Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-05-30
PROTIVIN.
Barbara Kovarik and Frances Fencl
left last week for visit in Elma.

s9 ENOIlVlN ,s 3f.
Barbara Kovarik and Frances Fencl
left last week for visit in Elma.
,Revs. sDrpgoun, Of Fort Atkinson.
Balloon, Of Spfliaiile And Vytisx, sSf
Little Turkep:' hssissed isRevS R.;Lak.
,opys at the services Trinity Sunday,
"a lMr. snd Mrs. Anton 6obolik and
et the +: J. Klimesh home Sunday. :.
l. lack :kapler and wife, Of Cresco,
visited here Sunday. ~ y -.
Married-At the Holy Trinity
church on Tuesday, May 10th, Frank
Voyna and Victoria Lundak. Rev.
Lakomy performed the ceremony.
Mrs. J. A. Dostal and son w. C.
autoed to Northwood, Monday, where
they have their merry-go.round.
The Little Turkey home talent play.
ed in Beseda opera hose Sunday at
ternoon. The title of the play was
'.Z!a Tekla."
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Balik, of Mason
City visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Frey and daugh-
ter, of Cresco, spent Sunday at the c..
P. Pecinovsky home.
Joseph Soukup, of Ridgeway assist
ed the P. B. band on Trinity Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Kalishek were
Spillville visitors Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Polashek and sisters Sieg-
frieda and Sidora were at Cresco,
Thursday. " " ..'
]. w. Kovarik and wife, of LAWYER,
CO ol% h. lat L.
and Mrs. Frank Klima.
C. J. McCullow, of Cresco has open
ed shoe store in T. M. Novak' s build
ing.
Chas. J. and Chas. W. Chyle were
business callers in Lawler Thursday.
Evelyn Zahasky, of Cresco, visited
at home Wednesday and Thursday.
Charles Bouska was at Cresco Thurs.
day.
Mrs F. j. Klimesh and son Louis
were at Cresco Tuesday.
Frank Kalishek and son w. j. were
at Jackson Friday. :
Frank w. Bouska, of Lincoln, Neb.,
visited home folks couple of days
last week.
Frank Polansky made trip to Jack
son, Friday.
Another one of those popular dances
were held in Beseda hall, Thursday
evening. May 22nd. A large crowd
was in attendance as usual.
Mrs. T. w. Shores and Regina "a
hasky were among the Cresco visitors
Friday.
A. J. Mikesh left Friday on a BUSH
ness trip to Prairie du Chen, Wis.
Frances Kinkor, who works in Elma,
is spending a few days at home.
John Bouska called at Jackson Fri
day.
Mrs. Gordon Bowers, of Cresco is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tuchek.
Adolph Kovarik, Joseph Kostka and
Joseph Junko were down from Lawler
Thursday evening.
John Fisher and sister Regina, of
SpilIville, attended the dance here
Thursday evening
Frank H and Charles Chyle depart.
ed Saturday for Cedar Rapids, after q
weeks visit at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Mikesh, Mrs.
James Novotnv and Lizzie Lukes
autoed to Cresco Saturday.
Thomas Chyle and son Will autoed
to Jackson Saturday afternoon.
~. Novotny and wife, Of Little
Turkey were Protivin visitors Satur-
day.
Ludwig Ptachek autoed from Cresco
Saturday.
C. J. McCullow was at Cresco Sum-
day.
The forthcoming marriage o. Adolph
Busta and Louisa Bou 'ka was an
nounced at the Holy Trinity church
last Sunday. 49,.
John Black burn of near Cresco was
seen here Sunday.
Saude Cubs played ball here Sunday
with our local team. The game was
IL to in favor of the latter.
Mrs. James Cisar was at Jackson
Monday.
Theora Clary, of Lawler visited Mrs.
Chas. Tuchek, Sunday and Monday.
Adolph Cisar returned to Cedar
Rapids Monday, to resume his studies
at the C. R. 3. C
Ida and Anna Svestka, of Jackson
were seen here Sunday.
Charles Pergler, James Sobolik, Bar
bara Klimesh and Evelyn Zahasky
autoed from Cresco Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Elias Weigel, of Jerico
visited here Sunday.
C.. H. Gender, the popular druggist
of Protivin, has installed a Hanson
liquid carbonic soda fountain, which
adds much to the beauty of his drug
store.
John Junko was down from Lawler
Tuesday evening.
Mayme Gender and Julia McDermott,
of Cresco, visited here Tuesday.
Mike Herold went to Spillville Tues
day evening. -. .....
Mrs. w. J. Kalishek returned home
Tuesday from visit in Schley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Mikesh and
daughters, and his crew consisting of
Paul Kubik, Adolph Kalishek and Paul
Landa went to Cresco Wednesday with
their merry-go-round.
James Malek autoed from Schley
Tuesday. "