Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-21
sLIME, SPRINGS.

the break IS 9 bad one.
Misses Clara Bird and Mable Bowden,
of Bonair, came Wednesday to visit
Harriet Jones. ns .a5.s. ... I'll,
C.P. Nash and Bill NJ. Jones went
to Cresco, Wednesday. :, s.
Mrs. Guy Benson and Mrs. Irwin
Obriham went to Minneapolis, Wednes-
day. ~ -. %.'s .,
william Eruechte, of Faribault, came
to make someircpairs on the Will Damn
place, returning Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Hall came Saturday from
teaching her school,, having spring va
cation at this time.
Del Horton and wife returned Satur.
day from Fl. Atkinson where they had
been visiting friends.
A. Banning and wife, who have
spect several weeks visiting friends
here and Cresco, left Monday for their
home in North Dakota.
! After a short visit at the home OF
w, w. Sanborn, Mrs. McGonigle re-
turned to La Crosse Wednesday,
The new Easter bonnet met with a
cold reception at the millinery open.
ing Saturday. The blizzard made folks
believe that winter was just beginning.
We have got to quit kicking the
ground hog around. s.
Mr.. Dyer and family, who have been
living in Minnesota, have located on
the farm one mile south of town,
where Mr.. Harvey lived last year.
Henry Owens is going to begin the
erection of fine new house, east OF
his blacksmith shop.
Lou Umhoefer and wife expects to
be located in their new home in few
days.
Rev. Griffith is still patiently suffer
ing, looking hopefully to the time when
his suffering shall end. s
The Misses Ruth and Jessie Cue
came Friday from Fayette to spend
the Easter vacation with the home
folks.
John G. Roberts went to Austin,
Saturday.
Ed Gibbons, of Bonair, was calling
on friends in town, Saturday.
Miss Hitler, of DEBORAH, came Satur-
day to visit at the Hewitt home few
days. H. :. "
Miss Mable Hewitt returned Satur-
day from Wisconsin where she had
been to attend the funeral of an aunt
Editor Sheets and Mr.. Joseph Cray
visited in Chester, Saturday.
John Cray and Carl Maehling were
Cresco visitors, Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Smith is employed in the
Wells restaurant, coming from CrescO,
Friday
|. Miss Florence Cray, after an over
Sunday visit with her aunt, returned
from Cresco, Monday.
On account of the high water, we
did not have electric lights for few
nights last week.
Some of the farmers were complain
ing of the lack of moisture sometime
ago. Now they are complaining of too
much.
Edward Craig left Thursday for Min.
neapolis.
Clara Knudsen arrived home from
Rose Creek, Thursday. having 0closed
her school for months vacation.
Frank Flick, who has been farming
south Of town, shipped his goods to
North Dakota, andss with his family left
for that place Friday.
| Robert Griffith and family left fol-
Canada Friday, his goods going on the
morning freight.
Win Sanborn came Friday to spend
Sunday with his family.
Forrest Sanborn was over from Lit
tie Cedar Saturday. calling on friends.
Robert Lean, who has been visiting
his brother few days. left for Wis
consin Saturday.
| Augustus Prescott and Harry Bill
man were Chester visitors Saturday.
Miss Flossie Cray went Saturday to
Cresco to visit friends over Sabbath.
Frank Schacht was a Creeco caller,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Scott came uE
from Cresco, Monday, to visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Kintz.
Mrs. Frank Paul was a Cresco visit.
or, Thursday.
The High School Play is to be Friday
evening; great deal of training has
been done for the OCCASION.
Mrs. Omuth has been on the sick list,
| this week. .-
! F. H.. Matthews, the California lane
man, who has been successful in inter
esting some of our citizens here and al
Chester in, the Sunny South, was ir
town, Monday. He does not have much
to say about the late freeze in that
state. "~ ,"
w. w. Cray was down from Chester,
Thursday, on business. .~.. ..
| Peter Leland was a Chester visitor,
Thursday. 49,
Geo. Owens, the grain merchant, OF
Chester, and Geo. Harris, of Aberdeen,
1 S. d., were calling on friends Satur.
day between trains.
William Jones and family left this
week for Canada; they have been living
in Bristol and will be greatly missed.
Will Obriham who resides in Montans
came Monday to visit friends, few
days.
Mrs. Jones, of Bristol, went to Mercy
Hospital in Cresco to be operated on
this week
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