Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1913-01-28
COUNTY NEWS
LIME SPRINGS.

~ Joe WlInams spent SUNDAY NJ cOr
Atkins m. 4.
Mrs. Umhofner spent Tuesday fo
Minneapolis, to visit friends for few
weeks.
Walter Morris of Mankato is visit
ing at the old homestead ~
J. H. Roberts and wife were Austil
visitors Monday.
Mr.. d. E. Horton. after few d.'y'
visiting in Harmony, returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. Oscar Taraldson went to Cresc.
Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
Rev. Burgess went to Austin Mon
day for . few days visit.
Mrs. Geo. Hall is very low at thi'
writing and her end is expected at an,
hour.
While in town Friday Fred Maure1
lost q fine horse by blackwater. II,
was sick only few hours.
j. G. Roberts and wife, Mrs. Cathe
rine Johns, Miss May Jones, wer,
Austin visitors Monday, returning
Tuesday. -
Mrs. Ed. O. Jones went to Cresce
to be operated on for gal
stones. She is reported getting along
as well as could be expected.
There has been great many of oul
citizens sick this past week. 1t SCENE
as if all classes have been affected,
both saint, and sinner alike. The i'm
agipation may have had something t.
DO with it.
Mrs. M. Billman was an Austin Wis
tor Monday.
DR.. Button, of Cresco, was in town
on professional business, last week.
w. j. Roberts was up from Cresco
for an over Sunday visit with friends.
H. S. Cue spent a few days last
week visiting his mother in Austin.
L. S. Knitfin, of Cresco, was a visit.
Or at the Hill home, Monday and Tues
lay.
Reuben Whitcomb was down from
LIE Roy, Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Hall was a Chester visitor,
W Wednesday.
Joe Griffin, who has been living here
Turing the past summer, left for Min.
1eapolis, Wednesday, where he intends
70 reside.
Mrs. Gershom Morris went to CrescO,
W Wednesday, to visit Mabel Jones who
vas operated upon at the Hospital.
Mrs. K. L. Knudsen returned We'd
,esday from Cresco where she had
,een for few days visiting brother
who is sick.
Henry Hauck returned Friday from a
'isit with friends in Postville.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church met with Miss Alice Holly
Rev. Maxwell attended revival meet
n Bonair Thursday evening.
Mrs. James Gibbons, of Bonair, was
visiting her daughter Thursday in
own.
Mr.. Jacobs and wife passed through
own Tuesday after three weeks revi-
,al effort in Chester. He reported the
Meeting great success. Methodists
md Presbyterians revived so as to sing
the old time religion. j" About SO adj
litions to the church, and a better
ceiling in the village than has existed
or years.
Fred and Herman Parchman went to
chester Wednesday to visit friends =
'ew days. Fred is home on visit
rom Canada, Herman expects to 60
o Canada in March with him.
Emil Dreckman shipped his goods
md with his family left for Swanville,
Mimi. Wednesday. He has bought q
arm in that place.
There is going to be vacancy in
me of our mail routes. There are
everal planning to take examination
o fill the same.
Frank Paul, of Bonair, has pur-
hased house in town, and with his
amily will move here in the spring.
We are glad to welcome such families
O town.
Mrs. John H. Jones was q Cresco
'isitor Friday.
Mrs. Pike, of Chester, was a visitor
It the Cue home. Thurzday.
Geo. Thomas, of Chester, was visit
ng friends in town. Thursdey. ~
John Sarborn, Katie Roberts, Mr..
md Mrs. Steve Jones went to Cresco,
by auto.
Pearl Jones. who resides in Montana,
} visiting at the Albert Lidtke home.
Mrs. Albert Tibbals left Friday for
weeks visit in Minneapolis.
MIR. Kintz, who resides nine miles
outh of town, has rented the hotel
nd will take possession March 1st.
Mr.. Rowland and family expect to
move by April LIST to Canada where he
as a claim.
Mrs. Henry Schacht went to Cresco,
friday, to visit friends.
Geo. Haven has reported from Coca
Tonga, CAL, where his uncle resides.
lie has had 4 fine trip and is enjoying
himself.
Mrs. G. Davis had a birthday last
week. She is one of the old settlers of
lime Springs, and has lived to pass
he 9Oth milestone. She enjoys good
ealth.
Ione..Thorrsen, of Chester. was in
own Saturday.
The farm at Davis bridge has been
fought by Mr.. Black, of Cresco. One
f his sons will farm it.
Mr.. Lawson and Mr.. Ness, of
hester, we're in town Friday on busi-
less.
Geo. Johnson, who resides south of
hester, while in town Friday, had
ARROW escape from a bad runaway.
lis team became frightened at the
.asoline engine at the elevator and
tarted to run. The bit broke and Mr..
ohnson and son Ray were thrown out.
he team broke the double-trec and
eck-voke. but was stopped before any