Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-07-04
,sel;ul, l NEWS
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Charles Pergler and wife were visit
ors here Sunday. .ir,t Z! ~
VIM Po'ashek was at Lourdes Thur
day. s 70 = %&.~ n .lfe &
J. H. Jones came from. Kenwood
Park, Iowa, Thursday, returning the
same evening. :shsF =.
Mrs. dos. j.. Prochaska is reported
Fred Lukes autoed to Jackson Thurs
day evening, N. 1872 49,, e
Dr5. Kessel Of Cresco, and Smittle
of Wautoma were called to the JOS.
Prochaska home Wednesday.
John a. Fencl autoed to Elma Fri
day, and was accompanied home by
Frank and Rose Fencl. -
Thomas and Frank T. Chy1e are
buildingea commodious house for Louis
Schor ~ ..s.~ ~a :,
Thomas Black was at Spillville
Saturday,
Mrs. Joseph Bouska and Nelly
Mikesh were among the Cresco visitors
Thursday.
John j. Mikesh and family and his
merry-go round crew autoed from
Lawler Friday.
Thomas Chyle and son autoed to
Spillville Friday afternoon. 49,.
John Andera and bic crew are build
ing q barn 1T the John Fencl, ST.,
place.
James Sobolik autoed from Cresco
Saturday.
Charles Kalishek and Mike Herold
were at Cresco Friday.
M. F. Smitz returned to Lone Tree,
Iowa, Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. James Kaderabek spent
Sunday visiting at the Balloon home,
near Little Turkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hubka, John
Andara and his family visited at the
Joseph Hubka home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. James Prochaska and son Edw.
of Cedar Rapids, are visiting their rel
atives and friends here.
C. D. Taylor autoed from Cresco
Sunday.
Frank Vachta and Willie Zahasky
were at Lawler Tuesday. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Kalishek were
among the Cresco callers, Monday.
Frank Mikesh and Alvin Davis
autoed from Spillville, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kovarik and son
Louie, of Chicago, Illinois, attended
the Fencl-kovarik wedding.
Just few more days and the Big
Chautauqua will open in full blast.
Joseph Prochaska was at jackson.
Saturday.
Misses Shimek and Semerad, of
Lourdes, called on friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Miksak and daughter, of Chi
cago, Illinois, are visiting at the Mike
Hruska home and with other relatives.
Juuge Blair speaks on the first day
at the Chautauqua in Cresco. He hits
hard and sometimes steps on peoples
toes. but he is a big attraction.
Robert, Klimesh and wife were over
from Spillville, Sunday, in "Ford"
runabout.
DIED The infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Tuchek passed away
Wednesday. July End. The bereaved
ones have the sympathy of oil in their
hour of sorrow.
MARRIED-The marriage of Barbara
Kovarik and Frank Fencl took place in
Holy Trinity church &C 10 O'Clock,
Tuesday morning, July l, 1918, Rev.
Lakomy performing the ceremony.
Frances Fencl. Albina Tupy and Rosie
Ondrasek were bridesmaids, while
Adolph Kovarik, John Kodelka and
Charles Fencl escorted the groom.
Emma Skoda was the flower girl.
The bride i the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Koyarik and q very
estimable young lady, possessing those
wemanly characteristics that will
make her an ideal life companion.
nr. Fencl 10 the con Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fencl. He il an industrious
young gentleman who will no doubt
make life pleasant for the lady Of his
choice. The reception held 1t the
home of the brides parents. was
attended by over 80 families. p. B.
Harp Orchestra rendered music for the
dancers. Mr.. and Mrs. Fencl will
make their home in Ema where he
holds position as telephone operator.
The writer joins their many friends in
extending hearty congratulations.
NORTH ALBION
NJ on1 Mrs Vim Konpo oufoo1 RI