Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-06-20
COUNTY NEWS ]
LIME SERVINGS

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Mrs. Buck and daughter Mvra wer,
Chester callers Thursday.
c. A: Morey returned home from
Council Bluffs Thursday.
Those who attended the r. N. A
convention Thursday were Mesdame!
II. Sanborn, D. E. Horton, E. E. Grit
fifth and Will Plummer.
Mrs. R Cue and daughter France,
were Chester callers Thursday. -
Mrs. W. C. Brown returned home
from Chicago Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parry from Elma wer,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood of Linn,
Springs.
Martha and Ruth Robertson from
Montana, and Mary Patten from Elms
were visiting the Elwood girls the pas,
week. 49,, 49,.
B Frances Elwood returned to Cornell
college Thursday where she is attend.
ing school.
Don't forget the Chautauqua a,
Csesco July 9 to July Is. Everybody
get a season ticket.
i, Mrs; Hoppy was an Austin Gale,
Saturday.
A. M. Baumgartner and wife were
Austin callers Saturday. -
Ben Colby and. wife were over visit.
ing Mrs. Tom Hughes Sunday.
Tor Nicholson and wife returned
Monday to their home at Petite, MINI.
Ole Taraldson went to Minneapolis
Monday for visit. ,3a
Mrs. Mcintosh went to Leroy Mon
day.
Frank Schacht returned home from
Chicago Thursday morning.
Gladys Williams entertained seven
little girls Thursday, June ~, 1913,
her birthday, from 3 to 5 o'clock.
Those present were Ruby Woods, Anna
Mae Davis, Anna Schacht, Rachel and
Edna Kintz, Ruth and Gladys Thomas.
Carl waehling returned to Lime
Springs Friday from Buffalo, MINI.
where he has been visiting his parents.
Ethel Haskins returned to her hbme
at Minneapolis Saturday, after visit
ing her cousins Nettie and Esther
Smith.
Florence Parry came up from Ores.
co Saturday. 80
Mrs. o. F. Shaw and Burnah Hall
returned home from Fayette Saturday.
Roderich Williams was a Cresco CAL
er Saturday:
Mary Spencer and Miss Watson went
% Fon du Lac, Wis.,, Monday.
James Wagner went to Cresco Mon.
lay for vacation.
Margaret Plummer went to Cresco
Monday for short visit.
Mrs. Delbert Kintz was a Cresco
caller Tuesday.
Lee Stockdale and Charles Stock
1ale were Cresco callers Tuesday.
Rev. Burgess attended Old Settlers
1t Cresco Tuesday. &'.
Frank Schacht, Lutte Sanborn and
Willie Sanborn were Cresco callers
Tuesday.
Bertha Morrison was a Cresco caller
Wednesday.
Nancy Frost came home from school
Wednesday,.
Mrs. w. o. Thomas was a Cresco
caller Wednesday. @,,,s,lsr 4 >
Mrs. r. R. Roberts was a Cresco
caller Wednesday.
OBITUARY.
Lorenzo Dow Hall was born in New
York, Feb. s, 1888, and died at bis
home in Lime Springs, June 10, 1913,
lged rs years, months and 8 days.
In 1857, he moved to Iowa and settled
near Chester. He was united IN mar
rage to Miss Margaret Nichols of this
county, and to them were born II chill
1ren, 4 of them having died, and z are
still living. After the death of bis
wife he was united in marriage to Mrs.
Johnston, who patiently cared for him
during bis recent sickness and remains
with the children to mourn his deeease.
In the year 1891 under the pastorate of
Rev. Bourland Smith he was converted
and united with the Methodist church
and remained member until the end
Of his earthly pilgrimage. He died
trusting in the Lord. The funeral was
held Monday afternoon in the Metho-
dist church in charge of the pastor as
sisted by Rev. Burgess, and interment
in the cemetery east of town.