Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-05-14
COUNTY NEWS
LIME SPRING.

Rev. Kaloria departed for Chicago
Friday evening.
J. Walsted of Harmony was calling
upon friends Wednesday.
Rev. Hughes, from South Sioux City
spent few days visiting his father
and sister, last week, departing for
Chicago Friday evening.
Neil Miller, Paul Nagel and Charles
Anderson, were Cresco visitors Friday.
Owen Owens. OF Minneapolis, was in
town few days on business last week.
Robert Jones went up to Hayward
to purchase some cattle. A car load Of
feeders were unloaded Saturday for
him.
Sam Roberts, Mrs. John H. Roberts
and Miss Katie Roberts, autoed to
DEBORAH Friday on business trip.
Mrs. Margaret Foulkes came from
Canova, S. D., to visit her sons few
days.
DR.. Precious of Cresco was up Fri
day on professional business.
Thomas Jones came down from
Granada, Mimi, Friday where he and
his brother are in the butcher business.
Mr.. Kite our creamery contractor,
reports that the creamery will be fin
ished this week.
Mr.. Slasor is recovering from the at
tack of rheumatism. He has laid his
crutches aside.
Win Sanborn spent Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. Arlington, Mrs. d. Horton,
John Cray, Clearance Searles, Mrs. Al
mond and son were among the CrescO
visitors Saturday.
Six members of the school board
came over from Lyle, Mimi, and after
looking over our school building, en-
gagged Prof. Arlington for next year,
at $1,000, $500 Of raise, and he has
only to teach two branches
A large number of our people went
down to see the elephant at Cresco
Monday. From what we hear some of
them got stung.
Rev. Burgess filled the pulpit at
Bonair last Sabbath. A pastor has
been engaged and is expected Sabbath
May IL.
Mrs. Davis left to join her husband
in Minneapolis. They will enjoy the
General Conference for week, after
returning to Lime Springs, they will
leave for the east, and in the fall 60 to
Glasgow for years study.
Frank Morrison who owns the phone
system in town, came over from West
Union to look after his business few
days.
Rev. Maxwell went to Chester We'd
nesday to assist in the funeral service
of Lloyd Carter.
There were English services in the
WEIGH church Sunday evening.
Mrs. W. H. Hughes is visiting
friends in Postville a few days.
]. j. Williams and wife went to
| Austin, to look over some of the arch
itecture in that city. He is going to
build fine home this summer, and he
wants the latest improvements.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Davis went to
Chester Tuesday to visit at the home
of Mrs. j. Jones.
Fred Henningfeld of Milwaukee, and
Miss Bessie Wells went to Cresco Mon
day.
The head officials of the C. M. & st.
P. Ry., were in town last week. Our
section men keep the track in the best
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such an hour as they think not, their
superiors may appear.
L. P. Sanborn and wife came up
from Cresco last week. Mr.. Sanborn
has his that in the ring" and ne was
feeling the pulse of few of the voters
as to him getting the Office of the clerk
of the district court.
MIR. and Mrs. Younger came from
Rochester to visit few days at the
C. M. Nash home.
Mrs. Wesley Johnson and Miss Sadie
Thomas, were Cresco visitors Tuesday.
After long suffering, Mrs. ]. Jones,
who resides in Chester, passed away
Thursday. The funeral was held in
the Methodist church in Chester, Rev.
Maxwell in charge. The interment
took place in the Lime Springs ceme-
terry Saturday afternoon.
An agent of the Children's Home of
Des Moines, and an agent of the Purity
Association each delivered interesting
addresses in the Methodist church Sun
| dau morning