Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-07-17
COUNTY NEWS.
RIDGEWAY.

COUNTY News.
RlDGEWAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hauber and family
attended the funeral Of Hugo Barth-
cline at Ossian Tuesday.
Alvin Fosse and family of Schley
visited home folks Sunday. Mrs.
Fosse will stay this week.
Mrs. Ernest Blackburn and children,
of Stockton, California, came u2 from
Marshalltown and Manchester to visit
old friends here.
Mrs. Joe Doubek, of Calmar, returned
home this afternoon after visiting at
the Joe Hauber home since Saturday.
Tyndall and Adela Fosse autoed to
Cresco, Friday morning.
Mrs. Steensland, of Saude, spent the
latter part of last week with Mrs. K.
G. Baker.
Edward Qualley. of Cary, Mime
sofa, arrived Friday for visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Fosse.
Theo. Evenson and family returned
Hest evening to their home in DEBORAH.
Marie Bowers came down from Cres-
visit with her uncle Glen Bowers.
Eva Wentworth and Leonard jolly,
of Cresco, spent Sunday here with the
formers sister, Mrs. johnson.
Rev. w. S. Sylvester spent Thursday
and Friday at Lanesboro at the home
of his cousin, o. NJ. Levang.
The new gasoline engine for the
electric light plant has arrived, and a
force of men are at work installing it..
Anton Brandt, lately arrived from
Denmark, is staying at Lou Larson
Haga's.
Henry Den, of Baker. Johnson's, is
enjoying his vacation in points OF the
West.
Mrs. C. A. Fosse and Madeline, ex-
pect to leave Wednesday lmorning for
Mason City to visit her sister, Mrs. H.
Gulbranson.
Velma Anderson retur ned to her
home in DEBORAH Thursday, after visit
ing Alice Bokken.
The A. G. TIVE family and Miss Lot.
tie Larson expect to return to their
home in Canton, S.. D., by auto Tuesday
Mrs. N. C. Putnam and children were
in Cresco between trains Saturday.
lone Kimball of Canton, Mimi, is
visiting at the M. O. Libbey home.
DR.. Kessel of Cresco was in town
Friday.
Victor Hickey is still improving after
a three months seige of illness.
Mrs, Claus Espeseth and daughter of
DEBORAH, were visiting the G. Lomen
and N. Wemark families this week.
Henry Belts and family of Cresco,
Sundayed at the M. O. Libbey home.
The Adult Bible Class will be enter
tained at the John Powers home Wed.
nesday evening, July Is.
The new residence of John Kirsch.
man is being painted.
MIR, and Mrs. Frank Farnsworth will
leave Friday of this week for Canada
and other points in the west to visit
their children.
Mrs C.. A. Fosse and Josie Degro
were Cresco visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Blackburn and children of Stock.
ton, Calf. returned from Cresco Mon
day where she visited her brother, A.
w. Dorm. At present she is guest
of the S. r Ringeons, and goes to De-
corah Thursday to visit friends.
Adele Hickey was Cresco visitor
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Wangsness and
Miss Thelma, and Mrs. H. 6. Hertz
.autoed up Tuesday evening to visit the
w. E. Paley's.
Nellie Drum is visiting the John
Powers home this week.
b. oC
is visiting home folks.
Josephine Hopperstad is visiting her
sister Mrs. A. Magnus.
Ella Foss returned to Calmar Sunday
evening, after visiting Edith Butz.
Mrs. O. A. Fosse and children and
Miss Mamie Hickey leave for Elberon,
today.
The Alva Griswold family autoed to
Hesper Sunday to visit MIR. Griswold's
parents.
The M. O. Libbey family accom-.
panied by lone Kimball and Ella LuDd-
by autoed to Canton, Minn., Saturday
evening by the way of DEBORAH, Burr
Oak and Hesper where Miss Ella left
them to visit her sister Mrs. Thos.
Humphrey. Going on to Canton they
visited Miss Ione's parents the Albert
Kimballs; leaving her there. Return
ing Sunday to Hesper they visited Mrs.
Thos. Humphrey and daughter Eleona
and Miss Lundby who accompanied
them home. Reaching home Sunday
evening, after taking supper with the
w. H. Peacocks'.
Mrs. A. Griswold and two sisters
autoed to DEBORAH Monday evening to
see George Sears, their uncle, who is
very i'll with blood poisoning.
CHESTER.
Geo. Owens and daughter Margaret.
have returned forom their Minneapolis
visit.
DR.. Kessel of Cresco, was in town
Thursday on business.
The Chester Tuesday Club held their
anrualspicnic at the Old Town of
Lime Springs on Tuesday. Nearly all