Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-11-27
COUNTY NEWS.
LIME SPRINGS.

LlM r. CT NAANSos
Aupustus Prescott, Paul Maggie and
Charles Hewitt returned home from
Fayette where they are attending the
u. 1. u, Wednesday, tospend Thanks
giving.
Evan Griffith and wife left Tuesday
~. Wjnifred, s. D, where they VIII
visit Mr.. Grifith's sister.
Claude r King and Herbert Kerr
visited at the Will Sanborn home, sun
1~y.
7. ]. Williams, D. H. Thomas. r: II.
lines and Donald Moore. autoed to
r"esco, Sunday, to attend the Evan
selistic meeting.
Nancy Frost arrived home Thursday
from Waukop where she is teaching
school.
Nathan Eliot, of New Haven, who
has been visiting his brother Charles,
drove to New Hampton, Wednesday,
Mable Crabbe, of Greeley, Iowa,
visited at the home of Laura Latcham'
few days this week.
Dale Smith, Harry Jones, Bill HAM
rnond and Winfield Cray, of Chester,
attended the Lecture Course, FRIDAY
night.
Ed King, Hub Haven, and wives,
attended the Evangelistic meeting,
Sunday.
Richard Morris visited with his
Father, Sunday.
Bert Maggie returned home for
Thank spiying. He says that every
ding turned out fine on his farm near
Soustom, MINI.
Jerome Michel and Herman Bronner,
of Granger, autoed to Lime Springs,
Sunday.
Joshua Williams returned home FRI
day from Montana where ne mas peeh
holding down claim.
Clifford Woods and Archie Roberts
went to Chester number OF times.
last week.
Robert Jones has been assisting
Martin Jones husking corn.
The Alethian Literary Program which
was given last Friday afternoon was
ore Of the best that has been
given in the High School for some
time.
Glen Jones, who has been attending
the Cedar Rapids Business college, re-
turned home Saturday.
Arthur Hoopman went to Cresco
Sunday evening.
The Town Basket Ball team was
organized Monday evening. This prom
is.S to be one OF the best Teams Llthe
S. rings ever had.
Vincent Horton and Donald Moore
attended the party at BroWzes ffloaV
evening.
A. C. McCulloch was in town few
days this week.
Laurence Hall, who has been visit,
irg friends and relatives here, returned
Oeiwein Thursday.
Libbie Jones of New Hampton is
visiting friends and relatives here.
EIdad Jones returned home for
Thank seiving from Nor hfield Mimi,
where he is attending Carlton College.
A. Chick and family returned from
Montana where they have been holding
down claim.
Myra Buck attended Tabernacle
meeting at Cresco Tuesday night.
Mr.. Clappen of Lawler attended the
dance here Tuesday night.
MIR. Carlson's brother has been as
isting in the Novelty store for the
past week.
Helen Book and Miss Sjoboen re-
turned home for Thanksgi wing.
O. l.. Gordon and family. drove to
Cresco su ,dav to visit at the home of
James Siddall.
A. Post has been sick the last few
DAYS at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
A. H. Johnson.
A new barn has been started on the
Will Cray farm.
FIX. Elwood has finished sinking a
deep well on his farm two miles from
town.
Mrs. A. Holly has been seriously i'll
the past week,
umhoefer, Chick and Slasor have
been building on abe A. j. Cray farm
81 miles west Of town.
Mrs. Ella Morris, of Minneapolis, has
been visiting her brother, j. J. Will
Iams.
Winfield Cray and Dale Smith were
down from Chester to the dance Tues
day night
Laura Latcham and Walter Smith
attended the dance at LeRoy Friday
night.
Mrs. s. A. Miller spent Thanksgiving
at the home of her sister, MRS ". L.
Gordon.
Word was received here Wednesday
that Harry Woods and Lou Mcmillan,
Of this town. and their friends, Alice
Hansen and Gladys Young, of Harmo
nv. Mimi, were in the hospital at LIZ
Crosse, Wis, as a result of an auto
smashup, the auto going over an EN-.
bank ment about Is feet in height MISS
Hanson was badly bruised and her col
lar hone broken. The others had ne
bones broken but were very badly
bruised
GOLDEN RIDGE
Leslie Bly, and Elsie and Tilla Scheur
er were business callers at Cresco
Wednesday.
Mrs yohn Keune called on Mrs. Will
Keune, Thursday.
). j. Scheurer's entertained tn