Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-03-05
COUNTY NEWS
LIME SPRING

60 nome wednesday after a few days
visit with friends.
Bill Roberts and Charles Schacht
were Cresco visitors Saturday.
Miss Smith came down from Austin
to visit her parents east of town.
Miss Ellie Sanborn came up from
Cresco to visit friends few days, re-
turning Saturday.
John Ruesink and Miss Nina return
cd Wednesday from visiting friends at
Cresco.
Charles Webster was up from Cresco
Wednesday,.
Miss Geneva Anderson, on account
OF sickness, came home from Fayette
Thursday.
Dick Nagel who has been in the Ores
co hospital returned Thursday.
Mr.. j. Black came with his family
and goods from the center of the state.
He will farm near Davis Corners.
William Jones and wife went to Min
neapolis Thursday to visit friends.
Owen Jones and wife from Chester
came down to attend the Meighan-
klelboer wedding.
Allen Miller came from Dakota to
visit his mother, who has been very
sick. She is somewhat better.
The Misses Emma and Mamie o.
well were Cresco visitors Thursday.
Lyman Carpenter has made applica
ton to join the Navy.
A company of young ladies' held a
Leap Year socia as the home of j. &.
Roberts, Thursday evening. Of course
the young ladies took the young men
home.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church held their regular meeting at
the parsonage last week.
MIR. Leslie of Chester was a business
visitor Thursday. between trains.
Mrs. Frank Burns is sick.
J. j. Williams ia giving his new store
building coat of paint. He has or
dered stock of hardware and expects
soon to be one of Lime Springs hust-
ling business men.
John Now was we'll satisfied with
his sale Wednesday, There was a
large crowd and good prices paid for
what was offered for sale.
Elmer Bush went to CrescO Thurs
day.
Mrs. Patrick Gallagher came up from
Ridgeway to visit her sister, Mrs. Nor
rison few days, returning Wednes.
day.
| Mrs. Mcclure has been called to
Winnebago, Mimi, on account of her
sons sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland and family
had very pleasant over Sunday visit
with friends in Cresco
| There was sigh of relief heard all
through the school when the six weeks
test was ended.
Geo. Parchman has returned to Can
ada. He was informed that town
site was going to be located on his
claim.
Mrs. Alice Woods is on the sick list.
Chris Mohs has moved into the Null
len house. He does not expect to farm
this year.
DIR. kessel was up on professional
business. Thursday
Miss Lenora Michel, from James
town, S. d., who has been visiting
friends, returned to her home Friday.
The Eastern Star had special pro-
gram Saturday evening in honor of MIR.
and Mrs. French who are about to
move to Worthing on. There was
special music and refreshments.
The Brownie girlpwas the number
given in the lecture. course Monday
evening.
Rev. Williams and wife were at
Cresco Wednesday.
Married At the home of the bride,
MIR. Perry Meighan, and Miss Eliza
beth klelboer. Rev. Maxwell perform,
ing the ceremony, the ring ceremony
being used A large company were
present who sat down to the wedding
feast. In the evening A large com
pany of invited guests came and enjoy
ed themselves until morning The
bride and groom have host of friends
who wish them all sorts of happiness.
Harry VanDyke and his brother U.
l.. who have been visiting at the home
of friends in Bristol returned to their
homes in North English Thursday.
Lee Eiwood came over from Elma
Fin, y 80 attend to some business mat
IT..
Miss Cora Hall came down from Le-
! toy FRIDAY I, visit her friends few
da,
lite ctea,u nv solicitors report that
there II NJ at ln'W ,hat we shall
have u l. - ...ne.y The $4,000 is al
most su'so bed A meeting of the
sharehu,det VIII he i,ed this week, to
organize, h;l,i II rs in.l'..,r 4" gc, the ice
harvested bet"I y il lhaws.
The hotel has nu,, a iaud office BUSH
ness the past week u,, account of the
great number of new corners. Be-
tween 50 and 90 were served with din
uer Friday.
Miss Ann Williams came from Cres-
co Friday where she was visiting her
mother who is in the hospital.
Mrs. D. H. Thomas. who has been
sick, is somewhat better at this writ
ing.
The Schacht Bros report the sales
of an auto almost cve.y week. They
have sold Z so tar and are expecting
revival in their business as soon as the
spring comes.
MIR. Elwood and family come from
Elma to reside in our village. They
will live in the Nash house south Of
the railroad track. We extend hearty
welcome to this and other families who
come to make their home with US.
Mr.. Truman has moved into town
from the farm and will enjoy the re-
suit of his years Of toll.
Rupert Gardner and wife, and Miss
Margaret Whalen of Cresco came up
Saturday to visit al the Whalen home.