Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-07-10
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Ella Foss, of Calmar came up Fri
day to visit Edith Butt.
Mr.. Dukelox went to Cresco Friday
to visit friends until Monday.
Dr. l.. J. Kaasa, of Lake Mills auto
ed over Friday to visit relatives anc
friends. ~ "
Mrs. W. H. Klemme attended the
funeral of Mrs. Gammons in Cresct
Thursday.
Miss Dollie Ames. of DEBORAH came
to visit her friend Miss Olena Hovey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Bowers spent the
4th in Protivin with the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tuchek.
Mrs. Myrtle johnson spent the 4th al
Oelwein and came today to visit bel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Armstrong.
J. J. jacobson and N. Scbuetz were
at Beaver pond Sunday fishing.
The Or. Lewis family, of Waukor
went through Thursday to Cresco to at
tend the funeral of Mrs Gammons. On
their return they ate supper here with
the w. J. Paley family.
Emma MIady, of Cresco returned to
Fayette today where she is attending
summer school.
Miss Mae Hauber returned from her
visit in Cresco accompanied by her SIS
ter Mrs. John Barthelme.
Miss Stella Thompson went to Wau-
kon Monday to visit relatives.
Mrs. E. Magnus and Mrs. L. Melaas
visited their sister Mrs. Olson last
week.
Prof. A. G. TIVE and family, of Can
ton, S. D., went to Nordness Sunday
to visit relatives for few days.
Mrs. Theo. Eyenson and daughter
Tillie, of DEBORAH visited relatives here
Sunday.
j. KEENAN,, of the Gilchrist Elevator
Co. spent the 18th in his home town
Caledonia.
Rose Drew returned to Fayette on
Monday where she is attending sum-
mer school.
E. Fruechte went to New Albion Fri
day to visit over the 4th.
The H. H. FjeIstul residence will be
completed in about two weeks.
A. Kundy and family, of St. Paul re-
turned home Tuesday after visiting at
the home of Olea Bergen since Friday.
The L. A. S. of the United Lutheran
church will meet this week Thursday
at the Ben Thompson home.
Mrs. H. Lollied, of Sask., Can, Wis.,
tied her sister Mrs. P. Hovey last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. johnson spent the
4th in Lime Springs.
Mrs. H Butz and children returned
Wednesday from four weeks 'sojourn
with relatives in Hermiston and Port
land, Ore.
Mr.. Grabau, of Bonair, Sunday
School missionary, had charge of the
services in the M. E. church Sunday
evening.
Dorothy .Peckham, of near Cresco
came down today to visit her cousin
Anita johnson.
Ida Sisk left Friday evening for Kan
Bas, ILL.,, to visit her sister. DR.. Byron
Lewis accompanied her to Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. H H. Albertson, of
LIE Roy autoed down to spend the 4th.
Mrs. BaFken and children autoed to
DEBORAH Saturday evening", Velma An
derson returned with them for visit.
Alfred Drum and family autoed to
DEBORAH to spend the 4th.
Mr.. Webster. of Waucoma was in
town today on insurance business.
Fred Vatthauer was a Cresco visitor
Friday. -
Rev. w. S. Sylvester was in Fayette
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs P. L. Gordanier spent
Saturday and Sunday in DEBORAH with
The Eli Werhan family.
The S. G. johnson and H. H. Fjel.
'tul families spent the 4th in DEBORAH
Quite number from town attended
The S. S. picnic OF the German NJ. E.
church near J. Kirschman's.
Cora Fields, of Joice, Ia, is here Wis.,
ting her sister Mrs. J. H. Bakken.
The autos of Tom Moe and John
Brenno ran into each other on the
Frank Falnsworth corner Sunday af-
:ernoon. Luckily no one was hurt.
The front wheel on Mr.. Brenno's ca,
vas smashed.
Gladys and Blanche Kirschman, of
Nadena, Mimi, are visiting their un.
lie J. Kirschman.
Mrs. N. Schuett and daughters re.
urned Tuesday from New Hampton
md Waterloo where they visited rela-
ives the past two weeks.
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