Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-06-13

ice, Catherine and Bess, went to Lime
Springs Wednesday to attend the we'd
ding Of -: the formers nephew, Tax + 3
Jones. '.'.S
Mrs. John Derr ST., and Mrs. John
Derr Jr.. departed yesterday morning
for Freeburg, MIMI, for a visit with
their sister and aunt, Mrs. Geo. Hime-
dinger. ~" 2@"' :"
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Dissmore and
little daughter, of eKamiah, Idaho.
arrived yesterday for a visit at the
home Of Laura,ne Mead and with other
Cresco relatives.
Ira Wheeler has been enjoying q
visit from q brother from Boscobel
Wis.,, and the two are now enjoying
the old soldiers reunion at Der.
Moines this week. .,,,n .. ,.
Mr. and Mrs. James Evans, whe
have been visiting relatives here, re-
turned Saturday to their home at
Caledonia, MINI. Miss Gertrude Evans
accompanied them home tor a visit
there. ..,,,.:.4 ..,r
DR.. o. N. Hoyt and wife have been
visiting among Cresco friends recent
ly. They are about to leave South
Dakota and locate at Des Moinea,
where they are now building a resi-
dence. 'f,lT
Mrs. Fred Eberling, who has been
visiting relatives here, returned We'd
nesday to her home at Postville. Her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. John Eberhng
and children accompanied her home for
a visit.
Mrs. Frank Koch from Milwaukee,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Koch and Alma Huber
autoed up from Calmar Monday to
visit at the John Meyer home and
other relatives. They returned to
Calmar Friday evening. z
Henry Bartsls, of Maple Leaf. was
q Cresco visitor last Friday, and was
in the Plain Dealer Office to pay sub
scription for his son-in.law, F.; E.
who is now recovering from
q bad fall in bis hay NOW. -. s.&
Household goods for sale cheap, in
GLIDING some chairs, . combination
China closet and Buffet, q bed room
set, center table, No. Is Round Oak
stove and numerous other articles.
Enquire at M. M. Crafts Ice Cream
parlor. :,
The Albion M. E. Sunday school win
hold their Childlens day exercises next
Sunday, June 18th at the regular
church hour, 2:3O. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all, especially the
Of the cradle roll with their
parents.
Mrs. Lunetta Mcintosh, of Lodge
pole, S. D., and little son, who have
been visiting Cresco relatives. left
Wednesday evening for St. Louis
where the little boy will take medical
treatment. They were accompanied
as far as Chicago by Mrs. Walter
Gleason. - - .s''1
= Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Lyons, Father
John Murtagh and Emnett Fleming
went to Dubuque, Monday. to attend
the commencement, exercises Of st.
J oseph's College, from which Gerald T
Lyons graduated with the degree 81
B. A.. Gerald was also awarded gold
medal as first prize winner in oratofy-
W. H. Hughes, who has been ii
Cresco on several occasions as instrlc-
tor in the Masonic lodge, passed away
on Saturday at his home in Burling-
ton, Iowa, from consumption He
was a chief clerk in the railway mail
service. The funeral was held on
Monday at Grinnell The deceased
was nephew Of B. F. Davis. -.
Miss Lucy Miller went t. Crescn,
Friday, to make her home with her
grandmother. Mrs. L. j. Huckh co..
Ben Headington, of Cresco, was here
Saturday visiting his brother, John,
and teaching a few new stunts to the
rising generation. such as Frank Head
ington and Jim NARROW. DEBORAH
Journal.
Mrs. Mrytle Yates of Cresco spent
Monday afternoon at the G. S. Carpen.
ter home; she was on.her way to Dee
Moines as 4 delegate to the w. Il. c.
convention. E. Miss Julia Byrnes at
Cresco, who spent a few days here last
week with MI. and Mrs. Paul Kemeer-
dorf, went to DEBORAH, Thursday, to
visit Miss Lizzie Byrnes for q few
days.-New Hampton Tribune.
On Tuesday last at the Church Of the
Assumption, Father T. j. Murtagh
occurred the marriage of
Miss Wayne Miller to Amandus
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