Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-07
OTTER CREEK CLIPPINGS

Walter kratZ has joined the list OF
the sick, having caught bad cold.
No, services were held in the German
M. E, church here last Sabbath, on &C.
count Of the cold and drifted roads.
n Mr.. Aggeter and family are now
comfortably settled on their farm, the
old Will Buzz place. III. !, e
Mrs Theo. Kratz arrived home last
Saturday from Golden Ridge, where
she had been for a week or more visit
ing at the Dan Kruger home. Il
+ Fred Lukes, of Ptotivin, drove to
Ridgeway, one day last week to get =
load of goods for his father g store.
Dr.. L. Kaasa, of Ridgeway, made q
professional call in our vicinity, last
week Friday. .f
Carl Sanderson and family move this
week to Thief River Falls, Minnesota,
to make that their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Falck moved up
here last week from Arlington to their
home north of Ridgeway.
Bert DeWalle, of Cresco, brought
out cream separator for our new
neighbor, Mr.. Aggeter, last week Sat-
urday.
Paul Qualley was at Cresco, Satur-
day, on business. He and his family
will depart for northern Minnesota this
week, their future home.
James Vrba came home from Spill
vile last week where he had been al
winter, working in his brother-in.lsw's
restaurant. At present he is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Tony Vrba, of Howard
County.
Frank Wagner has moved onto his
farm purchased from Frank Suchan,
last fall.
Freddie Koch and bis sister. Viola,
came home from Arlington. Iowa, last
week where they had been for over q
week, visiting friends and relatives.
Mike Kratz and Wesley drove down
to DEBORAH last week, the latter to
help his brother Alvin load his car,
which he billed to Grand Rapids, N. D
Wesley accompanied him as far as
Cresco. At Calmar they were delayed
fourteen hours on account of the cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bronner, of
Golden Ridge, are the proud parents Of
little son who came to gladden. their
home, recently. Congratulations.
A. rumber of young people met at
the home of Carl Sanderson, last Sun
day evening, to give him and bis wife
:. farewell party before they leave
rood old Iowa for Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kruger, of Gold
en- Ridge, are entertaining q little Miss
who. came re emily to cheer them.
Congratulations by their many friends.
ruECTER
Mr.. Kelsey Of Saratoga was in Ches-
ter on w ednesday.
Roy Jones was in Des Moines last
week attending the Retail Hardware
Dealers Association.
John Donigan returned to Chester
Wednesday, having been to Madison,
Wis, on business. I
Dave Ogg, of Greenleafton, was in
Chester Thursday. 1865
Hans Christensen. of York, is NOV
ing into the Babcock house.
Frank Bagan went to Albert Lea
Thursday.
w. Murray was guest at the w.
H. Hungerford home Thursday and
Friday.
James Mattison is here looking after
his farm interests
Mn. DR.. Plummer and daughter Of
Cresco, who have been visiting in Leroy
stopped off 1T Chester Thursday for
visit ct the C. T. McWilliams home.
Ladies Cemetery Association met
with Mrs. Jerome Roper Saturday.
Harry Spencer il manipulating the
keys while Agent Barlow 10 taking =
vacation in the Twin Cities.
Jack Sand has sold his farm and Is
|loadinR his car and will move to Ossian.
Quite number Of families located
in this vicinity the past week. It 10
reported eleven car losds Of machinery,
stock, household goods, ETC., were
shipped in here recently.
Archie Winalow returned home from
DEBORAH where he has been attending
school.
Mr.. Golden. who has been on the
Lappin farm in Oak Dale, shipped out
his household and stock Sunday to Nc
Henry county, III.
Mrs. w. H. Hungerford and daugh-
ter went to St. Paul to visit relatives.
W. w. Cray moved into their new
house this week.
I Geo. L. johnson and family are NOV
ing to Cresco.
+ Mrs. Fred Lawson and con Lyle re.
turned from Deadwood, s. D., where
they spent q couple of months with
Mrs. Fields, Mrs. Lawso MS daughter.
s-5. TWIN VILLAGES
George Ludwig was a Cresco caller
last Tuesday.
Frank Henry, Frank Linderman and
Ray Newell we've Cresco callers last
Tuesday.
Eunice Ludwig and Florence Ser
fling spent few days last week at the
Frank Benson home.
Mrs. Charlie Bigalk spent Tuesday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Mandelko.
Elsie Shuerer was Twin Village
caller last Tuesday
Henry Bronner was Twin Village
caller Wednesday.
OTTO Serf1in0 has been assisting