Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-06-14
COUNTY NEWS
PROTIVIN.

Hampton, Thursday, visiting her
daughter Frances. who is working
there.
Charles J. Chyle returned to Cedar
Rapids, Friday, after short visit
here with home folks.
Victoria Vopava, accompanied by
Mrs. Korbel Of Cresco, visited the
Jacob Vopava home Thursday and Fri
day.
Thomas Chyle and Frank Polansky
made a trip to jackson Friday.
Only few more weeks to Chautau-
There is nothing you can afford to
miss.
The Misses Josie Frey and Nellie
Mikesh, were shopping in Cresco
Thursday.
Mary Krikava left Friday for visit
with friends in Clinton.
C. P. Pecinovsky, Will Frey and
James Ziechek took a pleasure trip to
Lawler Thursday evening, in the
formers Overland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pecinovsky were
down from Cresco Thursday, calling on
relatives and friends.
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the opera house Beseda, was success
as usual. All enjoyed themseles
greatly.
Nellie Mikesb, Albina Tupy and
Charles Tupy, were Cresco visitors
Saturday.
Rev. Lakomy was at Little Turkey,
Friday.
Sisters Siegfrieda and Daria, and
Anna Polashek, were calling at Cresco
Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Kapinos, Henry Haug
and daughter, Miss Louise and son
Henry, of Spillville, took an auto ride
through our burg Sunday evening.
Frank H. Chyle departed for Cedar
Rapids Monday.
Quite number from Lourdes at
tended mass here Thursday.
Thomas Chyle was a Jackson juno
ton caller Monday.
Miss Barbara Klimesh left Monday
for Clear Lake, where she intends to
work.
Bonnie Lukesh was seen going north
west Sunday evening.
James Sobolik, of Cresco. called on
friends here Sunday.
Frances, Rose and Will Fencl autoed
to SpiIlville Sunday.
Several from here we're visiting
Louisa Bouska Sunday afternoon
J. A. and j. d. Bouska, with their
wives, were visiting Sunday at the
home of John Svoboda.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Malek, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Malek, of Schley, visited at
the W. j. Kalishek home Sunday.
A week at the Chautauqua will put
new zest into your life.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bouska spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
John Svoboda.
Mrs. Mary Landa and son Joseph,
were at Riley Ridge, Sunday, visiting
at the Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Weigel home.
William Chyle, Leonard and Charles
Snopek, Mary Fencl, Sophia Polasek,
and Edith Mikesh, have successfully
passed the eighth grade examination,
and are very busy preparing for the
Commencement exercises
Frank Polansky went to Cedar Rap
ids Monday, to Aisit relatives and
friends.
Mrs. J. F. Pecinovsky and son
Joseph, were among the Spillville cal
lers Monday.
Mrs. Frank Polansky was at Jack
son Monday.
Mrs. John Tuchek, of Calmar, visit
ed here one day last week.
Mrs. L. V. Svestka, of Schley, called
on relatives here Thursday.
Will Hospodarsky, of Spillville, took
in the dance in Beseda Thursday.
Miss Anna Polashek, and Josegh
Pecinovsky, went to Cresco Tuesday.
A. j. Pecinovsky went to Jackson
to-day, Wednesday,
Miss Anna Lentz. !of Garner, spent
last week here with her sister, Mrs.
Emma Kalishek.
Masons are very busy making q
foundation for Wenzel Cisar's resi-
dence on Main street.
Frank Klima was Jackson visitor
Thursday.
Lewis Klimesh made trip to Jack
son Tuesday.
For great big, jolly, restful, genu-
inc good time, 60 to the Chautauqua.
F. J. Fencl and wife were Spillville
shoppers Saturday.
Frank C. Fencl, of Cresco, is spend.
ing few days at home.
A celebration is scheduled for july
4th. Watch for the big bills, and
come all.
Mr.. Taylor. the photographer, was
down from Cresco Monday.
Following is an item taken from the
Dubuque Telegraph Herald:
Mason City, Ia, June 6th.-The body
OF Eman j. krouse was found in the
hayloft of an old barn near Mason
City Junction. He has been missing
since Saturday. From what can be
learned he had some trouble and his
wife caused him to be arrested and he
was placed in Jail. Later he gave
bonds to keep the peace. 1t is thought
that brooding over the disgrace
through which he had passed, caused
him to commit suicide. A few days
ago his wife took revolver and some
carbolic acid from his trunk. She
feared that her husband would carry
out some of his threats and take the
lives of the whole family consis ting of
wife and six children. 1t is thought
that death was caused by drinking
carbolic acid.
OTTER CREEK CLIPPINGS.
Free dance at Protivin next week.
Picnics have been held in several
places here lately.