Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-02-28
COUNTY NEWS
LIME SPRINGS.

4s VVON1x N6WS
LIME SPRINGS.
g: w. Maehling was Cresco visitor
Friday.
John Ruesink and John Cray were
Creseo visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Shultz left Thursday for West
Union to visit friends q few days.
Hugh Jones Of Lake Crystal came
Friday to visit friends q few days
Dr.. and Mrs. Carpenter left Friday
Tor Cresco expecting. to return by auto.
Miss Lee came up from Ossian for a
visit with Miss Josie Taraldson Thurs
day.
Rainey Sanborn is going to have a
ssle before leaving for California in q
few days.
John Grim left Friday for Garrison
after . few days attending to business
interests.
William ]. Roberts, who has been
sick, IL 30 far recovered as to be able
70 return to work.
On account of the drifted condition
Of the roads Rev. Williams did not 90
TO Bristol Saturday.
Henry Foulkes is calling upon our
citisens to find out how much taxable
property they possess.
The hotel is undergoing papering and
painting for the new landlord who
takes possession March LIST.
MI. and Mrs. L. c. Baumeardner
after . few days visit with friends re-
turned to Wyckoff Saturday.
John Irwin Of Kimball, Neb, was
visiting his brother Sam. He left for
Austin Friday to visit another brother.
Mrs Kellogg, an old resident Of
Lime Springs, was calling on friends.
She returned to her home in McIntire
Friday.
Hugh ]. Hughes, who resides north
of the Foreston church, is no better,
and there are not much hopes for his
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Mehien left
Thursday for Donnybrook, S. D.,
where they expect to reside. Mrs.
Aehien's father accompanied them.
A daughter,was born last week to
Prof. and Mrs. Arlington who reside
in Lyle, Mimi. Mr.. Arlington was
principal in our high school last year.
Word has reached Lime Springs that
Mr.. Sanborn, who resides in Little
Cedar, has sold his business in that
village. Il il not known what his
future plans are.
n. v. Harvey of Castalia was up
visiting at the home Of Mr.. Bush. He
WAS buying carload of cows. He re-
turned home Saturday. Floyd Bush
accompanied him.
B Mr.. Bender and family arrived Thurs.
day from 8tanwood. They shipped two
carloads Of stock and machinery. Mr..
Bender will reside on the farm two
miles south which he has bought.
When the snow began to fall some
4 Of the old timers were heard to say,
II told you 90. People are generally
we'll pleased that the snow came the
time it did, o the land was almost toe
dry for seeding.
Samuel Orr; brother-in.law to Fred
Eawood. was in town . few days on biz
way TO Wyoming from Canada where
he bad been living the past year. Mr..
Orr and family viii arrive in town in
= few days 70 locate on the Griffith
farm north Of town.
Gee. Hall had 1 sale, Wednesday. A
large crowd WAS present and everything
brought . good price. He will move
Z his family into the Coleman house II
town, while Mr.. Brantener will take
possession Of the farm that he is on.
I Rp1ly Jones moves into the Mash
house next week. Mr.. Nash expecta
to retire from the mail route and move
to northern Minnesota, about April LIST
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jakeway and Mr..
and Mrs.. r. Jakeway left "Wednesday
for Butler. Mimi, where they will re-
side in the future.
Mr.. and Nn. Rowland vacate the
hotel. Monday. They expect to move
to Canada about April LIST. Mr.. KIM
and family will take charge of the
hotel.
J. j. Williams left for. Rochester
where his con Evan was operated or
Thursday.
Our railroad yards are lively places,
these days; 90 many families coming
S0Q &OlD& tn2t l6 O0IO Tor man tC
know who bis neighbor is going to be.
The railroads are about the only ones
who make anything out Of this ever.
lasting changing.
John Lean is enjoying a visit from
his brother who resides in Wisconsin.
Mr.. Miller, who rented the Bacor
farm north of the bridge, it is report.
ed. received broken leg; the break il
bad one and he will be laid up TO,
some time.
Rev. Sanders. of Bristol, is going to
deliver . series Of lectures on the Bible
in tie WEIGH church, about the middle
Of March. Az he was in Palestine last
year. 10 doubt the lectures will be
interesting.
The fsneral Of Mrs. Robert Hughes
was held in Bristol, Thursday, Rev.
Wntiaas - charge.
Lime Springs has the honor of having
q eoiored barber in the person of James
WAgaer. of Csesco.
HafriscO Davis left Thursdav for