Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-01-02
Cresco Circuit News.
KENDALLVILLE.

Melvin Stephenson spent Christina
with his nephew, Elmo Stephenson.
Lucille, Malcolm and Urban Culber
left Friday for short visit with rela
tives in st. Paul.
Mrs. Ada Young returned Saturda,
from visit with her sister, Mrs. &Wm
Rivers, at Riceville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Daskam anc
son George spent Christmas at the
Pollitt home.
JIG. Young and family left Monday
for Austin, Mimi, where they, viii
make their future home.
A number of people from this com.
munity attended the Christmas pro.
gram at the Morgan church.
Miss Ethel Fifield left Friday for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Andrew
Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Fifeld and
family spent Christmas at Fayette.
Max Daskam spent few days with
his uncle, Alison Daskam.
c. c. Brown and family spent Christ.
mas at the Alison Daskam home.
The next meeting of the Literary
Society will be held Saturday, January
10th.
Parents ! See to it that your children
attend the meeting of the Three-B
Club, Saturday, January 3rd, at 2:3O.
All members come and bring others.
There will be a popular program in
the church, Wednesday evening, Dec.
3lst, at 8 o'clock. 1t will consist of
readings. and vocal and instrumental
music. The talent is local, End most
of the people of the community know
that there is some splendid talent here
readers as we'll as musicians. All
who attend are assured of rare treat.
There will be Watch.Night services
after the program, so come prepared
to stay for all of this good time. A
silver offering will be taken for the
program and is for the benefit of Class
No. 4.
Friday evening the Choral Society
will meet at 8 O'Clock. Everybody
welcome. d,
Christmas eve, there was a splendid |
program in the church and all who at
tended enjoyed the occasion.
Everybody goes to Sunday School
in Albion" -Nuf Sed.
Friday evening, December 26th,
there gathered at the church large
and interested crowd for the purpose
IT organizing a Farmers Club. C. V.
1hnson was appointed temporary
and Sylvia Ashley acted as
secretary. A constitution and by laws
vas read and adopted after which
officers were elected as follows: Presi-
lent-Will Ashley; Vice President-C.
\: Holcomb; Secretary Treasurer-G.
". Meyers. Twenty-seven of the
people who were out signed the con-
1t was decided by the ladies
o take up study of the principles of
nutrition and nutritive food values as
he first paper, and by the men to
tudy in beginning, ''Soil Fertility"
rybody join and come and have
;ood time. After the meeting, a pro.
ram of readings and music was rem
Tered which all enjoyed and light
efreshments served. All had good
line. The next meeting will be on
he last Friday in January.
A very interesting service was held
n the church, Sunday evening. when
wo were baptised and seven received
n probation.
Prayer Meeting Thursday evening at
AS o'clock. We will take up a brief
tudy of the church and church vows.
will be interesting. helpful ard
instructive. Every me mber ought to
ttend. All people are welcome. {
Mrs. Roy Nash, of Arlington, S. D.,
visiting at the home of her parents,
kr. and Mrs. Geo. Buchanan.
Friday evening, the losers in the
pWOrth League contest entertained
ne winners at very interesting, pro-
ressive banquet. The young people s
ere lead a merry chase over the
illage and out into the country for
heir refreshments. Games were
ldulged in and many jokes played on '
re winners. All had good time. r
Mrs. James Nichols has been ill, the a
asst week. 5@. r
Miss Lucille Atwood was a visitor i
18th Mrs. j. Nichols, last week. b
Election of officers was held in the Il
unday School, Sunday, at which time q
esse Bawden was unanimously re- =
ected for the third tine as .Superin- :
,ndent. .g .r G
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Marcy spent !,
hristmas with Mr.. Marcey's brother q
eter, at Button. A niece accom-. r
anied them home to spend several o
avs. b
Rev: Meyers and family took Christ =
as dinner at the Jesse Bawden home. L