Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-08-21
PROTIVIN

PROTIVIN
; Charles Pergler and L. P. Barth, o
Cresco, were business transactors her
Wednesday.
Rev. Vytisk and Wenceslaus Dostal
of Little Turkey, were the guests o
Rev. Rudolph Lakomy Thursday.
Chas. J. Chyle arrived from Ceda
Rapids Thursday for visit at tn
home of his parents, Mr.. Land Mrs. T
ChyIe.
Christina Kobliska, of Alta Vista il
visiting at the Frank w. Ji.ak home
Albert Cisar purchased Glide auto
Chas. w. Prochaska and wife, o:
Chicago, are visiting at the home o.
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pro
! chaska.
f. The Sisters of St. Francis returned
from Milwaukee, Wis, last week Fri
day.
/ Died-Mrs. Joseph Samec pass.
away Thu. sday morning Aug. 18Th al
ter d long illness. Funeral Was held
Saturday at the Holy Trinity church
and the remains were laid AT rest in
the adjoining cemetery. The bereaved
ones have the sympathy of the entire
community in their hour of sorrow.
, Lewis Tuchek and wife. and James
Kubik were Maple Leaf visitors Sa,ur
day.
! Thomas Chyle, daughter Mary, sons
Charles and William were at Cresco
Monday.
John Malek, wife and daughter were
over from Scniey Saturday.
| e. P. Pecinovsky. wife and son, and
Mrs. Jas. kubik autoed to Cresco Sat.
urday.
J. F. Pecinovsky autoed to Lawler
! Monday.
William Polashek and wife are en-.
Pertaining company from Chelsea,
Otto Zldek, of Oxford Jet. is visiting
friends IN this vicinity.
Sophia Polashek, Mrs. Mary Snopek
and son Charles were at Cresco Mon
day.
The Protivin bard played for the pic
mic in Little Turkey Saturday.
Mrs. Catherine McCullow and C.. L.
Mueller and wife, OF Cresco We're
guests at the C. H. lenders home
Wednesday.
Frank Andera is the .ner of Ford
auto.
Joseph F. Pecinovsky left Tuesday
on trip 10 Cedar Rapids.
Frank W. Bouska and family de-
parted Monday for their home in Chi
cagO.
Abbie Kodelka, Of New Hampton,
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
WenzeI kodelka few days last week.
Quite number from here attended
the picnic in Little Turkey Saturday
the 10Th.
James Plank returned from DEBORAH
Monday after brief visit there with
hone folks.
j. r. Landa went to Cresco Tuesday
and was accompanied home by his wife
and children who have been staying
there few days.
Albina Horky returned from Canute,
Oklahoma, "here she has been stay ing
several years at the home OF her sister
Mrs. James Kupka.
Lewis HoluD and wife autoed from
Cresco Monday. ia
Joseph Sobolik and family, of Fort
Atkinson, Joseph Barnes and family,
Of Schiey, Mike Barnes and family, OF
Cresco, Mrs. Lewis Benda and Mrs.
}. W. Mikesh, OF SplllviIle were guests
at the Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mikesh home
sunday.
Chas. w. Cbyle and w. C. Dostal
autoed tlum Grafton Monday.
John }. Mikesh and family, Adolph
KalisheK, Joseph kostka and rraI,k
noIky autoed from McIntire tuesday.
Joseph W. Kovarik and wife, of
Lawler visited at the i.lter's home
here Sunday
Clara Sauna returned Wednesday
for her home in Oxford Jet after a
visit at the home or her sister Mrs. }.
A. Bouska.
Rev. Balloon, of Spillville, visited
here Sunday.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs John P. Her
old. girl on Tuesday, Aug. IL, 1914.
The writer extends heartiesC cOngratu-
latlons
Henry Novak and wife, of Schley,
mvtored Through our burg Saturday
enroute tor SpiIiviIle.
Emma Mrachek, of Indiana is visit
ing at the Joseph Mrachek home and
with other relatives and friends
Mrs. Andrew Pitzenberger, of Man
ley, visited her brother John A. Dos
tai the fore part of this week.
Charles j. Chyle returned to his
work in Cedar Rapids Wednesday.
Mayme Hajek vino has been visiting
relatives here, returned to her home in
Garner Wednesday.
Lizzie Lukes visited her sister, Mrs.
A. u. Fisher, in SpillviIle last week.
Mary Kovarik, Ida Swehla and
friends, of SpillvilIe attended the dance
here Tues lay evening.
A mass meeting "what we think of
European war" was held in Beseda
opera house on Sunday afternoon, Aug.
Is. A very interesting and touching