Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-05-01
I COUNTY NEWS \
PROTIVIN


to Cresco Wednesday,.
Joseph Chyle came up from Cedar
Rapids Wednesday for about weeks
visit with his parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Mike Chyle.
Frank j. ,Zahasky was a business
caller in jackson Jet, Wednesday.
James Andera was busy Thursday
putting lightning rode on Mrs. Mary
Andera's residence and barn.
During the storm of April %. Thurs
day night lightning struck the John
Bouska. ST.. barn and burned it to
the ground. About 80 head of cattle.
mare and colt, hay. harness and other
contents that were in the barn were
destroyed.
John Fencl, son Will, daughters
Frances and Rose autoed to Cresco
Thursday.
Tillie Skoda and Ida Shores, who
work in Lawler, came ur SATURDAY for
. brief visit,
Joseph Kostka made a trip to Jack
son Jet, Saturday.
Mrs. Wm. M. KaAishek, Mr.. and
J Mrs. Charles Kalishek and son Bonnie
spent Sunday visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kalishek.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Svestka, of
q jackson Jet. and their daughter Mrs.
Chas. Balik, of Mason City were visit
ing relatives here Sunday.
Ludwig Ptachek and family autoed
from Cresco Sunday.
An entertainment and box sociable
L. ~:,,An tho vNa,hlir ochOOl in
New Oregon No. 10 on Friday even
ing May 9Th, 1914. Emma Mlady, the
teacher is doing much work to make
it success. All are cordially invited
to attend.
M. and Mrs. John vokaty, Of
Lourdes visited the latter's mother
Mrs. Barbara Jilma, Monday and Tues
day. .,@ 3. s
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ellingson, Of
Saude were Protivin shoppers Monday.
Mrs. Anna Zahasky and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w. Sobolik autoed to Cres-
co Sunday where they visited relatives.
George Vschta was at jackson Jet,
Monday.
Frank Fisher, of Lourdes was bust.
ness trans actor here Monday.
Mrs. Tony Shores and sister, Regina
Zahasky, are visiting near Ridgeway
with their sister Mrs. John Herold.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. James Ziech-
elk, a daughter April, %, 1914. The
writer extends hearty congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Pecinovsky
and son Leonard autoed to Spillville
Sunday.
Mamie Skoda went to Lawler Tues
day.
Lewis Tuchek and his carpenters are
building a residence for George Vachta.
Henry Weist, Of Fort Atkinson de-
livered load of flour to Fred Lukes.
James Vrba was down from Spill
vile Monday.
Frank Polansky was Lourdes visit
or Tuesday.
100 or only so acres off the John Pin
. ter farm south Of Protivin for sale.
Easy terms at 6 per cent. Write at
once. Frank Pouska, Administrator,
Fl. Atkinson, Iowa. 34t4
Nntended for last week.
W.. j. Kalishek purchased a ''Krit"
auto recently
James Malek autoed from Schley
Thursday.
James Kubik was a Lawler visitor
Wednesday.
Abbie Tupy visited Protivin friends
Saturday afternoon.
William Polashek was business cal
Ter in Jackson Junction Monday,
E. j. Lukes left Monday on visit to
Mason City and other cities.
Klimesh Auto Co. have sold an Over
land auto to Joseph Hubka.
Geo. Vachta was a Lawler visitor
Monday.
VIM. Poashek made trip to Calmar
Wednesday.
J j. Lukes was business caller in
Jackson Junction Tuesday.
Rev. Rudolph Lakomy and w. C.
Dostal autoed to L0urdes Saturday. r.
Frances Pecinovsky is visiting rela-
tives here.
Frances Still is visiting her grand
ma, Mrs. Mary Wendell.
Master Jimmie Klima returned from
A0WlST OdtuIuoy oAISA q VlSlt Will ND
sister, Mrs. Joseph W. Kovarik.
Regina Zahasky was at Spillville the
the fore part Of the week visiting rel.
atives and friends.
August Lukes who is attending the
High school ia Cresco came home Fri
day for short visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lukes:
Ths forthcoming marriage of Theo-
dore Bouska and Christine Jirak. was
announced at the Holy Trinity church
Sunday.
Fred Lukes is tearing down his old
residence and will erect commodious
one on the place,
John ]. Jirak and son bought Per-
cheron stallion from Mr.. Shekleton at
Lawler. It's q fine dapple gray,
weighing 2010 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Kalishek, who
came from Lisbon. N. D., were pleas
antly surprised Saturday evening. P:
B. Band welcomed them to our city by
playing several fine selections. Then
the Band departed for their homes