Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-28
COUNTY NEWS.
LIME SPRINGS.

J. J Williams has moved into hi
new house. 1t is one of the finest IL
this part of the county.
Mrs. E. E. Griffith was Cresco Wis
itor Friday.
The Misses Reta Stevens and Heller
Hill, were taking in the sights in Ores
eco Tuesday.
Harry Jones, Tucker Baldwin, Fred
die Bald kin, Gage Metz, VIM. Des
mond, Allen Hungerford, O to Spen
Ger, Lewis Casper, Lornie Phifer, ant
Pearl Roberts, were among the Ches
ter visitors to the High school pla.
Friday evening.
Mrs. Frank Vinegar was down from
Chester Tuesday.
Prof. .Iorden and Augusta Prescott
left Tuesday for Waverly to hear tn
Cornell College Glee club.
Rev. Larrabee, of Fayette, preached
in the Methodist church Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. Henry Hewitt is spending {
few days visiting friends in Austin.
Emma Parchman left for Cresce
Saturday, after few days visit with
friends.
Rose Jones is home for the Easter
vacation.
Alice MinkeI, of Saratoga. is spend
ing few days in town visiting friends.
Charles Anderson and John Ruesink
left Tuesday to visit Prof. Arrngtonln
Lyle, MINI.
Belle Petit spent Sunday in town re-
turning to Austin, Monday.
Rev. Jones and wife left Monday to
visit in Chicago and other easter
cities.
Lawrence Hall came from Charles
City for an over Sunday visit with
friends.
Laura Morris came from Menominee
to- spend the vacation with her parents.
Mrs. r. NJ Roberts, who has been
sick, is almost recovered.
Oscar TaraIdson and Miss Josephine
went to Minneapolis, Tuesday, to visit
friends few days.
A. C. McCuIoch was an over Sunday
visitor in Bonair.
Geo. Hall returned from his Wiscon-
sin trip, Thursday.
Mrs. Umhoefer is a very sick woman.
Prof. Jones is visiting friends during
vacation in Madison University.
VIM. Jones and wife went to Ches-
ter Friday to visit Mrs. Roberts, who
is sick at the home of her son-in-law
Mr.. Jones.
Mrs. H. H Sanborn and Miss Knud
gsen, were Cresco visitors Thursday.
LATE Doolittle came from Okaboji tt
visit his sister, Mrs. H. Wells, a few
days.
Mr.. Buehuer, of Waverly. was il
town Friday He is now agent for {
cream separator.
Mrs. D. Hughes left Friday for Lin.
coin. Neb to visit friends few days
Mrs. Beherns and son left for Ana.
rnosa Friday She has been in towr
visiting her mother few weeks.
Bessie Wells, Maggie Jones, Miss
Gibbons, went to Austin Friday, re
turning Sunday. ....s .
Miss Casper came down from Ches
ter to visit at the Cue home, and take
an the school play.
Miss Bessie Wells gave recital tc
the parents and friends of her music
class, Wednesday evening. The pro
gram was well rendered, and the par:
.ents are we'll pleased at the progress
@of the class.
Mrs. Searles has been sick, but is
improving.
Charles Anderson returned Friday
from Fayette, to spend the Easter va
cation with the folks at home.
Mrs. Tistleson had a sister come to
visit her. who resides in Canton, S. D ,
Friday evening. "
The play called college Town
was given Friday evening, in the
Opera house. The house was well
filled, and the actors rendered their
parts like old timers 1t was the opin'
ion of those who ought to know, that
it was the best play that any class has
given in the history Of our High
school. About $50 was the receipts,
which will be used in paying for the
electric light in the school house, and
other necessary expenses. If the
roads had been good the house woulc
not have held all who would have
come
James Gibbons. of Bonair, was call
ing upon friends Wednesday.
Curtis Moore and wife, of Farbault
MINI, came Wednesday to visit his
parents few days.
Mrs Wetmore is on the sick list.
John Ruesink is up from Cresco fol
a short vacation.
Miss Rita Stevens gave five O'Clock
dinner to a select company of hel
friends, Monday evening. A very en-
joyabe time was spent.
Misses Frances Elwood and Li!Iiar
Maxwell came from Cornell to spenC
vacation with home folks.
Editor Sheets came from St. Paul,
M onday.
Mr.. Murphy, our mail carrier, has
received the route now held by Mr..
Nash. The new man, whoever he may
be, will have the Murphy route.
According to the old proverb which
says eff it rains on Easter Sunday
there is going to be seven rainy Sun.
days after,' we are not likely TO suffer
for moisture for some time at least