday, May g. We extend
hearty congratulations.
Miss Theora Clary closed her school
in New Oregon No. 10, Friday.
DR.. J. M. Smittle was down from
Waucoma Monday.
! Anton Strnad was Jackson caller
Saturday.
Misses CAVITY and Shekleton, accom-
panied by Mrs. Charles Tuchek, were
over Sunday visitors at formers par
ents in Lawler.
Thomas Chyle moved his post Office
building onto the lots he bought from
Hamms Brew. Co.
Frank C. Fencl and Ludwig Ptacek
of Cresco were Protivin visitors Sun
day.
| Forty-five children received first
Holy communion Sunday.
! MIR. Dooley was over from Lawler
Tuesday.
C. A. Blomquist of Cresco was a
visitor here Sunday.
Joseph D. Bouska was at Cresco
Sunday.
Mary Krall was down from Jackson
Sunday.
John ]. Mikesh moved his Carry-us-
all to Cresco Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Tuchek is visiting her
parents this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kalishek went to
Schley Tuesday.
Those who helped John Mikesh in
moving his Garry -us-all to Cresco were
as follows: A. J. Mikesh, James Cisar,
F. j. and James Zahasky, F. G. and j.
J. Chyle, Mike Junko, Charles Novak
and Charles Kalishek.
Married-At the Holy Trinity church
on Tuesday, May %, 1912, occurred the
wedding Of Miss Mamie Dvorak and
Mr.. Charles Malek, both Of Schley,
Rev. r. Lakomy tying the nuptial knot.
The writer wishes the bride and groom
a pleasant voya &c over life's sea.
Redpath- Vawter Chautauqua system
will be back to Cresco this summer.
Thavius great band is coming and will
be better than ever. There will be sew
en- musical companies for each day.
They will have Alton Packard. the
great artoonist-humorist, Hon w. d.
Nolan, humorous lecturer; DR.. Lincoln
Writ, the Artic hero and many more.
So take few days off and enjoy the
feast of good things.
Fred Lukesh, Jr.. is nursing a sore
hand.
Anna, Mamie and Will Svestka Of
jackson, accompanied by some rela-
tives from West Union, were among
the Protivin visitors Sunday.
Mrs. John Dostal came up from Man
ly Friday.
Remember the dance in Beseda
Opera house on Thursday evening, June
18th. This will be one of the pleasant
Occasions of the season and all are
lcordially invited to attend.
Thomas Black was Spillville visi,
tor Tuesday. ar
Edward Lakesh was Jackson cal
Ter Tuesday.
Mrs. Gust Denoyelles of Cresco Wis
lifted with relatives here Sunday.
| j. A. Bouska is the possessor of {
fine "Buick" auto.
Regina and Jerome Huber visited
their cousin, Mrs. j. D. Bouska, Tues
lday evening.
George Vachta and Frank Polansk!
went to Lawler Wednesday.
Master Leonard Snopek has com
pleted the course in Palmer Methof
Businss Writing and has been awarded
Students Final Certificate this week