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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

T. Name--Address "r' 20 80 Y. say'~ Ag
Albert Loui You, Honolulu. :: 2
Flora L. H. Moi, Honolulu ........ q
Herbert Stanley Burroughs Hon. 2
Caroline Seharsch, Honolulu 80. q
yalentin Baros, waipahu, Eva. 2
Frankelfna Vellarino, Eva ....... 2
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LOCAL and GENERAL

The public schools OF the territory.
as well as many private institutions,
will open Monday morning for the
spring term.
BY special order No, IS. dated De
cember 81, Louis r. Medeiros and
George X. Stern have been promoted
TO the position of 1st and End lieu
tenant, respectively. in the national
guard of Hawaii.
Officers to serve during the coming
year will be installed this evening at
meeting of the members of Leahi
Chapter No. 2, o. e. s., In the Masonic
Temple at 1870 o'clock The installa-
ton win be public.
Cupid" Thomas Treadway issued
go marriage licenses in the last
month of 1913, and 1T permits in the
month previous, making total Of 794
men and women to whom he gave
permission to we'd during the two
months.
j. NJ. Riggs wishes to call to the at
tention Of all who have charges
against the Elks as result Of the re-
cent bal mosque at the N g. H. ar.
mory that their bills should be pre-
sented to him at as early date as
possible.
Under the direction of Rev. Father
valentin of the Catholic cathedral,
special New Years day exercises were
held in the yard OF Oahu Prison yes.
terday afternoon, he being assisted BY
John Martin and +. d. Creedon. Be
sides the inmates of the prison, sew.
eTal outsiders were present, and the
program which had been prepared for
the occasion was thoroughly enjoyed.
During the past year the members
of the Outdoor Circle have been re-
sponsible for the setting out OF thoal-
sands OF trees in all parts of the city,
and during December more than 300
eoeoanut trees were planted and
twice that number Of Oleanders. The
Outdoor Circle Is still watching ont
Tor the Kalakaua avenue project, and
new trees are ever ready to be planted
in case the old ones die.
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SILVER RINGS
I m STORY OF
GALLANT End

CONTINUED from page one)
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SEASIDE HOTEL

Tomorrow evening there will be a
moonlight dance at the Seaside Hotel.
Kaai's orchestra win play during the
dinner hour, and for the dancing.
Townsfolk and the army and navy are
cordially invited-adyertisem
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erage by a Hawaiian woman last
evening sent the police ambulance to
Magoon block in a hurry last night
The, patient was sent TO the hospital
where prompt treatment soon placed
her out of danger. A family brawl
preceded the taking Of the cleansing
fluid.
Dan. Dolfhan is, accused of taking
pair of shoes from the Salvation Army
headquarters on Nuuanu street, al
legged as the property of one Pat
Brady 1t was while attempting to
dispose OF the footwear that line on
the missing articles was received by
the officers The shoes were offered
to Chinese for half dollar.
- 49, ------ls - -" S-r y -
Declaring that he had been struck
en- the head with bottle, used TO
emphasize a point in what was pro-
nourced to be a friendly argument.
Horinchi, Japanese, was giyenatreat-
ment at Qneen's Hospital last night,
several stitches being necessary to
close a gaping wound inflicted on the
scalp. Amano has been placed under
arrest pending an Investigation of
the affair, it being alleged that he
participated in the assault. 49,
Pedro De La Cruz denied the soft
impeachment filed against him this
morning that he had attempted to at
tend to his ablutions, under the cover
of darkness at Thomas Square. Cap
tain Nelson of the police department
was called upon to take charge Of
the Filipino who was alleged by pedes.
TRANS TO be ffeqaentihg the park
without wearing the proper amount OF
wearing apparel The defendant ask
ed for further time to prepare for his
hearing. He will be called to af.s yer
10 the charge before District. Magis-
itrate MonsaTrat tomorrow morning.
Rather than accept the hospitality
of the police department who offered
to assist in the transportatioh of
George Afitcilie, believed to have been
seriously injured in the fan from a
motorcycle, that individual took to
his heels, as the municipal ambulance
reached his PROSTATE form, and be-
fore Mite.ie was finally caught he
gave Special Officer, Ferry a long
chase Ferry was called to the cor
ner of Alexander and Young streets
yesterday evening following a report
from Mcterman Wentworth OF a Rap
id Transit car that a man lay injured
near the side of the road. Mitehie's
unaccountabIe action in. attempting to
fee, necessitated some explanation
and he was escorted to the police sta
ton,
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Thousands of elk are fleeing south
ward from the Yellowstone National
Park as a result of terrific snow
storms which makes it impossible for
them to get food. *
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A San Francisco burglar, when ysur-
pTised at his work by a 17-year-old
boy, shot and killed the latter and got
away without leaving clue. 81
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25
ORLEANS.

Merry Xmas and Happy New Year.
Doris Andrus has been visiting the
past week at the Walton home.
VIM. Cummins spent Tuesday even
ing with Vim. Judd.
Gene Barnes spent Sunday with his
friend. Emmett Cummins.
Naomi Cummins spent Sunday with
her friend, Ruth Stabell.
Bob Logue spent q few days with bis
friend, VIM. Cummins Jr.
Joe Steinmetz butchered at Walton's,
Monday forenoon.
Joe Walton butchered at Steinmetz's,
Tuesday forenoon.
Joe Walton plans on taking trip to
Minneapolis in the near future.
Sally Christensen went to Dscorah.
Saturday. =
T., Mrs. D. Farrell spent . couple Of
days with her daughter. Mrs. Pollitt.
Rev. Farnswortb spent Sunday even
ing at the Staebell home. /
Jake Fuller called at the Cummins
home, Friday evening.
Bob Logue called on Emery Jones,
Tuesday.
VIM. Cummins Jr. and Robt. Logue
hauled corn to Hank Lybbert's, Toes
dav.
Emmett Cummins helped tear down
the Tabernacle, Monday and Tuesday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25
WEST NEW OREGON.

A. L. Cation and wife were Cresco
shoppers, Tuesday. -
Jim Dunt delivered hogs at Cresco,
Friday.
Jake Kinks entertained company,
one day last week.
L.C. Malek is doing carpenter work
in Cresco for few weeks.
Theo. Raker and family attended the
funeral of Mrs. Raker's mother, last
week Thursday.
Charles Grimm and family enter
tanned company, Sunday evening.
Marie Blackburn spent Friday IN.
til Monday in Cresco.
Adam Steffens and family are enter
tanning relatives from Dubuque.
The HeEzog girls entertained COM
pany, Sunday evening.
John Sutton and wife were Cresco
shoppers. Monday. 8. =
Miles Henry drove to Rluffton, Mon
dag. TO attend Abe funeral Of M uncle.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25
CHESTER.

Mrs. w. McMahan Of Cresco visited
her sister here the first of the week.
Mrs. w. w. Cray went to Lime
Springs Tuesday to attend the funeral
Of Ira Rusink.
Mesdames Warren, Clark and Brown
entertained the Chester Tuesday Club
at the Warren residence Tuesday after
noon. A delicious luncheon was served.
Those present report . very pleasant
afternoon.
Mrs. W. W. Cray went to Mime
apolis Wednesday, returning the fol-
lowing Monday.
Walt Barnes Of Turtle Lake, Wis,
came to Chester Thursday to attend
the funeral Of his sister.
Fred Conklin, Of Dexter Minn., was
in town between trains.
Will and Walt Barnes left Saturday
for Rochester, Mimi, to see their faith.
er who il in the hospital. 1t 10 report.
ed that he il now suffering from pneu-
monia.
Mr.. Capper received, word that his
brother in Clermont, Iowa, was very
i'll.
W. A. Hungerford Of Austin, Mimi,
is in Chester.
Mrs. F. E. Lawson and daughter
Freda have been visiting Chester
friends.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25
PROTIVIN

A Merry Christmas and prosperous
New Year to all the Plain Dealer read
ers.
J. F. Pecinovsky has installed hot
water heating plant in his residence.
Work being done by Woodland and
Wheeler, of Cresco.
Sisters of St. Francis, Rev. R. LAX.
omy and Joseph D. Bouska autoed to
Cresco Saturday.
George Eimwalter and family were
over from Fl. Atkinson Sunday.
August Lukes came up from Cresco
Friday.
Mrs. Barbara Polansky was at Law
Ter Saturday. IN
Joseph D. Bouska, George Vachta
and Lewis Klimesh were callers in
Jackson set. Wednesday.
Frank and Mary Chyle returned
home Wednesday from a visit in Cedar
Rapids with their brother Charles and
friends az
Mrs. Charles Tuchek and son visited
her parents, Thomas Black and wife,
several days of last week.
Emma Polansky went to Lawler
Wednesday where she will work.
Mrs. ]. D. Bouska visited last week
at the John A. Bouska home near Jack
son Jet.
Leonard and Charles Snopek arrived
home from Dubuque to spend vacation
with their mother Nus Mary Snopek.
Frank Formanek and his sister, who
are attending the Parochial school here,
left Friday for visit with parents in
Duncan.
Rose Junko came home from De.
corah Saturday.
Died-Grandma Cisar passed away
Friday, Dec. 18th, 1914. at the home of
her son, Wenzel Cisar. Funeral was
held Sunday afternoon at the Holy
Trinity church with interment in the
adjoining cemetery.
Edith Mikesh came homo from Cedar
Rapids Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Vachta returned to her
home in Cresco Saturday. after q visit
here.
Henrietta De Noyelles, of Cresco is
visiting her Grandma Zahasky.
Army must not March in April, but
May in June and July.
Frances and Joseph Huber left
Tuesday for their home in Detroit,
MIMI, after an indefinite stay at the
home of j. D. Bouska and wife.
Mrs. ]. D. Bouska, Pauline Huber
and Frank Andera eutoed to Cresco
Tuesday.
Coming! Chicago Tribune war pic
lures will be presented in Beseda opera
house on Sunday evening, Dec. 27tb.
This will be something worth many
times the admission price.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25
SARATOGA.

Henry Ponek called at the Charley
Patten home last Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Groth and son Will were
Riceville callers Wednesday.
VIM. Groth and family and Mrs. Paul
Buholtz and son Lester, called at the
Otto Ladwig home last Wednesday.
Mary Baethke, who was working fol-
her sister. Mrs. VIM. Ball, came home
last week. -
VIM. Bohneman, wife and daughter
Lena, were Riceville shappers last
Thursday.
Rudy Hilgendorf called .at the G.
Baethke home Thursday.
Tommy Kakac came home from Du.
buque to spend Xmas with home folks.
A merry Xmas and happy New
Year to all.
Those who attended the program in
school district No. z last Friday even.
ing were Mrs. VIM. Schaal, Dena and
Anna Erbe, Mrs. Bert Miles, Henry
Foss and wife, Mrs. Kate Aherg, Mrs.
Thos, Elsie and Tommy Kakac, A.
Locke ard wife, Mrs. and Mrs. Har.
land, Mrs. Berry, Mrs. F. Sale and
Mrs. Chas. Viebrock.
Rudy Hilgendorf called at the John
Miles home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. John Graf called on her sister,
Mrs. VIM. Merrill Friday.
Earl Monholiand went to Cresco last
Thursday to consult DR.. Kessei.
Frank Wallace was a Riceville caller
Friday.
Will Baethke and Henry Ponek were
Riceville callers Saturday.
Anna Erbe went to Riceville Satur-
day to have dental work done.
Fred Sale and family were Elma cal
lers Saturday.
Otto Prinz was an Elma caller last
Thursday.
Will, Frieda, Minnie, Mary and will
c. Baethke called at the Vim. Ball
home last Sunday.
PRIMES and Bohnemans called at the
Fred Sale home last Friday evening.
Rudy, HiIgendorf departed for his
home in Wis.,, Saturday evening. He
will return about the first of next
month for he has hired again to Jess
Miles for the coming year. Rudy is
certainly out for good time. you bet.
Leota Locke crme home Monday to
spend Xmas.
Wn. Groth was an Elma caller Tues.
day:
Geo. Kraft is visiting his grand-par-
encs, Peter Kraft and wife.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25
GRANGER.

Rosa Ginthener left Friday evening
for two weeks visit with her parents
at Wabasha, MINI.
Our public school closed Friday fol
two weeks vacation.
Bert Finckh and wife spent Saturday
at John Finckh's.
Otto Serfling and wife spent Satur
day at George Grooteboer's.
Mrs. Elmer St. John was q Cresc(
visitor, Wednesday.
Elmer Sims was Cresco visitor, Fri.
day and Saturday.
Carl Martin spent the past week with
home folks.
Frank Serfling is assisting H. B. Ser.
fling with work.
Harris Isaacson left Saturday for q
visit with relatives in Wisconsin,.
Ralph McCloud spent Friday at Ores.
H. Bastian and wife were Lime
Springs visitors. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg left Friday even.
ing for visit with the latter's parents
in Wisconsin.
Ella Peterson was visitor at the H.
Brink home, Monday.
Several ladies assisted Mrs. George
Ludwig pick geese, Thursday.
Della Ludwig assisted Mrs. E. Lud-
wig with work, Saturday.
Martha Brink spent a few days at j.
Grooteboer's. the past week.
Jessie Bronner returned home Friday
evening, after a week spent in Chester
and Cresco.
Or. Tierney was called to Harmony
see Mr.. Pulver, Thursday evening.
DR.. Tierney and Carl Martin, in COM
pany with Messrs. Scott and Senslow,
of Minneapolis, autoed to Cresco, Sat-
urday.
George Ludwig and family Sundayed
at John Grooteboer's.
Rob. Crowell and wife are guests at
C. w. Newmlller's.
Otto Brink and Willie LETTERS were
Harmony callers, Thursday evening.
Desmond Hunt returned home Satur-
day from Winnebago, for short vaca-
ton.
News reaches US Of the death of Pat.
Keefe, Sunday night.
A Merry Xmas to all 4!
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25
MAPLE LEAF.

Frank and Adolph Kakac autoed to-
Elma Saturday to do some trading.
Tophy Herpelink made business
trip to Elma last Saturday.
Anton and Frank Roman called on
A. and F. kakac last Saturday even
ling and spent the evening in card play
ing.
Mike Bigley and wife drove to Elma
Saturday.
Albert Frana was trading in Elma.
one day last week.
L Fred Buresh and family visited last
Sunday with relasives near Saratoga.
Frank Zak was q caller at the Anton
Roman home last Saturday.
Joseph Wacha made a business cali
at Saratoga last Saturday.
Will Stretch make business call at
Elma one day last week.
Frank Kubichek called on A. Kakac
one day last week.
Lou Dettmer made a trip to Elma-
| last Friday.
Thomas Armstrong is working for
| John Graf.
Anton Roman was an Acme caller
one day last week.
Adolpb Kakac was q business shop,
per in Elma last week Friday.
Mrs. Fred Semerad and son Ludweg
were callers at Acme last Fridav.
Dick Laue was business TRANSLATOR
at Elma one day last week.
Frank Kakac autoed to Cresco last
Friday to do some trading.
Will Dipger, Fired Marshall and An.
ton Roman autoed to Acme to attend
the wrestling match.
A. and F. Kakac drove to Saratoga
last Wednesday.
Otto Ludwig and wife were Elma.
business callers last week Wednesday.
Fred Marshall and NJ. Dettmer have
been busy halling corn to M. F.
Bigley's.
Frank Kakac was Maple Leaf car
Ter Tuesday evening.
Joe Wacha helped Tom Shimek
butcher last Tuesday.
Frank Bigley drove to Maple Leaf
last Monday.
John Wacha and family made trip
to Elma, to do Christmas shopping, one
day last week.
Adolph Kakac called at Joe Wacha's
one afternoon last week.
Harry Herplinck called at Maple,
Leaf last Tuesday.
Chris Groth and son Charles and
Anil Hintz made q business trip to.
Elma one day last week.
Albert Frana was seen in our village.
last Tuesday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25
RlDGEWAY.

Miss jacobson returned to Floyd
Thursday. after few days visit with
Mrs. G.'Schoemaker.
The public school closes for . two
weeks vacation on Friday with fine
program in the evening by all home
talent.
7 Stella Thompson visited her grand.
parents in Cresco Friday and saturday.
Mrs. W. ]: Nasset was . Cresco cal.
Ter between trans Saturday.
C Owen and wife We It to Cresco
Saturday to visit J. o. HELEN N and
wife.
Christmas exercises will be held in
the n. e. church and United Lutheran
churches, Thursday evening. Decelnber
oath.
Carl Blomgren came down from
Blooming Prairie. Saturday night to
visit friends.
MARRlED-At DEBORAH, Saturday,
December 18th, Ray Armstrong to
Mrs. Elmer Allen, both residents Of
Ridgeway.
Bel ger Guttormson hauled 4 load Of
household goods to Schley. Thursday.
Mr.. Bowers went to Cresco to spend
Sunday.
Mrs. Bowers Sr. 10 leaving, the first
of the week. for Kentucky to see her
daughter. Mrs. Schofield, who is i'll.
Prot. C. Carrothers left Friday even
ing for bis home in Fayette. r,A
Mrs. Jacob Butt returned from
Mason City, Saturday, where she has
been taking treatment the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Vernon Schuetz, Of Decorrh,
visited home folks, Saturday, between
trains.
Edith Butz was . Cresco shopper,
Sat urday.
Gladys Hoffman, of Cincinnati. Iowa,
arrived home Saturday for holiday
vacation.
Stephen Butz arrived home Friday
from Mt. Vernon where be is attending
school.
Gladys Barthell left for Elkader, Sat.
urday, to spend the holidays.
''Movies' in Hopperstad and Brekke's
hall, Thursday and Saturday nights,
this week, were well patronized.
Mrs. A. johnson spent Thursday in
Cresco.
A. Koch returned from Iowa City.
Friday, where he had taken Mrs. Koch
for treatment.
Earl Libbey spent Saturday and Sun.
day with the Alfred Peters.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25
LIME SPRINGS.


The Lime Springs students home fol
Christmas from college are Neil Miller,
of Pillsbury academy, Owatonna, Edna
Omoth and Edna Anderson, of st Olaf
Mortified, Marguerite Cray, and Helen
and Laura Palmquist, of st. Louis. Mo.
Lois Elwood. of Gee, Cedar Rapids,
Joseph Hughes, Arthur Evans and
Newton Davis, of Cornell, Mt. Vernon,
Glenn Jones, of Cedar Rapids business
college, Rosina Thomas, Of Valdez col.
lege, DEBORAH, Augustus Prescott, Paul
Maggie, CharleslHewitt, Geneva Ander.
son, Nettie Smith. Ruth Cue. of U. l.
u. Fayette, and Mabel Elwood. Of
Iowa City. Clara Knutsen, of Man.
kato, MINI.
Walter Smith, of LIE Roy. Winfield
Cray and Tucker Baldwin, OF Chester
attended the dance Friday night.
Helen Boch returned to her home at
Dubuque Friday night.
Harriet Elwood. of Britt, Ia, and
Evan Williams, Of Springfield, Mass,
came home Sunday morning.
w. w. Miller, of Waterloo, attend
ed the dance Friday night. H
Nancy Frost, of Waukon, Ia, re,
turned Saturday morning to spend
Christmas with her relatives.
Miss Sjoeboen returned to her home
near Ossian Friday night.
George Spencer and family, of Ches-
ter, a1e visiting at My-a Buck home.
Mrs. Tom Jones gave q shower in
honor of Frances and Harriet Elwood
at her home Monday evening.
Mr.. Nichols was q Cresco caller Fri.
day.
DR.. r M. Welsh and Charles Ander.
son autoed to Cresco Friday night.
Ida Schultz returned Tuesday from
Illinois, where she has been visiting
relatives.
Clarence Lee returned to Min. eapolis
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. u. u. Smith, of St. Paul, was
called home by the serious illness of
her father, T. F. Van Leuvan.
Raymond Shrugrue, of Cresco. is
visiting at the Herman Brundrick
home.
Mrs. George Haven returned home
from Wisconsin Saturday.
Miss Callow. of Calcutta, India, lee
tured at the M. +. church Sunday.
Leone Lusk and Irva Hastings, of
Chester, attended the dance Friday
night.
Mrs. Rev. Perry entertained a num-
Der Of the young people Saturday even.
ing in honor of Miss Clara Callow, Of
Calcutta, India, who is attending COLI
eye at Mt. Vernon. Miss Callow fin
ishes at Cornell this year and expects
to return to India to take up teaching
there.
Rita Stevens, of Neillsville, Wis.,, re-
turned home Tuesday morning. after .
three days. delay. She missed her
train at Merillon, Wis, and there be-
ing no Sunday trains from there to
Madison. wss obliged to return to
Neillsville and wait over there until
Monday morning.
Mrs. frank Freemireband Mrs. Car
ter, Of Chester, chopped here Monday.
Cresco callers from here Tuesday
were Mrs. r. n. Roberts, the Misses
Harriet. Frances. Carol and Lucille e.
wood, Evan Williams and Joseph Cray,
Tom Jones and wife. of Madison,
Wis, came Sunday morning for holi.
day visit with home folks. ~ r.s n
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25
KENDALLVILLE.

Rev. Hatfield delivered fine Christ.
mas sermon in the church Sunday
morning.
Mrs. d. N. Dasksm went to Ne
koosa. Wis, Monday to visit her
daughter Mrs. Fred GODDARD.
John Clink went to Chicago last
week with . car load Of cattle and
horses.
X. Barnes and wife have been very
poorly the last couple Of weeks.
Ruth Ludden, who 10 assisting Miss
Peterson in the store through the
holidays, went home Saturday for an
over Sunday visit.
Mira. John Clink spent last Friday
with her mother, Mrs. H. N. Daskam.
Steve Wallace installed telephone
in bis house last week.
AL Clink 10 busy these days grinding
buckwheat.
Elmo Stephenson and wife. and Mat.
tie Burton spent Sunday afternoon at
the w. C. Fffield home.
A. Clink and Alison Daskam attend
ed the home coming 1t the /. o. O. F..
lodge Monday night.
A flne time was reported at the
social ut the Soltow home Monday
night.
The L. A. S. will serve . chicken pie
dinner ut the w. A. Clink home We'd
nesday, Dec. 30. Price Of dinner Csc.
Steve Todd and wife spent Sunday
with the latter's mother Mrs. Minnie
Todd in Cresco.
John Pierce and wife were calling on
friends in Kendallville Monday.
c. B. Brooks, graduate of Moody
Bible Institute, Chicago, Illinois, gospel
singer, who will conduct the music at
the revival meetings ut Kendallville, is
said to be q good soloist and leader.
The Giard Gazette, Giard, Illinois. says:
''Mr. Brooks succeeds in leading the
congregation in song to the satisfaction
of all, and has voice of rare sweet
ness and wide range" Come and hear
Mr.. Brooks sing.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25
Farm for Sale

! offer for sale my farm Of 2lO aerG
located in Howard county, Iowa. II
farm il / mile south Of the Maple Lei
Creamery and store, s miles east I
Acme Lowther), 8 miles, east and
miles north of Elma, II miles fro
school. The entire farm can be pt
under cultivation and is completed
fenced, being divided into differel
pieces. Stable room for 100 head I
cattle. Ia head of horses. Hay loft
2Ox6O feet and % feet high. Barn COZ
tains granary with a 1000 bushels q
pscity. l6x34 silo with cement roo,
Machine shed 24x36 with granary Il
1000 bushels. Double corn crib 24xS
hog house l6x2O, wood house 12x16. h
This farm is in the best of conditio[
located in Q German settlement. c.
be bought at a reasonable price and =
easy payments. !
Land was worked this year by q
owners family.
For further information inquire
the owner, ]. H. BARTELS.
..,.s.-s Elma. leWai
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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-12-25
ALBION.
eason,s preetines to ali.

Seasons greetings to all.
Will Shea and wife entertained COM
pany Sunday.
Mrs. Otto Cur derson returned to her
home at Ridgeway Saturday, sitter 4
brief visit at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Theodore Gunderson.
Sorry to note that Mrs. Will Smith
has been somewhat indisposed Of late.
but is thought to be on the gain at this
writing.
The Livingston families visited Cres-
co relatives Sunday.