Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1913-01-21
COUNTY NEWS
L1ME sPRlNGS.

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J. r. Williams was visitor to Ches-
ter Friday on business.
Clarence Nagel, WHO has been at
tending Ames college has completed
the course and is expecting y position
in Waterloo. He arrived Friday to
visit friends.
Edith and Dora Vreeze, after several
months visit with friends in Kansas,
returned Friday. They reside in Green:
leafton.
Edwin Dresselhaus. of DEBORAH, was
visiting at the Obriham home Il few
days last week.
o. Lowder,i of Riceville, was in town
on business returning Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hughes left for
Cresco Saturday for an over Sunday
visit with his brother.
Fred Miller. Of Postville, after q
few days visit at the Hauck home. left
for home Saturday, Harry Hauck ac-
campaigning him.
Walter Morris, of Mankato, visited
his parents over the Sabbath.
Mr.. Paulson and wife. after a few
days visit with friends in Chicago. re-
turned and are viewing the old scenes
before leaving for his sons, who re-
sides in South Dakota.
It is reported that Thomas Morris is
planning on moving to Montana in the
spring.
After an over Sunday visit with
| friends in Decorah, Mr.. and Mrs. IT.
win Obriham returned Monday.
Lloyd Horton was Cresco visitor
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Miller, after q
few days visit with friends, returned
to Minneapolis Monday.
Geo. A. Johnston has decided to quit
farming and will have sale Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Moar left for Lie Roy Friday to
visit a new neice who has arrived at
their home. Mrs. Moar's sister is the
wife of returned Missionary who are
home on q years furlough.
Carrot Ruesink, who was visiting
friends in Kansas, returned Friday
Geo. Cray and Geo. Haven got the
California fever last week. and sud-
denly left for that land of frozen fruit.
E. J. Williams, of Glendale. N. D.,
an old settler of this place, spent Sab
bath at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Sanborn, leaving for home Mon
day.
Frank Schacht reports business
booming in the sale of autos. Satur.
day Jan. 18th, he sold one in Cresco,
and on Tuesday the 14th, sold another
in the same village.
| C. F. Paul, who has for years
lived in North Oak ota, arrived in town
last week. He is going to remain for
some time and make some improve
ments on bis place southeast of town.
]. C. Harnack returned to Postville
Tuesday, after few days visit at the
home of Henry Mohs.
The friends of Mrs. Charles Younger
| NASH, of OwatOnna, Mimi, were
Glad to hear that boy of 81 Lbs. had
arrived at her home. Grandpa Nash
was more than pleased to hear the
news.
H. w. Thomas left Wednesday for
McIntire to visit son who was sick,
returning Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Cray left Wed
nesday evening for visit in New
York and other eastern cities.
Geo. Johnston left Thursday for Tip
ton for few weeks visit with friends.
Mrs. Paul and Mrs. Johnston, of
Bonair, were in town Thursday, re-
turning on the afternoon train.
| Hugh Irwin and wife, of Kimball,
Neb., Geo. Irwin and wife, Of Gar
rison. Iowa, were visitors at the Sam
Irwin home last week, leaving Thurs.
day to visit brother in Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Griffith, Mrs.
Rev. Williams, Mrs Robert H. Jones,
Mrs. Knudsen and Mrs. King were
Cresco visitors Thursday.
Thomas Noonan was in town on his
days visit with friends.
H. H. Huiverson of Kenyon, spent
q few days at the old homestead north
of town, leaving for home Wednesday.
John Cray was a Cresco visitor Wed.
nesday.
Mr.. Bulls has been sick but is i'm
proving.
Clarence Wells of LIE Roy was in
town last week visiting friends.
Lynn Horton, who has been visiting
friends in town, left for Fort Atkinson
to spend rev Gays.
d. Hughes returned returned from
Burlington where he was to visit q
sick brother.
John Urbetch, of Austin, who was
here to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Southland, left for home Wednesday.
Mr.. Carr. our new creamery man,
arrived with his family Monday. They
are located in the Sanderson house
south of r. r.
Some of our citizens have been visit
ing the revival meetings in Chester.
Evangelist Jacobs and wife have beer
there three weeks and there has beer
quite stir among the dry bones in
that village.
Richard Farr ard family have gone
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