Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-09-12
MAPLE LEAF.

Frank and Lillian Pr0chaska called
at the Roman home, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Tillie Counter and son Teddy
returned to Milwaukee, Monday.
John Bronper was an Alta Vista
shopper, Saturday; also at Elma on
Wednesd day. /.
Mr. and Mrs. John Roman and daugh.
ter Margaret, of Cedar Rapids, visited
at the Anton Roman home for few
days.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Kakac enter
tanned large company, Sunday.
Frank, Elsie and Margaret Rom ar
called at the Horejsi home. Monday
evening.
Anton Roman called on John Graf,
Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Frana was a Maple Leaf
caller, Saturday.
Mrs. John Kubichek and Mrs. A,
Kakac drove to Cresco. Saturday last.
Jimmie Souhrada made q business
trip to Cresco, Saturday.
Will Jarosh and wife autoed to Sara.
toga, Sunday afternoon.
John Graf was caller at Tom Shin.
ek's, Tuesday.
Louise Herplinck is on the sick list.
Henry Crooks called at Henry John.
sons, Saturday.
Mike Bigley delivered some cattle al
Elma, Saturday.
Chas. Ranc was Maple Leaf caller
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Bigley were
Elma shoppers, Thursday.
Martin Schumacher drove out from
Cresco to visit at the John Tetznel
home, Monday last.
Mary Dusek, who worked for Mrs.
Derr. returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drtina and child
rem visited at the John Krail home
Sunday.
School in Dist. No. opened Sept. 8.
George Hoppe is the teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Haskovec called at
the 5. Kubicek home Sunday after
noon.
Clifford and Alfred Weesner, of
Searsboro, arrived last week and will
stay home for some time.
Jimmie Lipa and Pearl Frank at
tended the ball game at Elma Monday
afternoon.
A large number attended the sur
prise party on Pearl Frank on her
birthday last Friday evening. All re-
port an enjoyable time.
Johnnie Dunt called at the John
Krall home Sunday.
Anna and Mary Buresh visited at
Saratoga last week.
Mrs. Anna Marek, who has been Wis
ltirg her home folks for some time,
returned home Wednesday and was
accompanied by her sister Mary who
intends to stay for awhile.
Bessie Zobac and Mary Sira called
at the S. Kubicek home Sunday after
mood.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joe Drtina visited at
the Joe Zobeck home Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Sock and daughters. MIS-.
Marek, and Mary, and Mrs. Helen
Kubicek, visited at the Joe Tlusty
home Sunday afternoon.
Frank Kubicek called at the Joe
SOch home FRIDAY.
Frank Zobeck called at the Horejsi
home Sunday afternoon.
KENDALLvILLE.
James Lester, of Isabel, S D., was
visiting friends and relatives here, the
last of the week.
The farmers have been busy filling
their sllos, the last week.
Mrs. Sarah Arnold, of Watertown,
S. D., came Friday for visit with her
sister, Mrs. Abbie Nelson and family.
Ed Holmes was Ridgeway caller,
Sunday.
The ice famine has reached Kendall
vile compelling the Creamery Co to
haul their ice from Ccesco and Lime
Springs.
Alison Daskam is erecting a fine,
new chicken house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison autoed up
from Fayette, Sunday, to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Clinton Fifeld.
Fred Barnes has been having little
with his auto, the past week.
Never mind, Fred, twill all come out
in the wash.
There has been more fast horses
sprung up in and around Kendallville,
the last week, than had ever been
dreamed of; betting ranging from SIS
to S25, and coming in SO fast, tbs a
hard matter to find stake holders.
The Todd boys delivered sheep to the
Canton market, Tuesday.
Mr.. laundering. of Ouandahl was an
over Sunday visitor with his daughter,
Mrs Elias Holmes.
The little babe of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus.
Anderson has Teen quite sick. DR..
Hess was called to see it, Monday.
Ray Pooler and family, of Austin,
were visiting relatives here, the last
Of the week.
BONAIR.
DR.. N. A. Mershon was visitor be-
tween trains Saturday. ~
Mrs. Leon Phillips and daughter