Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-09-05
OTTER CREEK CLIPPING.

Dr. kaaSa packed his goods anO
with others went on q fishing excur'
sion. The DR.. will take a much need
ed vacation before he locates again.
J. G. Kirschman received his new
gasoline engine last week that he ex
poets to run his electric plant with in
his new home. Who don't envy the
farmer now days with all modern city
improvements.
Fritz Ramseyer and Miss Pauline, OF
Ridge way were callers at the Alfred
Peter home the other Sunday.
Myrtle Schild took the noon passen.
ger last Friday for Cresco, to assist in
a piano recital given by Miss Lauraine
Mead and her pupils in the evening.
The coming wedding of Martin Tupy.
of Waucoma and Emma Milk of this
vicinity will take place in the Holy
Trinity church at Protivin Sept. 9th.
After the ceremony the invited guests
will take part in a reception at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert MIX.
Congratulations and bon voyage along
life's rough tempestous sea by their
numerous relatives and friends.
Minnie Richter and her mother, of
Texas, who have been visiting friends
and relatives in various parts of the
county, were guests at the Mike
Kratz home few days recently.
The members of the F. w. NJ. S. of
the German M. E. church and others
had picnic and meeting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Kuntz last
Thursday afternoon.
A fko. oo,,o,ol ,,o;n oHov&e ~ s,onl,y
stock with water, Otter Creek is be-
ginning to dry up again in many places
along its course.
Edna Kratz was staying at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Kratz for a
number of days last week and this.
Our new physician, DR.. Byron
Lewis, now has possession of the office
of our former doctor, and is ready to
alleviate suffering humanity.
Albert Aegerter, who has been work
ing near Sumner, Ia, since spring,
spent a few days visiting the home
folks here.
The stork came flying through here
last Tuesday and left Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Kratz a wee baby girl. Con-
gratulations by their numerous friends
and relatives 1t is SAID that Vim
now stops quite often while at work in
the field to note if he can hear the
echo, papa"
Agnes Novak is enjoying visit this
week and last from one of her younger
sisters.
The German M. E. people had quar-
terIy meeting at DEBORAH, last Sunday.
A number from these parts autoed
down taking with them some of their
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kuntz autoed to
DEBORAH one day last week.
Theo. Kratz and family drove to
Howard county Sunday to spend the
afternoon with Sam Kratz and family
Ross Kirschman was doing the
chores for John Rheinhart while the
latter and his family were away visit
ing
Hattie Kratz and cousin Minnie
Richter visited the formers sister Mrs.
Louis Walter at Golden Ridge the lat
ter part of last week.
Nike Hruska has been entertaining
his nephew, Albert Hruska, of Bluff.
ton for few days.
Those who had been looking at the
country in the Dak0tas and Minnesota,
have all returned home again we'll
pleased with Iowa prospects.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mast, Mr.. and Mrs.
LOUIS Walter, all of Golden Ridge CAL
led at the Mike Kratz home the other
Sunday.
John G. Kirschman and family were
callers at the VIM Kratz home last
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Kuntz entertained her
friend Mrs. Otto Solberg, of DEBORAH,
last week one day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kratz, of Cresco,
called at the home place, Sunday to
make the acquaintance of the newly
arrived granddaughter.
John Rheinhart and family autoed to
Elgin, Iowa, last Saturday morning to
visit friends and relatives. They re-
turned home the next day in the even
ing.
Rev. F. W. KONG, of Wilton, Iowa,
who was to preach in the Evangelical
church here last Sunday morning, fail
ed to come, owing to the fact that he
had an attack of appendicitis on his
way home, and had to return home at
once to submit to an operation.