Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1913-01-17

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with his friend Clifford PolIitt.
Teddy Crawford and George Pollitt
spent Saturday afternoon at the Nom
Askelson home.
frankie Pollitt spent Tuesday night
with her friend Luella Askelson.
A few of the neighbors gathered al
the Ed. Pollitt home Monday evening
and surprised John Dugan. the event
being Els fifty-cighth birthday. Al
midnight, the table was spread ane
an oyster supper was served. The
young folks spent the evening in slid
ing down hill. Professor Gross pre-.
scented John with purse OF money,
After supper the crowd departed wish
ing him MANY happy returns.
MAPLE LEAF.
Mat. Kobliska left for Freeburg
Mimi, Friday, to visit his daughter
Mrs. Joe Etzier.
Helen Kubicek left for Waterloo
Friday, where she intends to work THU
winter.
Jim Krall, of Cresco, drove through
our burg, Friday.
Agnes, Elsie and Barbara Kubicel
called 1t the Will Frank home, Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Nettie Zobeck visited with hel
sister, Mrs. Joe Drtina, for couple Of
days.
Jim Krall made call at the S. Kub'
icek home, Saturday.
Joe and Frank Kubicek took the
train for Mason City, Friday.
John Krall was an Elma shopper,
Friday.
Frank Hutton, of Cresco. was a,
Will Franks, Saturday.
A dance was given 1t the Nat. Kob'
liska home. All report good time.
Mrs. Joe Haskovec is sick with
appendicitis and is under DR.. Mulick Z
care.
Mrs. Alex. Hutton. of Cresco. who
stayed at the home of Will Franks fol-
while, returned home Saturday.
Frank Yak was an Elma shopper
Friday.
Jas. Shimek drove to Elma..last Sat
urday.
Frank Bigley was . caller at Sara
toga Friday last.
H. Callahan was seen in our neigh
borhood Wednesday.
J. Shimek and F. FAX were saving
wood for Mrs. J. Graf Saturday.
Joe Kakac, Of Bonair, was a wei
come caller ut the home of A. Kakac
Sunday last.
Joe and Frank kubichek took the
passenger for Mason City, last Friday
and returned home Saturday night.
George and Louise Herplinck left fol
Illinois to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. II
Herplinck.
August Writzsie was an EIma caller
Tuesday.
John Kubichsk and son Will called al
the A. Kakac home Monday.
Adolph Kakac drove to Elma Tues
day.
Frank Manlick left for Clear Lake,
Wednesday to visit with his sister fol
few days.
Will Bigley was an Elma shopper
Wednesday last.
TWIN VILLAGES
VIM. Henry was seen on our streets
Monday.
Herb Brink had q great misfortune
last Saturday. While ch0l ling wood
ina grove, q tree fell on him and hurt
him badly, but at this writing is doing
very nicely.
Helen Rockstad, from Iceland, ID
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ingle Lune-
iorg.
Frank Linderman was Twin Village
caller Tuesday.
]. Dahley had sale last Saturday.
Mr.. Dahley and Albert johnson are
| planning on going to Montana to make
their home there.
Jack and Stanley Michel passed
through Twin Vilags last Tuesday.
Buelah Linderman has left to 60 to
the Harmony school. We are sorry to
loose her from our school.
Mrs. S. J. Serfling called on Mrs. ].
7. Drummond last Tuesday afternoon.
The enrolment Of our school is in
creasing rapidly. -Four new pupils
started last Monday and more expect
to start soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bigalk called Oh
Mrs. Kramer last Tbursnay afternoon.
Royal Neighbors installation was
held last Saturday evening in the N.
w. A. hall.
We are cory to report Mrs. Kramer
on the sick list. We hope she will
soon recover.
Otto Serfling was a Cresco caller
Friday.
Harry Williams and Frank Henry
wero Cresco callers Friday. >
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Buck were Cres-
CO callers Saturday.
Lee Copeman was Cresco caller
one day last week.
Ed and Gustave Knuth called on
Diebolt Bronner last Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. G. Sorting called
on Mr.. and Mira. ]. 7, Drummond Sun.
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