Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-01-23
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| Gilbert Hopperstad was listed with
the sick few days last week.
Bonnie Milk, who has been attend
ing school at Protivin for some time,
Sundayed at home.
Albert Milk and Miss Louise visited
Martin Tupey and family near Proti-
vim few days the latter part of last
week.
Master Ralph Schild was sick one
day last week making it necessary to
call q physician.
Mrs. Odden, from near DEBORAH,
was the guelt of her daughter, Mrs.
Carl Den, few days the other week,
helping to take care of the little stran-
ger who arrived there lately.
! DR.. Byron Lewis, Of Ridgeway made
professional call west of the river,
recently, in his Ford car. 553
]. j. Kreitzer called at the Vrba
home one day to help the folks with
their work.
If any of our readers have any news
of interest they will confer a favor on
US is they will tell US about it 80 we
can give 1t to others.
Victoria Kratz has been on the list
of the sick for the past two weeks,
making it necessary to absent herself
from school. VI ss% 4
/ Mike Hruska arrived home from Chi
cago the other day where he had been
for nearly two weeks. He surprised
his many friends BY buying an auto
mobile there, which be drove home
from townsthe other day. J,
Two wolves have been1 making peri.
odical calls through here Of late. So
far they have avoided our expert MIN
rods.
John Hruska, who has been staying
with his uncle, Mike Hruska, fol-. some
time returned to his home at kCalmar
Saturday.
Hattie Kratz arrived home from
Burr Oak, Locust, etc., last Saturday,
where she had been the past two
weeks visiting friends and relatives.
| Wesley Kratz hauled his last load of
cord wood to Cresco last Saturday.
Carrie Goth and her sister, Mrs. Lee
Robinson. called on Fred Butt and
family last Sunday. Ne
Mrs. Jim Wagner's brother, Frank
Mikesh, of Spillville, died the fore
part of the week, having been sick but
short time. s.ssl '3
Meril Foltz, Of Burr Oak, has been
the guest Of her friend Hattie Kratz
since last week Saturday. 5s
Malanna Kratz has been listed with
the sick since last week. n
Grandpa Goth, who is "a years old,
called on his neighbors one day last
week in company with his daughter
Carrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Kratz dined with
Chris Schild ard family last Sunday.
Hattie Kratz, brother Wesley and
Meril r'oltz went to Calmar and pFort
Atkinson the fore part of the week to
visit friends and relatives, returning
home later in the week.
Good natured Joe Wagner and wife
will occupy the Thorn Stem farm next
week. We welcome the young couple
in our midst.
Grandpa Dukelow and daughter,
Mrs. Charley Goth. were callers at the
C. Schild home last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kuntz were
Cresco shoppers the fore part ofathis
! week. 4 NJ
A number Of young and old people
had q shower of miscellaneous articles
on Edna Kratz last Tuesday: evening
Owing to the stormy weather, the
crowd was not as large as it would
have been if the weather had been
more pleasant. e
A party was held at the home Of Joe
Novak's last Sunday evening, but we
are unable to state any further partic-
ulars. "a 81
Last Wednesday evening, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Iheo. Kratz,i
their daughter Edna became the wife
Of Oscar Moe, Rev. T.. N. Day, Cresco
tieing the nuptial knot, that made
these two hearts beat as one Only
the immediate relatives of the bride
and groom were present to witness the
ceremony. May prosperity, long
and happy life and all their efforts be
crowned with success, etc, is the wish
of their numerous friends and rela-
tives as they travel hand in hand along
the rugged lane Of life.