Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-12-26
COUNTY MEMS.
OTTER GREEK CLIPPING.

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A number of auto owners have re-
ceived their new auto plates. D..
Dan Rice. of Cresco, was guest at
the Jacob Hornberger home a number
of days. recently. The Rice folks
used to live in our vicinity many years
Rev. l.. NJ, Day, of Cresco. will hold
preaching services in the Evangelical!
church here next Sunday morning and
evening.
! Mrs. Lee Robinson went to INDIE
pendence last Monday morning to see
her brother Charley down there.
Those who :tried to predict a long
and cold winter have been rather sur
prised so far.
The members of the W. M. S. will
meet with Mrs. l. N. Day, of Cresco,
next week Wednesday. .,t
Fred Koch and mis- brother Roy
drove to Cresco last week one day to
see Santa Claus and the sights.
Carl Den has been busy the past
week or more in hauling hay from his
place here to the farm he rented near
DEBORAH for next season..
J.. G.. Mrschman took load of cat
tie to the Chicago market one day last
week besides calling on Santa Claus.
Kenneth Hopperstad and: his brother
Gilbert visited John Anderson and
family near Ridgeway few days last
week. -.
Theo. Kratz and Family were enter
tanning company from Golden Ridge,
Howard county Sunday.
Most of our public highways have
been dragged during the past week,
which improved them very much.
Wagner Bros, were saving wood
with their new rig, for their brother
frank last week one day.
j. E. Hopperstad bought several
head of cattle at the Charles Ernst
sale last Tuesday. ,'1r'
John Reinhart and family autoed to
Cresco last week one day by the way
of RidgeWay to do some Christmas
shopping in that town.
w. James Paley and son, plumbers
Of Ridgeway, were putting in a heat
ing plant.for Frank Kostohrgz the past
week or more. .
Chris Trytten autoed out here from
Ridgeway one day last week to the
home of Mike Kratz. -. - ..
County Supt. H. E. Miller visited
number OF our rural schools through
here last week.
Our rural mail carriers will have to
work on Christmas as in former years.
Uncle Sam says that they must make
their rounds on that day. ~
Two of our young people, Robert
JYo.,x,n md Viola Konh UoPo nnQr.
ried at the N. E parsonage at Cresco
the nuptial knot. They at once took
the train for WATERFOWL. Wis, to
spent their honeymoon. After their
return they will occupy farm of tae
groom's near Calmar. Best wishes
for long and happy life by their nu-
merous friends and relatives.
Myrtle Schild who has been attend
ing Northwestern college, at Naper-
vile, ILL.,, the past three months or
more, returned home last Saturday
morning to sspend the holidays under
the parental roof.
Hattie Kratz is visiting h:r sister
Mrs. Lewis Walter, of Golden Ridge
since last week one day. She will re-
main up there over Christmas.
Celia Gustavson, who teaches the
J.. G.. Kirschman school, went to her
home in CaImar to spend two weeks
vacation. ...a.. ..-.. ~.
Chris Schild had some dental work
done at Cresco last week Thursday and
Saturday.
Those parties who have been going
into the Kirschman school house, some.
time during intermission and tearing
up books besides doing other work Of
destruction. need little reforming.
A great number through here are
suffering with colds. sore throat, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aegerter were
Christmas shoppers at Cresco last
week Saturday. d..
Theo. Kratz and family were enter
taining company from Golden Ridge
the other Sunday.
Fritz Ramseyer and Pauline, of
Ridgeway were callers at the c.
Schild home Sunday, Pauline remain
ing for few days longer as guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roht. Blackburn we've
Cresco shoppers last week Saturday.
Mrs. Chris Haakenson arrived home
from DEBORAH, last week one day
where she had been for a time visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Leonard Olson.
Alvin Kratz writes from Grand
Rapids, North Dakota, that they are
all we'll and happy, and that they
named their little boy Clarence George
Ole and Ben Sanderson are going to
build shed on the school ground in
Dist. No. l so their boys and girls can
drive to school this winter.