Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-05
COUNTY News.
LIME SPRINGS.

atives, returning home Monday.
Walter Smith, Will Hammond and
Tucker Baldwin, of Chester, attended
the dance, Friday night.
Harry iEfou TX and Vale Frost drove
CHESTER, Sunday.
Ivnn Horton, who has been at Mercy
hospital, recovered sufficiently from
the effects of his operation to return
home, Thursday.
arthur Maggie. who has been on his
farm near Detroit, Minnesota, returned
h Thursday.
Chauncy Peck. of Cresco, attended
the dance here, Friday night.
D. E. Horton was Cresco caller,
Tuesday.
Alma Swi,zer. of Mason City, was a
guest at the Cora Woods home, from
Thursday to Saturday.
wilma Barlow visited friends in
Chester over Sunday.
Beryl Burns and Violette Horton
we't. Cresce visitors, Friday.
Bert Nagle left Tuesday noon for
Detroit, Minnesota. where ne will AID
his brother Howard in The farm work
t. he coming season.
ilbert Moore went to Mercy Hos
pitai at Cresco, Thursday, for an oper-
atinn for appendicitis.
Vincent Horton and Loren johnson
were visitors in Cresco. Sunday.
R. o. Hughes and wife, accompanied
by Mrs. Clarence Peterson, came from
Cresco, Wednesday noon.
Mrs. G. A. Rowland, Mrs. S. A.
Miller, Emma Hovey and Harry Owens
visited at the o. L. Gordon home, Sun.
day afternoon.
A. party of young people of Lime
Springs and surrounding country were
entertained at the Swan lsaacson home,
Friday evening.
w. R. Reitz. of Miles City, Montana,
returned home Saturday, after an
extended visit with friends and rela-
tives here and in the surrounding towns.
Robert Larcham and wife spent Sun
d. IN Chester at the home of Mrs.
CHAINS sister, Mrs. Hoopman.
q K Elwood and wife were Cresco
callers, Saturday.
= w. Maehling has been laid up for
past few days with lame foot.
zoe williams spent Sunday at Charles
~ at the home of his daughter. Mrs.
=. Summers.
ISIS Book accompanied Miss Sjoebun
Ter home at DEBORAH over Sunday.
irs. l.. Umhoefer left Wednesday
for Minneapolis for q brief visit with
1e.atives. -
Percy and Harry Haven spent Sun.
G.. in Austin with their mother and
t er Marion.
orman Haven returned home Satur-
from business trip to California.
Mrs. wyant left for Mason City. Fri.
=. after visiting a few days at the
ne of her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Black.
rofessor Mozingo went to Cresco.
day, as one of the judges of the
sco-Osage debate.
Dr. W. B. Coats, Of Austin, was a
J. mess caller here for few days last
week. 81 -
r. CD Horton and daughter Joy,
o. Calmar, visited relatives here, Fri.
L. G. Fiske and wife came up from
CISCO, Thursday, to visit with her
{ ndfather, Paul Thomas.
Lois Elwood came from Des Moines.
Thursday, for short visit at home.
Gladys Jesum. of Minneapolis, visited
at the Arthur Hall home, few days
last week.
walter Ludwig and wife, accompanied
by Ruth Mead, left Wednesday for
McCallsburg. Iowa.
Mr.. T. F. Van Leuven went to
Usage, Friday. to attend the funeral Of
her bfother-in.law, George Van Leuven.
Bert johnson was q Cresco caller,
friday.
will E. Kerr was up from Cresco.
wednesday.
A. Jensen, wife and little daughter
Arlene left for their home at Sioux
Falls, Thursday morning.
Mrs. E. Duerdin went to Chester,
Thursday, after few days visit at
the home of Mrs. R. NJ. Roberts.
Herman Lidtke and wife were Cres-
co visitors, Friday.
Mrs. K. Rogeness returned to Ossian,
wednesday, after a visit at the home
of her brother, Andrew Bergeson.
Lester Moar went to LIE Roy, Satur-
day.
Mat. whalen was Cresco business
caller, wednesday.
G.. A. Rowland left ior Chicago, Sun
day morning, on business, returning
hume Tuesday noon.
w. L. Barnes, Of Chester, was in
town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baumgartner returned
from Cresco. Tuesday.
John Ruesink is employed in the
barber shop during Carl Maehling s
absence.
/. C. Sheets and little son wes'ey
were Cresco callers, Tuesday.
will Holden. of Lawler, came Monday
to assist in the spring work IN the
Chaplain farm.
Leone Lusk, of Chester, came Monday
to work in wells cafe.
Clarence Arsers, of Usage, returne d
home Monday, after Q few days visit
1t the home of his grandparents, Mr..
aud Mira. Owen Hughes.