Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-09-06
COUNTY NEWS
PROTIYIN.

PKOIlVlN.
Frank Vachta was at Cresco w ed
nesday. Ha<.
Frank w. Kodelka and wife, and a
few friends autoed to Alta Vista We'd
nesday, where they attended the Har-
vest Home picnic.
John Shindeiar attended the funeral
in Spillville Thursday Of his mother.
Mrs. Barbara Jilma and son were
shopping in Spillville Thursday.
Mrs. John Kallal and son, of Jersey
vile, ILL.,, are visiting at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lu-
kesh.
Gorge Eimwalter autoed over from
Fort Atkinson Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Klima were in
Spillville Thursday.
Miss Christina Sauna returned to
her home in Oxford Junction Thurs
day, after visit here with her sister
Mrs. j. A. Bouska.
Horton & Doubek, photographers
visited home folks in Fort Atkinson
Wednesday and Thursday.
A. j. Mikesh, and Fred L. Lukesh,
were jackson callers Thursday.
Bonnie Bouska was at Cresco Fri
day..
Mrs. Frank Mikesh, of Spillville, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. James
Kubik.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Mikesh, and
daughters, Millie Zahasky, Ludwig
Kostka and Joseph Junko came uI
from Rockford, la. Thursday to make
short visit at home. Monday they
left for Strawberry Point, Iowa.
Robert Klmesh, Nv. Silhacek. :anc
Eddie and Henry No:ak, of Spillville,
were callers here Wednesday.
Nelly Mikesh was at Jackson Sun.
day.
Messrs Malek and their families
were down from Schley Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Tupy and Rose Fencl.
visited in independence last week.
The Misses Emma Skotla and Ida
Doubek, of Fort Atkinson, who have
been visiting their friend Nelly Mikesh,
left Tuesday to visit at the Svobodas
home few days.
Mrs. Mary Snopek was New Hamp-
ton visitor Sunday and Monday.
The public school southwest of town
was opened Monday with Miss Cleo
Sloan as the teacher.
Lewis Klimesh and Vincent Polashek
were at jackson Monday.
Paul Krumm auteed over from Fort
Atkinson Monday evening.
Another one of those popular dances
was held in "Beseda'' on Monday
evening, Sept. z. A large crowd at
tended and the usual good time was
had by all.
Leonard and Charles Snopek are at
tending the High school in New Hamp.
ton.
Frank S. Shindelar departed Monday
for Lysle, ILL.,, Monday, to resume his
studies at the st. Procopious College.
Albina Lukesh ard Mrs. James Kad-
erabek. left for West Union Tuesday,
to visit at the SchWestka home.
Saude was we'll represented at the
dance here Monday.
Frank H. Chyle came up from
Cedar Rapids Monday, for short
visit at home. He returned to the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. F. ]. Klimesh, son John j. and
daughter Mrs. Adolph Zahasky, left
Tuesday on visit with relatives in
Lisbon, N. D.
Heiny Weist was down from Fort
Atkinson Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tuchek visited
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cisar Sunday af
ternOOn.
William C. Dostal came up from
Waukan Monday, to take in the dance
Wednesday he went to LIE Seur Center
MINI
James Sobolik. the Misses Kakac,
and cousin of the Misses Kakac, Of
Cresco, took in the dance here Monday
Lena Klimesh, of Spillville, visited
the F. j. klimesh home the past few
days.
Agnes and Martha Uhlir, of st. Paul,
MIMI, are visiting relatives here.
Frank Huber, John and Adolph Dou
bek were down from Fort Atkinson
Monday evening.
Joseph j. Prochaska, w. ]. Kalishek
and Ed. Lukesh autoed to Spillville
Tuesday evening.
Lewis Pecinovsky was at Jackson
Tuesday.
DR.. Jinderlee, of Cresco, was a cal
Ter here Monday.
James Cisar and F. ]. Zahasky were
at Lawler Tuesday.
DR.. Horton and daughter autoed
from Fort Atkinson Saturday.