Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-04-02
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HIGH SCHOl0I NOTES.
4 COUNTY news.
LIME SPRINGS.

Cora Woods and Marguerite Jones
left Friday for Mason City for few
days visit with friends.
Cathryn Jepson, of Minneapolis, came
Friday night for few days visit at
Y the j. J. Williams home. On Monday
night she accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Tan Jones to their home at Madison,
Wis.
Neil Miller came Saturday from Owa-
tona, for visit at home.
Geo. Spencer and family, of Chester,
were visitors here Saturday.
Joshua Williams left Friday to again
take up his claim in Montana. He will
stop in Minneapolis for few days vis-
it with friends.
Evan Griffith was a Cresco visitor
Wednesday.
Elizabeth and Ida Jones, who are at
/ tending school in Minneapolis, came
Saturday for two weeks vacation at
home.
Gilbert Jones and John Ruesink left
Tuesday for Grass Range, Mont, where
they will take up claims.
sy Nan Frost, of Waukon, is home for
& a weeks vacation.
ii Jessie and Ruth Cue came Tuesday
from Fayette, being called by the seri-
business illness of their mother, Mrs.
Horatio Cue.
Lyman Carpenter came Wednesday
from Huxley, Ill.,, for short visit
with friends here.
Mrs. A. R. johnson entertained the
presbyterian Ladies Aid on wednesday
afternoon.
Harriet D. Owens entertained at
six O'Clock dinner saturday evening, the
Misses Helen Book, Selma Sjobren
and Alma Bratrud, of Chester.
Lester Moar, who is employed in the
Spencer garage at Leroy, was at home
Sunday.
Madge Perry came up from Cresco
Saturday.
John d. Thomas left Saturday for
Minneapolis, where he spent Sunday
with his parents.
Arthur Evans and Joe Hugh returned
to Cornell Monday.
Gwendolyn Williams, Of Evanston,
NE, came Monday for visit at the Il.
w. Thomas home.
Walter Paul came from Brookings,
S. D., Saturday for a visit with rela-
tives here.
]. Donald Moore, Cyril and Lyman Car
penter. Dr.. r. M. Welsh and w. E.
Kerr were guests at dinner Sunday at
the d. E. Horton home.
Birdena Hoppe went to Cresco Fri
xlav for q visit with relatives there.
George Drake and sister Mary left
Saturday for their home at Billings,
Mont. They will spend Sunday IN the
Cities with relatives.
Mrs. Dan Roberts went to Cresco
Friday!to visit her husband, who is
patient at Mercy hospital.
Mrs. Oscar Taraldson, Mrs. H. w.
Plummer and Mrs. H. H. Sanborn
were Austin shoppers Tuesday.
Mrs. Steve Jones and Mrs. Cathyrn
Roberts were Cresco visitors Saturday.
Walter Morris is visiting friends and
relatives in Minneapolis.
Miss McCook of Cresco was visitor at
the F. M. Stevens home Thursday.
s AT. the speeial school election Monday
D. 81. Horton and Hugh =. Jones Were
elected 10 All the vacancies.
Mrs. Henry Hewett returned from
Canton, Saturday.
Mrs. d. K. Jones passed away at her
home on Saturday evening and the fun-
eral was at the WEIGH church Monday.
The body was taken to Chicago for
burial.
James Lewis, of Wendred, S. D., is
Visiting friends and relatives here.
The Hub Clothing Store opens Friday.
I This is most responsible firm and it
will pay to deal with them.
Wesley Johnson was Cresco caller
Saturday.
Cyril Carpenter who has been visit
ing here for the past month returned
20 HI home ct Hinckley, ILL.,, Monday
night.
Neil Miller was a Chester visitor
Tuesday.
Friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Woods of Mora, MINI, were griev-
ed to hear Monday of the death of their
little son Frank, aged two. Saturday
evening, while starting toward his
mother to blow out Q lighted match
match which she held, he in some man
ner fell backwards into a tub of hot
water, just as her warning reached
him. The body was brought back here
for burial and the funeral was at the
home of Mrs. Alice Woods at 200 p.
M, Wednesday.