Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-10-02

I Mrs. Herman Chinnow and children,
who we're here to attend the wedding
of her sister, Mary Schmeling, return
ed Monday to their home at Waltham,
MINI.
DR.. D. T. Robertson went to VIM
throp, Iowa, Monday to attend the
Northeast Iowa Congregational Assoc
evening.
Mrs. j. C. Stewart, who has been
visiting her neice, Mrs. Orpha Web
ster, and other relatives, returned
| Wednesday to her home at Rogers,
Arkansas.
Frank Miller and wife went to West
Union Saturday, being called there by
the death of his brother, C. E. Miller,
who died there Saturday morning after
long illness.
Mrs. A. B. Houlton, who has been
visiting relatives in Granger and has
been the guest here of Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown, returned Saturday to her home
in Minneapolis.
Geo. Bittner and wife and Henrietta
Bitter returned Saturday to their
home at Winona, Mimi, having been
here to attend the funeral of the late
Chas. Haberly.
Louis Fetters and Frank Hanzelka,
of Chelsea, Iowa, who have been visit.
ing at the Polashek home in Protivin,
left yesterday for visit in Waterloo
and Cedar Rapids.
Mr.. ane Mrs. H. C. Smith and little
| daughter, of Virginia, who have been
visiting in Mason City, arrived We'd
nesday to visit the latter's aunt, Mrs.
Geo. Kellogg and family.
Mrs. Rob. Kenefck, of Dell Rapids,
S. D., came last week for visit with
her grandfather, VIM. Woodward, at
Bonair, and with numerous relatives
and friends in this vicinity.
am one of the contestants in the
piano contest at Nichols store, and
want to ask my friends to cast their
votes for me at the store.
Lillian Bowers.
Josephine Kinke and brother Henry
who have been spending the past sum-
mer with their aunt, Mrs. Henry
Schlader and family, left Saturday fo-
their home at Indianapolis, Indiana.
The next w. R. C. Friendly will
meet Tuesday, Oct 9th at the count
arm with Mrs. Fred DAVIS Will meet
at the hall at $3.50 and teams will be
provided for those going. Picnic dinner
John oassali, the old reliable knife,
scissor and razor grinder, is again in
town to do all work in his line. He
has been making regular trips to Cres-
CO for 80 ears and always gives satls-
faction.
| Prayers for Peace in the European
countries, according to the wish of our
President, will he offered up on next
Sunday in the ST. joseph's church, at
10 o'ciock in the morning, and at o.
clock in the afternoon.
Mrs. Ray Burgess and daughter
returned Monday from visit at Mt.
Vernon. She was accompanied by her
niece, Mrs. Fred Woodrich and babe,
who will visit at the home of her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Gillett.
Noble Arnold and bride arrived last
Friday from Chicago fora honeymoon
| visit with relatives in Cresco and vicin-
ity. Mr.. Arnold is son of Ed Arnold,
and is employed in the engineering
department of the city of Chicago.
For Sale-A few choice Duroc Jer-
sey stock hogs, the best of breeding
with plenty OF bone and length Can
fur 'ish new blood to old customers.
Pedigree furnished.
Ats. Geo. S. Barker, r. 6.
Edward Isaa-s returned Saturday to
Annapolis, Maryland, after visit with
home folks. He was accompanied as
far as Waterloo by his mother, Mrs.
b. 1saacs, who will visit relatives there
and with relatives in Chicago before
her return.
John Gammons brought his son Earl
home from Mt. Vernon last Saturday
with very serious case of tonsilitis,
and he was at once taken to Mercy
hospital for treatment. but at this
writing is able to be at home again,
and is reported to be improving.
The w. o. L. C. l. A. will hold
special meeting at the home of Mrs.
Mary Hunting on Monday afternoon,
October 5th, at 2:30. The meeting is
called by order of the President to talk
over plans for our annual Thanksgiving
entertainment, and we hope as many
as possible will attend.
Rev. H. NJ. Norman and family ar
rived Thursday of last week from
Leeds, N. D, to take charge of the
first Lutheran Church, also the Or
leans and Adams, Mimi, congregations.
He preached the first sermon of his
passionate at Orleans last Sunday, and
was given . warm welcome by the
people of his local congregations.
Mrs. Mary Byrnes was called to Min
neapolis last Friday by the serious ILL
ness of her mother, Mrs. Catherine Flem-
ing, who passed away Monday morning.
The funeral was held there on Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Flemming was one Of
the pioneer residents of Winneshiek,
the family home. being near Plymouth
Rock, where she resided until about
two years ago.
W / Miller and wife the latter's