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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
MAPLE LEAF.

Carl Dangleson and family, of Maple
Leaf, moved onto their new place near
Elma, Monday, and Mr.. Mcknight and
family from Pennsylvania moved onto
the former Dangleson place, Monday.
Anna Dusek was q caller on home
folks, Sunday last.
Joe Shimek made business trip to
Elms, Friday last.
Mr.. Beran and family, from Dakota,
moved onto the Bob Locke place. near
Maple Leaf, Monday.
James Souhrada was an Elma caller,
Friday. +.
Henry Henning drove to A. Kakac's,
Monday afternoon.s
Frank Yak hauled some hogs to Low
Their, Monday.
Ed Bigley is quite sick at this writ
ing.
Frank Wacha was an Elma shopper
on Monday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruno Herpelinck, of
Cresco. came out to visit with their
sons on the farm near Maple Leaf, q
few days last week: @ 7
Will Bigley was a business caller at
Elma, FRIDAY.
Tophy Herpelinck drove to- Elma,
Monday last. 4. ~
Frank Ludweg moved onto the
Krumm place, Saturday, with his
brother Fred.
Mrs. Jim Voves is somewhat better
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Kakac were
Elma shoppers, Friday.
A. Roman ST.. delivered three loads
of hogs to Lime Springs, Tuesday.
Fred Marshall called at Acme, Mon
day.
Pat. Stevenson and Tom Armstrong
were Elma callers, Tuesday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
TWIN VILLAGES

George Ludwig was Cresco caller
last Tuesday.
Frank Henry, Frank Linderman and
Raw Newell we've Cresco callers last
Tuesday.
Eunice Ludwig and Florence Ser
fling spent few days last week at the
Frank Benson home.
Mrs. Charlie Bigalk spent Tuesday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Mandelko.
Elsie Shuerer was Twin Village
caller last Tuesday
Henry Bronner was Twin Village
caller Wednesday.
Otto Serfling has been assisting
Charlie Dustenrod.
Elmer st. John has moved onto the
Ed. Reynolds place.
Jessie Bronner called on Mrs. S., j.
Serfling last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. md Mrs. Otto Applen. and Jes'
sic Bronner called on Clara Deli WICK
ham Friday evening.
Andrew Peterson was Cresco caller
Saturday.
Clarence Ludwig was a Cresco caller
Saturday.
Nth Mr.. and Mrs. John Groteboer.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Herman LANCE spen
Sunday 1T Dan Bronner's. !.
Johnnie Bronner is home again fo'
:sTompkin's Hired Man." 4 hom'
talent play, in the n. w. A. hall !!
Granger, March 7th. Every one ID vel
come.
Clarence SerAing is nursing the gril
these days.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
! KENDALLvILLE

Mrs. Gribben passed away az ner
home south of town, Tuesday MORN
ing, March 4th. She had, been seri-
ousiy i'll with pneumonia for "a number
ofsweeks. Although this family has;
not been in our neighborhood very
long. Mrs. Gribben was well liked by
all who had become acquainted with
her and the family, which is row called
to mourn the loss of both father and
mother, have the heartfelt sympathy
of the whole, community.
Edison Eddy and Archie Dudley went
to Garnavillo on business trip the
latter part of the week. =
Charles Curtis delivered his fat cat
tie to the Cresco market Friday.
John Hass had the misfortune to
have one of his driving horses step on
stone and break its leg while driving
to Cresco Thursday. The horse was
so badly hurt that it was necessary to
have it killed. f.
Mrs. Henrietta Daskam returned
from Nakoosa, Friday, where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Goddard, 'or the past few months.
Jens Peterson passed from this life
Monday morning at his home north Of
town, after long seige of illness. He
was man we'll liked by all who knew
him and the family have the sympathy
of his many friends and neighbors.
The sociable Friday night was vdry
we'll attended and all enjoyed good
time. The proceeds were S 60 which
means that We must get busy and
have more of these social affairs.
which have been few this wiz ter on
account of the sickness here and vicin-
ity.
Mrs. Sidney gilbert is over to Cres-
co helping Gre for her daughter In.
ellie, who is having the measles.
Mrs. Walter Robinson is up from
Hawkeye visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Brown. of Orleans.
Will Wallace is seriously i'll with the
measles.
Mrs. Todd visited her daughter, Mrs.
Josie Elliott, from Friday until Sun
dav. Mrs. Elliott and two children
came home with her for a few days
visit.
Mrs. Weaklin was called to her home
at Lourdes, by the death of her mother
Mrs. Montague.
Mrs. John Pierce spent Tuesday with
her aunt, Mrs. Dave Easier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson were Sunday
guests at the Brown home in Orleans.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Daskan were
guests at the Pollitt home Sunday. !. =, ~ :.
Clarence Clink was on the sick list
the first of the week. .,s.,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce were Cres-.
co visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Ada Young went to Riceville
Tuesday for q visir with her sister.
Mrs. VIM. Rivers and family. From
there she expects to visit Rev. and
Mrs. Mitchell and family at Hawkeye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Rasmussen were
over Sunday visitors at the Ed. Hor-
ness home.
Mrs. Will Goldsworthy returned to
her home Sunday, after; 9 few days
visit with Mrs. Ada Young.
The Flynn family have moved to .
Cresco.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
BONAIR

The annual move: Following are some
of the changes that are being made BY
residents in and near Bonair this year.
Howard Lapham and mother.have NOV
ed their household goods into the Set
chell place north Of town and will
break up housekeeping for several
weeks. Mrs. Lspham expects to make
an extended visit with her son Ben in
O'Brien county, after which she and
Howard will occupy the place vacated
by Tom Bird. Mr.. Bird has purchased
the Mintey place and will remodel.
Glen johnson will move into bus new
house soon. A Mr.. Matthew takes
the old Cox place. John Matthews has
purchased place south of Bonair and
Paul Auringer will move onto his
place. Adolph Balco has removed to
Minnesota, and E. E. Feed has pur-
chased the Balco place and has moved
bis household goods there. Geo.
Meyers has moved to near Plymouth
and Mr.. LaValley occupys the place
vacated by him, ''and many others too
numerous to mention.
Esca Albertson spent the Sabbath at
home.
L. Grabau was home over Sunday.
Betty Meyers has had the measles.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bushelle, who has
been making an extended visit with
her son, Rev. Meyers and family, has
returned to her home in Freeporr, Ill.
Porter Sc tchell has returned from
trip to Mendoza, III.
Henry Rathert left last week for
Starbuck, Manitoba. afrer several
weeks visit with friends here.
Lew Smith has returned from Ames,
Iowa, where he has been attending
school. H..
Orel Madison, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rush Sager, was born Jan. %,
1913, and passed away after week of
intense suffering with pneumonia Feb.
26th, aged q days. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Meyers. In
terment in Howard Center cemetery.
Mrs. Glen johnson went to Cresco
hospital wednesday and will be opera
ted upon for appendicitis Thursday.
Regular church services Sunday.
S. S. at II o clock, E. i. at TOO p. m.
and preaching at 7:30. The serm on
Sunday evening will be the third in q
series on ''Tried by Fire" Everybody
welcome. There will be no prayer
meetings for several weeks.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
NORTH ORLEANS

Mons Askelson and family called at
the Frank Crawford home Thursday
evening.
Nellie Pollitt went to Cresco Satur-
day to help Mrs. Laub with her millin-
cry work.
Elmer Powers called at Wesley
eager home Sunday. I
Mrs. Frank Crawford and Mrs. Wes-
ley eager visited Mrs. Mons Askelson
Friday afternoon.
A few Of the young folks were pleas
ant callers at the Otto Bigalk home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Hanson is spending few
days with Mrs. Jake Powers.
Emma Ellingson spent Tuesday night
with her friend, Luella Askelson.
Clarence and Eugene Ellingson spent
Sunday at Frank Walton's.
Minnie Sti,.son and Ellen Ellingson
with relatives. They returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Mons Askelson returned to De-
corah Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Daskam and lit
tie son George visited at the Ed. Pol
lit home Sunday.
The Ed. Pollitt family, John Dugan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Olson visited
at Mons Askelson's Friday evening.
Mons Askelson and family spent
Monday evening at Wesley Gager's
Is, Clarence Olson called at the Wesley
eager home Monday evening.
: JOSIE, Anna and Bertha johnson
called ut the Louie johnson home Sum
!, Mrs. Mons Askelson visited Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Wesley eager
ORLEANS.
March came in like couple of lions.
Mrs. j. @. Rowlee is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Perry for few days.
Mrs. Burr is on the sick list.
James Nibauer and family moved
Monday onto his farm that he purchas-
ed from Jack Mara. We wish him
good luck in his new home
George Hill moved on the C. j.
Watros place last saturday.
Adam Steffen is visiting bis daugh-
ter, MRS. Upton for few days. until
the family gets settled into their
new home. s,s, ~. 80
We are sorry to say grandma Curtis
is quite i'll at present.
Genie and Clarence Olson spent Sum-
day with the Walton boys. -.
Mrs. Walton and daughter visited
Mrs. Burr last Friday.
Mrs. Anna Humphrey has been quite
poorly, but is some better at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Howard and son
took dinner at Mr. Eddy's Sunday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
Collections.

Mr.. Merchant? Have you out OF
town., outlawed, or slow pay accounts
on your books! If you have, send me
. list ut once, and let US show you
how our modern method will convert
these accounts into cash. No charge
of any kind unless collections are made.
"A5 Fremont S. Gibson,
Charles City, Iowa.
Representative for the U. S. Credit
and Adj Co.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
! NORTH ALBION

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bigalk visited at
the Lewis Milbrath home Saturday.
b Newton Bigalk was q Cresco caller
Saturday. Mi sit =
Mrs. Philip De Grave is on the sick
list. III r.,'ss'.E'!'} \ sf& -G-a2 r
\ Roger Clark, and Wilma Mae
Barnes spent Thursday at the A. A..
Bigalk home. d " at.r&A %.s@55
Gottlieb Blatter and son Anil and
David Volkman were Preston callers
Saturday. 5'#s
We are sorry to state Herbert
Keune is very ill with the measles at
this writing. $'' 3 T55
A number Of neighbors and friends
surprise Friday evening. is5SsI(@E
We are glad to report that Esther
Mae Bigalk, who has been sick, is bet
ter at this writing. i'I'.' @S& "t
Fred Keune is assisting Anil Keune
this week. :;5'.
A. "A. Bigalk was a. Granger caller
Monday. ~
Mrs. Anil Keune and Clara Batter
accompanied Miss Hazel Stayner to
ter part of last week. ,5
Albert Ludwig and Chas Andrews
called at A. A. Bigalk's Friday after
noon. sf&,Qa
Josephine Bigalk called on Mrs. c..
Bigalk Wednesday.
Wedding bells will soon ring on Dia-
mond Ridge.
David Volkman and Anil Batter
spent Sunday, with Joseph Hayes.
John Bigalk and son wellington and
VIM; Rolloff called At A. A. Bigalk's
Wednesday. J
Philip Hayes and Robert Welsh, who
are attending Valder's College at De-
corah, were over Sunday visitors at
home. NV.
Newton Bigalk visited at the Anil
Keune home Sunday evening.
Lost-A little yellow dog with blue
eyes, finder please return to Plain
View farm and receive reward.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Volkman visit
ed at the Gottlieb Batter home one
day last week.
Joseph Owens moved Monday on the
Arthur Walter place.
Chas. Michel moved Saturday onto
the place known as the A. D. Miller
farm. 4 .s gr
VIM. Wolf, from near Cresco. moved
Monday onto the .Nettie Slawson place.
Henry Bigalk's face is beaming with
smiles this week. Wonder why?
Philip and Joseph Hayes, and Willie
Biqalk visited at the, Gottlieb Batter
home Sunday evening. III u g..
Nettie Slawson called on her daugh-
ter; Mrs. Ida Paulson, one day last
week.
Christine Plank called at the Joe
Owen home Monday morning.
Della Kreuger assisted Mrs. VIM.
Keune few days this week.
Richard Kreuger was a caller at
Philip De Graves Monday.
Everybody is doing it, Doing what?
Ask II snry. @..,saa @
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bigalk called at
the VIM. Keune home Monday.
Little Anil Batter was on the sick
list few days this week.
Mrs Annie Hayes entertained COM
pany Sunday night for supper.
VIM. Bigalk was Cresco caller
Monday. Il Jt5as
We enjoy the recipes very much
Old Hickory writes, and Joe says they
are great help in trying to prepare .
meal for company.
Mamie MCGEE is suffering with .
sprained ankle.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
Ear Sale.

Nearly new six room residence, loca-
ted 81 blocks from the Postofhce, near
the High School. Fine location, and .
desirable property. ut . moderate
price. For particulars see
1916 LUERs & CLARK LAND co.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
.PlRloTIyIN
nes Chyle was at Fort Atkinson,

James Chyle was at Fort Atkinson,
Friday.
Florence Gallagher, teacher in our
public school, spent an over Sunday WIS.,
it at her home in LaWler.
A. j.. Mikesh was business visitor
in Des Moines the past week.
Charles Tupy was at Lawler Tuesday. I
Chas. Novak called on. his brother
Frank, near Lawlea. Thursday. '@.
Dr. DAILY called here Thursday.
"A number of our folks were royalty
ente -tained at the James Kaderabek
home on Wednesday evening. It being
Mrs. Kaderabeks' birthday.
Mrs. j. F. Pecinovsky is reported to
be very; sick. We hope for her speedy
recovery ,'GT szg. I'll y4&fs.s .#
Joseph, Chitek of Schlcy was Proti-
fvin visitor Friday.
Mrs. j. A. Dosta and son William
were at Cresco Saturday.
Miss Anna Lentz came down from
Minneapolis, Mimi, and is visiting at
the w. j. Kalishek home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vachta were bus
mess visitors in Cresco Saturday.
Joseph2D Bouska and E. j. Lukes
left Monday on q business trip to Des
Moines and Fort Dodge. ..5
Mrs. A j. Mikesh and Mathilda
Skoda went to Lawler Saturday to Wis
it the formers daughter. They re-
turned Saturday.
Anton Novak will build q new barn
On the farm and 10 hauling lumber from
Alexander's yard at Cresco.
Chas. Bouska was at Jackson Mon
day.
James Shimon will work for NJ. r.
Courtney.
Victoria Polansky is reported on the
sick list.
Rose Fencl is working in Lawler 1t
DR. McKinley's
Mrs. Elias Weigel of Riley Ridge 10
visiting her mother, Mrs Mary Landa.
Mrs. J. D. Bouska and Chas. Bouska
were among the Cresco visitors Tues
day.
Vincent Polashek was at Spillville
Tuesday, VS.
Vopava Bros. will build a granary.
They are hauling lumber from Alexand-
er's. III
Joseph D. Bouska was reelected as
director in our public school.
m. r. Courtney, of Ridgeway, was q
business caller here, Monday. he
Frank Prochaska was Jackson call
er, Modday. .e'F
Mike Herold, of Spillville, is working.
for Adolph Zahasky.
Frank. Vachta took Mr.. and MRS.
Cherries Vachta to Cresco, Monday,
where the latter will undergo an 0per.
alton for appendicitis at Mercy Hos
pital @> 15..
Frank Vachta made trip 10 saude,
Friday f@&
Rev. r. Lakomy is at Spillville assist
ing Rev Ballon in, confession
John Fencl was at Lawler, Monday.
MRS Thomas Souhrada and MES.
Marie Hrabe arrived from Chicago.
Illinois, and are visiting at the c. r.
Pecinovsky, home.
John Herold and Jerome Huber, Of
Spillville. were visitors here, Sunday
evening.
Miss Christina Jirak returned home
from an extended visit with her brother
Ed in waterloo.
Elias weigel. of Riley Ridge, was
seen here, Tuesday
y Novotny of Little Turkey visit
ed Protivin friends Tuesday.
Nick Borlaug of Saude was seen on
our streets Tuesday.
H. = i
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
LOURDEs.

Jos. Urban and John Vokaty made 9
trip to Elma Monday. =
Mrs. Barnes, Of Minneapolis is still
stayinR with her brother Frank.
Joe Walker was seen at Lourdes
Monday afternoon.
Joe Nibaur, ST., and son Frank made
a business trip to Cresco Saturday.
James Kovarik and wife were Elma
shoppers Monday.
The Misses Abbie and Verona Conry
visited with Elizabeth Flaherty Sum
day. -5,
Anton Kubik was seen enroute to
Elma Monday.
Willie and Mayme Beaumaster,
Katie Falada, Nick Detten and john
ME Marshek called at the Stanley
home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Catherine Dugan died at her
home near Lourdes, Monday. The
funeral was held Wednesday. A large
number of relatives and friends At.
tended.
Harriet Birmingham, o. Chicago,
is visiting with her folks at present.
John Conry called at the Flaherty
home Monday afterno n.
Willie Beaumaster visited with Nick
Detten Wednesday.
Wenzel Shimek was seen at Lourdes
Friday afternoon.
Peter Kovarik was an Elma caller
Monday. s.1
Johnnie and Elizabeth Montague, of
Minneapolis, attended the funeral of
their grandmother, Mrs. Dugan.
Harry Reynolds. Mike Comfy, Nick
'Detten and Jos. Urban called at John
Hawks Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Zobek and family
called at the w. Falada home Monday.
Mrs. Adam Frank returned from
Rochester one day last week.
Matte Kelly was seen at Lourdes
one day last week. 81
". Falada and John Marshek made a
business trip to New Hampton Mon
day.s 81
Mrs. C. Foley, of Elma. twas seen at
Lourdes Nv ednesday.
Nick Detten, Russell Shelley and
Johnny Marshek called at the Beau
master home Monday eveniog.9
Mrs. w. Urban called at the Walker
home Monday evening.
John Urban and family were seen
going through Lourdes Monday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
ALBION.

Ed. Hanneman and family visited at
the Meyers home, near Ridgeway,
Tuesday.
C. B. Ashley visited at the j. E.
Wells home, in Cresco, Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid at the Richard 8
home last Thursday was well attended,
netting the ladies about $500.
Mrs. Meyers of Ridgeway spent the
week at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Otto Halweg.
The Rally Day exercises were again
postponed on account of the severe
storm of Saturday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
Chamberlain's Tablets for Constipa

For constipation, Chamberlain Tab:
lets are excellent. Easy to 'take. mild
and gentle in effect. Give them trial.
For sale by Fred Lowry.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
The Mothers Favorite.

A cough medicine for children should
be harmless, It should be pleasant to
take. lt should be effectual. Cham
berlain's O. Remedy is oil Of this
and 10 ths eAsrs' fsvorite every
where. For sale by Fred Lowry.
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bru6t peroeu. 2lubsr Den 9ranos
punoen bat Die Jrau nod ben @ers
IuIt elmer gr0bersn geIoiumme in
gdpieraeIb Su betlugsn, Die iie in i1s
rem Strumpf bei iih trug, uno burh
Die sSlammen pernihtet nurben.
Die Sipeite grpIoiipn fdnb in rem
3immer bon 2iS3ie WilioR, so. 811
Ms't 5. Strabs itatt, bod bate Die
Trau 70 pieI Gjeiitesossenpdrt, bic
2amps I6nsII burh elm Seniter gu
tperfen, roburh bas DAD bes Stdlz
leg Der Subis pis gGdersi, SO. 807-
800 Weft 3. Strube in 9ranb 9srieth,
bod einen unbeosutsnoen Sbaoen an
ri6tste. Sn beibeu 5dlIsn mubts bic
5euertpebr einfhreiten.
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