Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-09-26
COUNTY news
/ OTTER GREEK CLIPPING.

OTTER CREEK CLIPPING.
Straw hats, lawn mowers, the signs
keep off the grass, etc, may now all
be picked until next year.
"A gang of carpenters with Chris
Trytten, of Ridgeway, as boss have
been busy for number of daysspast
in completing their work on sthesMike
Kratz residence. IN
The w. M. S. Of the Evangelical
hprch will meet with. Mrs. John
WsddaHan, Of Cresco next week We'd
mes iay, Mrs.. L. N. Day, presidings
A umberS2of persons have been
complaining of colds, sore throat, la
grippe, ETC., the past week. 81
While motoring to DEBORAH last week
with a load of four people, Frank
Kuntz had the misfortune to sustain
quite an accident to his. machine, by
encountering COW on the highway.
The time for paying the last half of
your taxes will expire next Tuesday,
unless you wish to pay a penalty.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weidaman, of
Cresco drove down here last Thursday
to revisit their old home, greet the
boys, neighbors and friends.
Preaching services were held in the
German Nj. E. church here last Sun
day morning, and at Howard Center in
the afternoon by Rev. F. A. Damerow,
of DEBORAH. This being his last SER
vice here before the commencing of
Conference.
Fritz Ramseyer and daughter Paul
inc, of eRidgeway were callers and
guests at the Chris Schild home last
Sunday afternoon and evening
Those who were sowing winter
wheat last week evidently thought bet
ter late than never. The season will
of course prove the wisdom of their
work.
Tom Stem is oneo of our enterprising
farmers who is strictly up.to-date. He
is going to have his new residence
lighted with electric lights thus enjoy.
ing with his family the comforts OF
home life.
The members of the Emmanuel
Evangelical church have purchas ed a
number of new conquest hymnals
which will be used in the future in
their Sunday School and church SER
vices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Den, of this vi
cinity, visited the latter's parents near
DEBORAH. MIR. and Mrs. Odden last
week one day.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N Day, of Cresco
were callers at the Chris Schild home
last Sunday afternoon.
Agnes Novak enjoyed visit from
one of her sisters recently, the latter
helping her cook for the threshers.
Sunday night jack frost arrived in
this part of the woods and now tender
plants like tomatoes, ETC., are thing
of the past
Preaching services were held in the
Evangelical church here last Sunday
morning by Rev. l.. N. Day, of Cres-
CO, this being his first call here since
July 18th, having just returned from a
trip to the coast in company with Mrs.
Day.
Messrs Andrew Stem and Ole Chris
tianson, of Thompson. Ia, autoed out
here in the formers Overland to visit
his brother Tom, besides other friends
and acquaintances.
Being convinced that single life was
fib, Willie Wagner went to Spillville
one day last week and was united in
the holy bonds of matrimony to Clara
Zoulik of that town. The happy pair
at once left on their honeymoon trip,
before settling down on their farm
near Ridgeway that Willie rented some
time ago. In company with their nu
merous friends we join in congratula-
ting them wishing them success and
the best of everything.