Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-12-03
TWIN VILLAGES.


visiting relatives and friends here.
Desmond Hunt returned to his school at
Winnebago City on Monday, after
spending week at home.
Jessie Bronner came from Austin on
Wednesday evening to spend Thanks
giving with folks at home.
E. F. Sims and wife entertained on
Thanksgiving Claude Weatherford and
family of Cresco, r. r. Crowell and
family of Harmony, Mrs. VIM. Keune
and sons Herbert and Wesley, Amel
Keune and family and C. w. Newmil-
Ter and family.
D. M. Hunt and wife entertained for
Thanksgiving dinner F. A. Crowell and
family.
j. A. Ludwig and wife entertained
for Thanksgiving dinner a great many
of their friends.
Mrs. Frazer, of Mitchell, S. D., is
here visiting her sisters, Mrs. Geo. and
John Ludwig.
r. w. McCloud spent Thanksgiving
with his sister, Mrs. Schoonhaven, at
Elgin. III.
Miss Ausland spent Thanksgiving
with friends at Ostrander, MINI.
Carl Martin ate turkey on Thanks
giving day with home folks.
Eunice Copeman has spent several
days with home folks.
Ben Serfing returned home in time
to eat Thanksgiving dinner. He has
been in Canada for several weeks look.
ing after his farm interests.
After an illness of several weeks,
Fred Ahrns passed away on Friday al
about 3 o'clock p. m. He had been &
great sufferer for several years. The
funeral was held st o'clock, Monday,
Nov. 18th, at the German Lutheran
Church, interment in the Lutheran
cemetery. His sister, Mrs. Gust Use,
from Milwaukee, Wis, was here at the
funeral.
Otto Serfling and wife, and Fred
Martin and family spent Thanksgiving
at the home of Geo. Grooteboer.
Bert Rix and wife entertained for
Thanksgiving dinner j. Painter and
family, and MIR. and Mrs. E. A. Crow
ell of Cresco.
John Grooteboer and family spent
Sunday at the home of Geo. Ludwig.
DAVIS COhNCRS
A very delightful Thanksgiving day
was spend at Mr.. and Mrs. John Mus
els which will long be remembered by
those who were present and enjoyed it
thoroughly.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. Mast entertained q
number of relatives and friends for
dinner last Thursday.
Archie Mohs helped Henry Mayer
with his farm work the last two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kaupel spent
Thanksgiving with John Musel and
family.
Willie Aberly, who has been visiting
in Wisconsin, returned home last part
Of the week.
Frank Meas and family took Thanks
giving dinner with M. Dvorak and fam
lily near Howard Center.
Joseph Vrbna made trip to Vagts
Bros. Sunday morning.
John Musel took his parents to Alta
Vista last Saturday where they left
for their home in the south to remain
this winter.
Francis Clancy, from Cresco, passed
through here Sunday afternoon.
John Machovec and Frank Navotny
and families spent Thursday with Tony
Mach0vec.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Wilmot spent
Sunday with A. S. Bolinger and family.
John Moldenhauer was Q business
caller on F. ]. Dvorak lastMonday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Livingstone
transacted business at Davis Corners
Sunday evening.
Frank Dieken called on Theo. Dick
en- Sunday afternoon.
L. A. Moranda spent Sunday with
his father who is very poorly in health.
H. C. Butler has been building .
new hog house on his farm.
Aug. Aberly, our storekeeper. is
busy hauling goods from Lime Springs,
supplying for winter trade.
Francis Dvorak made . business trip
to John Ausel Tuesday.
w. d. Livingstone is busy fencing
his farm these days.
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