Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-19
COUNTY IENs.
LIME SPRINGS.

LIME SPRINGS.
Martin johnson, of Cresco, was in
Gown Wednesday to superintend the
work on the building that is to be occu-
. ss c1 in few weeks BY the Hub o'''N-
ss Mrs. S. A. Miller and Harriet Owens
4 = 4.~-y to Sunday.
Rev. D. R. Jones, who has been Wis
ring relatives in Bristol and IN Lime
Springs. preached in the Welsh church
J Sunday.
Herbert Moulton, of North Dakota,
came home Wednesday for short visit
I wiz mis- parents. Mr.. and Mrs Lester
Noulton.
81 C2em Mcintosh, of DEBORAH, came
! Wednesday for visit with relatives
here.
Mary Rice, of Cresco, whoshas> been
visiting Marguerite Jones for4the past
4 week, returned home Monday.night.
w. r. Reitz, of Miles City, Mont,
came Monday evening for visit with
friends here.
IS DR.. Freemire returned home from his
& 1usiness trip to Minneapolis, Monday
& Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Cray leave for
DesMoines Friday.
Mrs. John Price and Mrs. D. II.
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Morris
4 and Mr.. and Mrs. Gershom Morris
/ attended the funeral of Mrs. Henry
DaAcock. at Chester, Monday after,
noon. The burial was at Pleasant Hill
cemetery.
Hub Haven was an Austin vlsltor pe-
\ trains TN1oc6av
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Williams will
soon move their goods here, as tney
have rented rooms in the Ellis owens
! house.
Miss Mary Jones, after spending a
few days at home, returned to Man
kato, Mimi, where she will resume her
duties as Normal student.
Mrs. Gilbert Moar and daughter
Yernetta were Cresco visitors FRIDAY.
Leone Larson, of Chester, was an
]; ever Sunday visitor at the Barlow
home.
Percy Best was in charge of the dray
4 line for few days last week, while
John Arneson went to Preston.
A ypod crowd attended the St. Pat
nick program given by the Literary
II Society at the school house Friday
evening.
Earl Henry and Will Kerr were up
from Cresco on business Tuesday
Glen Jones was Cresco caller be-
tween trains Friday.
Martha Perry, who has been visiting
ler aunt. Mrs. Robert Hughes, lett 1or
Mortified, Mimi, on Wednesday
Mrs. r. M. Roberts was Chester
visitor Friday.
Maud Mourer, of Chester, came Mon
Day to assist Mrs. Wilbur Wells IN the
millinery shop.
Mrs. A. D. Buck is visiting with her
laughter, Mrs. F. Knapp.
Mr., Talcott, who has been employed
+, the Sun Herald Office, left Monday
for Kansas City.
Boyd Irvine entertained several little
toys Saturday afternoon in honor OF
4 Lis 7th birthday anniversary.
piBert Morrison, of DEBORAH, was up
inlusiness Monday. asfjs;
follo BLY, went to Fayette Tuesday
s a.shcrt visit With bis bis cSSAsin' Har-
\ "a Morrison. Y ss. a, rsSds2
u Earl Lucas lta returned from Austin.
saturday, where he has been visiting
I bis parents.
3 Mrs. Jack Lean and Mrs. Richard
Frost are on the sick list.
Elsie Peterson, after an extended
visit with relatives at Calmar, returned
lome Friday.
Robert Thomas, of LAGRANGE, ILL.,.
= visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
p. K Jones.
Misses Alice and Laura Pummer,. OF
SpFing Valley, came Friday for visit
sc the DR.. Plummer home.
I, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lidke,, after
spending several days with relatives
Iere. returned to their home at Cresco,
Monday.
Glen Jones, after spending two weeks
It home. returned to Cedar Rapids,
Monday, where he will again take up
His school duties at the business college.
Joe Williams was an over Sunday
visitor At. the home of his daughter,
Mrs. C. v. Summers, at Charles City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat. Whalen were over
sunday visitors at Cresco.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Humphrey spent
Sunday in Chester.
Wesley Sheets went to Cresco Friday
o visit his father, who is employed IN
The Times Office.
Mrs. Ed o. Jones was Cresco caller
Wednesday.