Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-18

wednesday on account OF the illness OK
her father, T. Nelson, who is visiting
another daughter, Mrs. w. C. Langdon.
Thos. Mckay and wife returned Sat-
urday to their home at Prairie dx
Chen, after visit with the latter's
brother, John Carroll and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. ]. T. Kenny and daughter Sa-
rah and son, of Scholes, Neb.. arrived
Saturday for visit at the Frank
Woods and Joe and Mike Doherty
homes.
Mrs. Orpha Webster and aunt, Mrs.
J. c. Stewart of Minneapolis who IL
visiting here went to Bonair Wednes-
day to spend the day with Mrs. Minnie
Johnson.
Mrs. L. N. Day left yesterday for
Red Oak, Iowa, to visit her mother.
She will return next week by way of
Hubbard to attend a state missionary
meeting.
c. B. Mead arrived yesterday from
Geneva, Illinois, where he is editor Of
the Geneva Republican, for a visit at
the F. j. Mead home and with relatives
at Riceville.
Mrs. Leonard Steel and little daugh-
ter, who have been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Effie Kellogg and family, return
ed Tuesday to her home at Grand
Meadow, MINI.
Mrs. Hughes and daughter, Mrs.
Davis and little son, and Mrs. Hayes
Davis and daughter Jessie, were
among the Cresco callers from Lime
Springs Friday.
Hazel Bellows went to DEBORAH Sat-
urday to attend high school. Mrs.
Frank Bellows and babe accompanied
her for few days visit at the j. H
Mackenstad home.
Eugene Strawn arrived yesterday
from visit with relatives in Canada
and. the Dakotas, and will make another
visit with his brother L. E. before
returning to Colorado.
Pearl Jones of Havre. Montana. ar
rived last week from Minneapolis to
visit Mrs. c. F. Freehauf. She went
to Lime Springs Wednesday to visit
her aunt, Mrs. Lidtke.
For Sale-A very good gelding, COM
ing five years old, weight about 1,5OO
pounds. am selling him as l have
more horses then l need. Emery
Beauregard, Cresco Iowa.
Horse for Sale-At once, good gen.
lie horse, not afraid of autos, etc.
Would be good for school children,
heap. Single or double driver or
ider. G. w. Meyers, Bonair.
Rev. Sylvester, pastor of the Ridge
way circuit, has decided to accept the
position of assistant pastor to Dr.. P.
}. Slocum of the Lyons church at
Linton, Iowa, commencing his. duties
here about NOV. 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Janauch and
aughter, of Blixby, Miss, and Mrs.
ohm Herzog, of Austin, who have
cen visiting at the W. G. Herzog
ONE, left Tuesday for visit in Con-
yer and Fl. Atkinson.
For Sale-A few choice Duroc Jer-
ey stock hogs. the best of breeding
With plenty of bone and length. Can
ur lish new blood to old customers.
Pedigree furnished.
Ats. Geo. S. Barker, r. 6.
E. E. Bateman has just received from
he Woodmen Accident Association, a
heck in settlement of a claim due to
IN injury to his hand sustained August
9Th. Mr.. Bateman is greatly pleased
With the prompt and satisfactory
ettlement.
Mr.. and Mrs. FRASER, of Mitchell,
J. D., arrived last week frolr Mime
polls for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Aua"ASs lucy ASGui ASu uAOAlu0y
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig,
Who will visit at Mitchell. S. D. The
aides are sisters.
Under the operation of the rural
xtension library law, all residents of
he townships of Vernon Springs,
Albion and Howard Center are now
ntitled to the free use of the Cresco
'ublic Library. The library is at pres.
mt open but three afternoons each
'eek. Mondays, Wednesdays and Sat-
rdays, and Saturday evening.
Kobt. M. Thomson and Will River
vent up to Barronnette, Wis, short
inc ago, looking at the natural dairy
ountry there. Just ask them what
hey saw and how they liked it, etc.
me of our former citizens, C. A. L.
.oomis, is the land agent there. Write