Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-04-17
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Easy terms at 6 per cent. Write at
once. Frank Pouska, Administrator,
FIT. Atkinson, Iowa. 34t4
John Bader was Jackson Junction
business caller Wednesday.
James Chyle was at Cresco Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Robert Jameson departed
Thursday for Rockford, ILL.,, where
she will visit relatives and friends
Nelly and Edith Mikesh arrived from
Cedar Rapids Wednesday of last week.
Frank Svestka was down from Jack
son Junction Thursday.
Dr.. Robert Jameson and John J.
Mikesh autoed to Jackson Junction on
Thursday.
/, ]. J. Lukes transacted business in
Cresco Thursday.
VIM. Valvoda purchased new Ford
auto from klimesh & Bouska.
Mrs. C. H. Gender visited in Cresco
Friday,
John Andera and his crew of carpen-
ters are building residence for C. p.
Pecinovsky.
]. J. Corbett, of Rudd, who has been
visiting relatives and friends here, re-.
turned home Tuesday.
Helen Jira went to Cresco, Monday,
where she will work.
Mrs. Frank w. Sobolik and brother,
Will Zahasky, were Spillville visitors
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Pecinovsky au.
toed to SpillviIle Sunday afternoon.
John Bader made trip to Cresco on
Monday.
Abbie Koudelka returned Tuesday to
New Hampton after brief visit with
her parents.
Vincent Polashek, of Alta Vista,
spent Easter with home folks.
Joseph Shimek and family were over
from Lourdes Easter.
James Kaderabek and wife moved
Monday to Alta Vista to reside.
l. V. Svestka and daughter Grace,
of Schley, were seen here Easter.
Frank Jirak and Chas. Tuchek were
business callers in Cresco on Monday.
Henry Novak and wife, of Schley,
were visitors here Sunday.
J. J. Novotny was over from Little
Turkey Monday calling on friends.
Thomas Chyle and W. C. Dcstal au-
toed to Cresco Tuesday afternoon.
Joseph D. Bouska and Frank Pro.
chaska autoed to New Hampton Tues
day.
Fred Lukes made four trips to Cres-
co Tuesday with his Overland truck.
Henen Lukes was at Alta Vista on
Monday.
A. J. Mikesh autoed to Cresco on
Tuesday.
Adolph Kalishek and w. C. Dostal
attended the dance in Schley Tuesday
evening.
Edith Mikesh returned Wednesday
to Cedar Rapids to resume her studies
at the Sacred Heart Academy.
A commodious residence will be
erected on the south street for John
Bouska Thos. Chyle and his carpen-
tiers will do the work.
w. j. Kalishek and wife were Schley
visitors Tuesday evening.
A. j. Mikesh made a trip to Jackson
Junction Wednesday morning.
Elias Weigel and wife, of Jerico,
spent Easter here at the latter's home.
ORLEANS.
Orrick and Jake Fuller spent Sunday
with the Cummins boys.
Some of the neighbors were visited
by Gypsies Wednesday afternoon.
School commenced in district No. 3
Monday. Miss Faltz is the teacher.
Mrs. Eddy and Florence and Kathryn
Walton spent Sunday afternoon at the
Schleuter home.
Mrs. D. Farrell and son Joe spent
Saturday evening in Cresco and attend
ed church Sunday.
A number of young folks attended
the dance at the Frank Walton home
Tuesday evening. All report good
time.
Naomi and Geneva Cummins spent
Sunday at G. Burgess.
Albert Klingle, Kim Logue, Sally and
Clara Christinson, Melvin, Tomenia
and Hanna Hovey, Noami, Willie and
Geneva Cummins, Jacob and Orrick
Fuller, Mrs. Eddy and Florence, Mr..
and Mrs. Art Gardner and Ellis Clark
spent Sunday at Frank Waltons.
Emmett Cummins spent Sunday after
noon west of Cresco.
Willie and Amelia Rakow spent Sum
day evening at the Staebelle home.
F. Walton called on Mr.. Eddy Satur.
day evening.
Willie Schultz and Albert Nakow and
q couple OF friends were out joy riding
Saturday evening.
J. Steinmetz and family entertained
company from Cresco Sunday after
noon.
lVincal Neubauer has been on the
sick list, also Roland Burr, but are
better at this writing.
Bernard and Ruth Staebelle called at
the Rakow home Thursday evening.
Florence Eddy spent Tuesday even
ing and Wednesday with Kathryn
ALBION.
The long looked for spring has come
at lest and our farmers commenced
their field work the first of the week.