Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-02-06

RESIDENCES FOR SALE ] offer two
residences for sale. If not sold by Feb
ruary 18th, will offer same for rent.
ENQUIRE of L. BARNES. 2Otf
Rose Sekora who has been guest
at the home Of her cousin, w. j. Ben
da, returned Monday to her home at
Millet, Alberta. Canada.
f Mrs.. j. K. Landsverk left yesterday
for Albert Lea and from there will 60
to Sioux Falls. S. D., to visit her sis
ter Mrs. T. Thompson.
Mrs. C. H. Wallace. Of Saratoga, un.
derwent successful operation for
gall stones and appendicitis at the hos
pitslson Monday morning.
Mrs. s. Murray of Duluth, Mimi.
who has been visiting at the home Of
her brother, w. A. Smith, went to
Monona Monday for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bishop who have
been visiting relatives here the past
two weeks, left Wednesday for their
home at Spring Valley, N. Y.
I A card from H. L. Nearpass tells us
that he was reelected Tuesday even
ling as superintendent of the Anoka,
MINI, schools at a salary of $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Clark, of lie.
Illoy and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rivers. of
Riceyille, who were here to attend the
funeral of T., E. Glass. returned home
! yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Reynolds and little
daughter and father, Nelson Cushing,
went to Cedar Rapids, Tuesday, for a
visit with the latter's daughter, Mrs.
r. O. DeBolt.
There will be Hard Times" social
Tat the home of Elmer James, Friday
evening, Feb. 9Th. for the benefit Of
Morgan church. Everybody come and
wear your old clothes.
News was received here that baby
girl had arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Colby, last Friday morn-
ing. Mrs. Colby was formerly Eta
Hughes. Lime Springs Sun.
Andrew Deidrich was at Alta Vista
recently visiting his brothers, Will and
Fred. The former leaves about March
1st for Staples, Mimi, where he bought
q 100 acre farm some time ago.
"A bargain it taken at once, a s room
house and Z lots new barn
and other out buildings. After
March LIST, if not sold will be for rent.
24t4 WILL FIsKE.
B. c, Bean, Of Chicago, who has
been with Luther Burbank in Califor-
MIA for nearly two years is enroute
home, and will visit at his mothers at
Harmony, Mimi, on his arrival in the
least.
Mrs, Geo. Berry and two daug htera
went to New Hamton, Tuesday. Il
visit her parents. They will also visit
RELATIVES at Gladbrook, Grundy Center
and Conrad, Iowa, before returning
home.
Caas. ]. Malek has bought the build.
ing now occupied by Cameron's livery
and will convert it into q garage. In
consequence of the sale there will be
an auction sale of the livery stock on
February 18th.
Mrs. Herman Natvig and daughter
Gertrude, and Ingral Natvig, came
over from Lawler Saturday to visit
Mr., Natvig, who is patient at the
hospital, and also for visit at the !.
Melvold home.
W.B. Davis and family have moved
back from Minnesota and are domicil-
ed in the house just. west of his faith
er's. Will viii be employed as alb
stractor in the American Loan & In
vestment company's Office.
Bert Royce's vaudeville company
will appear at the Cozy Theater each
evening next week. They were here
about . year ago and gave excellent
satisfaction and will need no recon-
mendation to those who heard them
then.
Mrs. John Derr passed away Mon.
day morning at her home southwest OF
Cresco, after q long illness. The fone-
raj was held Wednesday from the Ger
man Lutheran church. We will pub
lish an obituary Of deceased in our
next issue.
Geo. Barker has recently attended
several big Duroc.J Jersey sales and at
Randalia, Iowa, this week purchased
two fine sows by Freed's Colonel,
grand champion at the Iowa State fair
the past two years, bred to High
Model, 1915 boar.
On Wednesday evening, Feb. 18th,