Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-09-12
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PROTIYIN

Mrs. Charles Tuchek visited home
folks Wednesday.
Clara Kubik returned to her home il
St. Paul. Mimi, Wednesday.
ss Aesdames T.. NJ. Novsk and J: L,
Muelldr were shopping, in Cresco Wed
nesday,
Mrs. Glenn Bowers and son, of De-
corah re-yislting ct the home of heI
Il parents, Mr. and Mis-. John Tuchek.
Mrs. Anton Strnad and son Frank
left last week for St. Paul to visit
relatives. .
Albert Mikesh and daughter Nell were
at Cresco Wednesday,.
Thomas Holub. son Lewis, daughter
Wayne and Regina Tupy autoed te
Creeco Wednesday.
George Vachta was at Jackson
Thursday.
John Huber autoed from Spillville
Saturday.
Lizzie Souhrada who has been visit
ing here for some tue returned to hel
home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Frey and daugh-
ter Marguerite, of Cresco aut0ed
through here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Novak and son
Of Schley called on Protivin relatives
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Haug and
nephew, Henry Haug, autoed from
Spillville Thursday.
Verona Kearney, of LAWYER is teach
ing in the public school southwest Of
town. "A
Robert Klimesh autoed from Spill
vile Thursday.
Those who were Cresco visitors Fri
/ day are a. follows: John Fencl, F. j.
7 Zahasky and family, G. H. Gender.
Mrs. w. j. Kalishek and Mrs. James
Kaderabek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Chyle and son
Will autoed to Spillville Saturday.
James Cbyle was at Jackson Friday.
The Girl and the Tramp Coming! At
last we have something that we have
been looking forward to. something
that we can enjoy an evening of laugh
ter and clean wholesome comedy, in
the coming of The Girl and the Tramp
1 the popular laughing comedy success
which will be offered at the Beseda
hall Sunday evening Sept. IA, 1918.
High class vaudeville and the very
latest of musical numbers will be offer
ed during the action of the play: The
original city cast and production with
complete scenic equipment in every
detail will be the company Offering it
here. This is guaranteed attraction
and full house is looked for.
Albert and Adolph Kovarik, Joseph
Kovarik, Jr., and family went to Elma
Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
Fencl.
Frank Prochaska, 81 Park River, N.
D., is visiting his parents here at
present.
Thos. Novak, of Spillville called at
\ the "A. j. Mikesh home Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. L. v. Svestka, of
Schley were seen here Sunday.
Margaret Kearney, of Lawler is the
teacher in the public school in New
Oregon 10.
The approaching marriages of the
following couples were announced at
the Holy Trinity church Sunday:
Joseph Kurash and Kate Fisher,
Lewis Hollb and Regina Tupy, Will
Wagner and Clara Zoulek.
The public school southeast of town
opened Monday with Theora CIary as
teacher.
Mrs. Minnie Griffin and children, of
New Hampton are visiting here.
William Polashek is reported on the
sick list.
]. j. Procbaska autoed to New
Hampton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pergler and
children. of Cresco spent Sunday here.
The teaching in the parochial school
commenced Monday.
Or. and Mrs. Jinderlee and daughter
Loretta autoed from Cresco Sunday.
James Sobolik, of Cresco was seen
here Sunday.
Mrs. J.. A. Dostal, son Will. Frank
Horkey and John Jirak autoed from
Britt Saturday. Monday they went to
New Hampton where they will run the
merry go. round during the fair.
Il Or. Jirderlee was called from Cres-
co Monday.
4 Edd Sbiral. of Spillville autoed
through town Sunday morning.
C. ]. McCullow called on Cresco
friends Sunday.
Mrs. Anna PLAT and daughter Mrs.
Louisa Borovansky, who have been
visiting at the home of Mrs. Frank
Cbyle, departed Tuesday for their
home in Chicago.
Married On Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1913,
at the Holy Trinity church occurred
the wedding of Martin Tupy and
Emma MIX. The writer joins with
the many friends OF the bride and
groom in congratulations and sincere
good wishes.
Lewis Bader was at Cresco Friday.
Martin Kalishek, Adolph Zahasky,
Barbara Khmesh, Mrs. J. j. Lukes
and son Rudolph left Tuesday for
Lisbon, N. D.. to visit relatives.
Leonard and Charles Snopek leave
TODAY NV ednesday) for Dubuque to at
tend ST. Joseph's college.
Rev. Rudolph. Lakomy went to Du-
buque Tuesday.
DR.. Mckinley autoed from Lawler
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cisar attended
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