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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-20
An, Early Summer Bathing Suit

stay. If it is made to slip on. u..
little suit, fastening in front or Il ny
with a single row of clasps. woolsn Osek
boomers or tights are worn VII ,,ss'',l
Three,piece suits are also seen, but b'a Nv. !.
complications arc a drawback 'osll
The notable feature about tbo ~.
this suit is the return Of sleeves z
puffed baby" sleeves. or wilde e.oa wy
ones are seen on bathing suits tbls lns I'M
In place of the straps which ans,,'a. ~.
for a sleeve last summer. 1t is tosSs '.s
sott o,ack-striped satin, rendered wal.s'
like that used on bathing cans - e.
front of the blouse crosses at tbs v.,is
forming a glrdle. and clsspina a, ~ ~
back The skirt ls very short ana ~ as'
with ropes Of the material formInsu ,u'.
yoke, yoke over ., the hips. An odd little cap q
cherry red, was the only touch ~ WI =
on the whole costume. NV'ef
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-20
CHILDREN'S CORNER
Frisky Cottontail Goes House Hunting

was a real adventurer, and she loved
to explore.
The first place she went was the golden
glow bed. There she hid among the tall
green stalks till she got her bearings
and had decided what to do next
But you never could guess what she
really did next.
She looked around from the safe shell
ter of the golden glow bed for a few
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-20
WILL CELEBRATE GRADUATION
20 Nurses at Jefferson Hospital to En-.
Joy Program Tonight.

Twenty girls. students at the TrainIrs
School for Nurses of the Jefferson Medi.
call College Hospital, 10th and Walnut
streets, will celebrate their graduation
from that institution in the hospital 10.
night. The program will begin with 4
number of musical selections followed BY
a prayer by the Rev. DIR. Edwin HeyI
Delk.
The graduates are Miss Hattie Allen.
Miss Ada X. Butz. Miss Carrie N. Cas-.
sell Miss Margaret NJ Dorsey Miss
Eleanor c. Faubel, Miss Sara Gonder,
Miss Elizabeth Thackara Heaton, Miss
Mary A. James, Miss Virginia NJ Kass.
abian. Miss Adele NJ. Lewis, Miss Jean.
ette L. Litter. Miss Nora Martin Miss
Dorothy Mathews, Miss Mary A. owena
Miss Sara M. Peters. Miss Jessie Rora.
baugh. Miss Ethel S. Smith, Miss Ann
F. Warren and Miss Margaret Yochlm
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-20
Song

We break the glass. whose sacred wine
To some beloved health we drain,
Lest future pledges. less divine.
Should e'er the hallowed toy profane;
And thus broke a heart that poured
Its tide of feelings out for thee.
In draught, but after-times deplored,
Yet dear to memory.
And still the old, impassioncd ways
And habits of my mind remain,
And still unhappy light displays
Thine image chambered in my brain,
And still it looks as when the hours
Went by like flights of singing birds,
or that soft chain of spoken flowers.
And airy gems-thy words.
Edward COate Pinkney.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-20

Tr's AN easy matter TO preach pati.
i tudes when we sit comfortably back
and view the havoc wrought In the lives
OF others by some terrible disaster, by
devastating warfare or by some great
trouble that no one can relieve. But to
accept these platitudes and take conso-
lation from them is very different af-
fair
HTrying to help others is the only thing
left to me- said woman who has just
lost her husband and two sons in the
war. Just at first it seemed that there
was absolutely nothing LETT I felt that
my life was smashed to atoms, that
everything had been taken from me at
one blow! Then something not sure
what-made me sec how wrong 1t was
TO adopt that attitude 1t made me real
ize that though I've lost all that 1 most
care for In life, there are still many
things left-and I'm trying to gather up
the fragments!"
The more think OF her words the more
does their wisdom strike me. Yet this
gathering up of the fragments is a very,
very hard matter For brooding over
great sorrow is the most natural thing
iii the world and at the same time the
most dangerous 1t is so easy to he over
sweeping in our estimate of the relative
Importance OF things. to focus affairs in
our imagination so that we really think
that having lost so much, there can be
nothing left
But that is just where we err. Al
though the sun may have sunk out of our
horizon and the future look desperately
dark and gloomy. there is still the chance
to help other people who have sorrows
1ust as great as our own to bear
''The only possible course to take when
we are overwhelmed by some great and
devastating sorrow" declared another
woman recently, "is to fling ourselves
heart and soul into other peoples in
terests! Yes. at first it is terribly hard.
For the natural inclination is to brood
over the misfortune that has befallen us.
We don't want even TO meet peOiae, much
less have to talk to them or help them
But in the helping of them lies our sole
rsalyaton, Then we shall at least have
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-05
BONAIR.

John Fitzgerald and wife were callers
at the Tom Bird home Thursday.
Dan Drew and wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
Minear we're callers at the Bird home
Sunday. sss'
J. H. Nichols and wife spent Monday
visiting in Leroy, Mimi.
L. E. Grabau left Monday for Wau-
kon.
Robt Owens passed away at the
hospital at Rochester. MIMI, SUNDAY
afternoon. The remains were brought
here Monday night and the funeral was
held at the church Wednesday fore
noon. Sympathy was expressed by
the people in their beautiful floral tri-
butes. Burial was at the Lime Springs
cemetery.
L. M. Phillips left with his car, Mon
day night. for Big Lake. and Mr..
Hlllsabeck left for Marshalltown, his
future home.
Mrs. P. w. Setchell and daughters,
Mrs. Ernest Redman and Mrs. Paul
Auringer, left Saturday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Setchelrs brother,
Lincoln McNight.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-05
NORTHWEST CRESCO.

John McDermott Sr. and John Nc
Dermott Jr. and wife visited Sunday
at the Will Aspel home.
Clara Drilling, from Vernon, is as.
sisting her aunt, Mrs. John Drilling
with her household duties.
Theo. Raker and family moved this
week onto the John Owens farm, form
erly occupied by julius Schrader.
Dave Ferrie and family spent Sun.
day at the Elias Ferrie home.
Joe Kapler entertained company
Friday evening.
Joseph Lusson and wife have move d
onto the Victor Croatt farm, recen tly
vacated by Albert Nichols.
Ernest Rutsch called on his friend
Harry Wa-ling Monday evening.
Viii Aspel and wife and Marguerite
spent Saturday evening at the Vim.
Shea home.
The young folks of John Drilling
visited at Frank DriIlings Sunday.
The school election Monday evening
resulted in Geo. Neiberline beirg elec-
ted director for the coming year.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-05
CHESTER.

Harry lone, went to Rochester Sat.
urday.
Mrs. F. E. Lawson of Fayette was .
Chester visitor last week.
Mrs Fred Nichols of N. D.. was in
Chest last week.
Mr.. Matson, of Madison, Wis, 10
looking after farm interest.
Francis Barlow, of Lime Springs,
came up to spend Sunday.
Mrs. l.. Warren returned from Chica.
60 yesterday.
John Bratrud 10 visiting at the T. C.
Bratrude home.
Frank Vinegar was q Cresco caller
Monday.
C. Mckee is moving bis household
goods to Chester.
Martin Jordon is loading three cars
preparatory to moving to his new home
Mrs. T. E. Lawson was an over Sun
day visitor at the home of A. &. Bar
rett.
Martin Oswald is moving on the
Freemire farm.
Rev. Chas. Marshall and his brother
C. A. of Cresco, we're in Chester be-
tween trains Tuesday.
Ellery Barkerjand II: d. Spencer were
Lime Springs callers Tuesday.
Mrs. j. C. Oleson is visiting friends
ut Bassett for . few days.
John SchsrnWeber is loading . car OF
household goods, having purchased
house in Cresco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron eagles baby il
very sick with pneumonia.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-05
WEST NEW OREGON.

Art Machek and family were callers
at the John Kubik home Sunday.
Harriet Martin and Leona Huber
were Cresco shoppers Saturday.
Andrew Horn and Joe Moravec msde
. business trip to Cresco last week.
Leona Huber returned home from
Calmar after . visit with her brother.
Mrs. Valvoda went to Jackson juno
ton last week to visit her brother
Frank.
Mrs. Art Mrachek visited at the VIM.
Hosek home last Wednesday.
Julius Huber was . business caller
at Calmar Saturday.
Andrew Horn and wife called at the
Albert Hovorka home Tuesday.
Wilma Huber stayed over Thursday
night with Mrs. Joe Malek.
Louis Malek started to work for VIM
Hosek Monday:
Clarence Huber is assisting Ari MIRA
chek with his work this week.
Will Valvoda and Will Stika called
at the Mike Schlinger home Monday
night.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-05
scHLE,YI.
Fred Decker, wife and daughter
Irma were Cresco shoppers Monday.

Fred Decker, wife and daughter
Irma were Cresco shoppers Monday.
Bert Reinhart and wife are reported
on the sick list. Mr.. Reinhart having
an attack of appendicitis and Mrs.
Reinhart having the measles. We
wish them a speedy recovery.
VIM. Hyke and family have moved
onto their new farm. near Harmony.
Joe Patchek. wife and baby called at
the T. J. Hooper home last Friday!
Mike Derr, wife and son Louis re-
turned home Tuesday from a three
weeks visit with friends and relatives
residing at different points in Mime
sofa.
Geo. "Opens, wife and children re-
turned to Cresco last week. after a
months visit with relatives in this vi
cinity.
Albert Reinhart and wife called at
the Henry Rethamel home Sunday.
Quite number from this vicinity at
tended the funeral of Jake Frank at
Cresco Tuesday.
Fred Derr. wife and daughter called
at the Adam Frank home Thursday
night of last week.
Ida and Earl Rethamel are both sick
With the neasley measles.
Among the Cresco callers from this
vicinity Saturday were Guss Paul,
Mike Derr, Jr.. Fred Derr, Frank
Hron and T. j. Hooper.
j. J. McCarvilie, wife and two child
rem, and John Ohmacht and wife call
ed at the Mike Derr home Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Henry Rethamel returned home
Saturday, after few days visit with
relatives at Cresco.
Tom Reynolds is moving onto his
farm from Elms, and Mr.. Larkins is
Hyke.
Henry Rethamel assisted John
Ohmath ut delivering corn to Cresco Sat-
urday.
Louis Moravez and two sisters at
tended church at Protivin Sunday.
Fred Curtin and wife and baby left
last week for few weeks visit with
relatives at McGregor.
M. A. Derr assisted John Bilek NOV
ing to Ema Monday.
Dr.. Graf, from Cresco made pro-
leSSlOudt call NJ CUS CISu OeII uOLlS
one day last week.
Relatives residing in this vicinity re-
ceived the sad news last week of the
death of Bernard DohertY at his home
in Montana. Mr.. Doherek was a for.
mer resident here Dleaving here about
IA years ago for the west. He had
been sin i'll health for the past year,
death resulting from cancer. The
family have the sympathy of their
many friends residing here.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-05
DAVIS CORNERS

Jim Krall, accompanied by Matilda
Krall, was Cresco shopper, Thursday.
Ed Jarosh and Frank Kubichek were
Elma callers, one day last week.
John Aberly snd wife were Cresco
shoppers. last Thursday.
Mrs. John Mast visited with her
mother, Mrs. Aug. Aberly, one day
last week.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jarosh,
baby girl Here's congratulations.
Charles Ranc was . business caller
at Lime Springs, Friday.
John Mast was q caller 1T Lime
Springs, Friday.
John Aberly and wife and the Gard.
ner and Kubicek families were royalty
entertained at the John Hawk home,
Friday evening.
Anil Prohasky was shopping at Cres.
CO. Saturday.
Frank Dvorak called at Cresco, Fri
day, and was accompanied home BY bis
brother and sister, Charley and Helen.
Mrs. Edna Aberly called on her
friends, Agnes Kubicek and Louisa
Jarosh, Friday morning.
John Drtina was q Cresco shopper,
Friday.
Will Jarosh and wife entertained .
number of their friends, Saturday
evening.
Billie Aberly was at Cresco, Saturday
Josephine Krall spent Sunday with
Matilda Krall.
Anil Prohasky went to John Musels
Monday, where he will work the COM
ing year.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-05
MAPLE LEAF.

DR.. Mulick was seen in our village
last Sunday.
Frank and Agnes Kubichek enter
tanned company Sunday afternoon.
Emil Hintz called on Fred Groth SUM-
day afternoon.
Geo. Herplinck, is visiting his brother
on the farm this week
James Beran and family made Wis
it at the Fred 1Buresh home, near Sara
toga, Sunday. as@
Frank Bigley and Frank Roman were
Maple Leaf callers Sunday afternoon.
Joe Kadera and family made visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Houser
last Sunday.
Adolph Kaksc made call at Sara.
toga Sunday.
Albert Biwer moved to Elma last
week, where he and his wife will make
their future home.
Will and George Bigley are busy
hauling hay from Fred Bartel's.
Will Groth, Jr., was business caller
at Elma last Saturday.
Anton Roman made business trip to
Elma Friday.
Albert Frana hauled lumbers Friday.
Adolph Kakac made a trip to Elma
Friday.
Pat Stevenson was seen in our village
last Monday.
Will Jarosh, Jim Yak and Mike Bron.
ner were Alta Vista callars Friday.
Joe Kadera was caller in Elma last
week.
Fred Buresh made business trip to
Elma last Tuesday.
Will Dinger drove over to Sam Ding
er's, near Howard Center, last Friday
to get his daughter Ruth. who has been
visiting there for some time.
Frank Roman helped Adolph Kakac
butcher Saturday.
Bert Wilkes, of Riceville, was seen
in our village Saturday. sl
John Wacha marketed some hogs at
Lime Springs last Saturday. He was
assisted by neighbors.
Fred Buresh and John Zidlicky made
a business call at Elma last week.
Dick Laue was transacting business
in Elma last week Friday.
Ed Jarosh and Frank Kubichek drove
to Alta Vista last Thursday.
Jim Houska called on Adolph Kakac
last week.
Frank Wacha delivered a bunch of
hogs at Lime Springs last Friday and
received the top price.
DR.. Jones called at Anton Roman 8
Monday to treat sick horse.
Will Bigley made trip to Elma last
Monday
Joe and Charles Ranc were Alta
Vista callers last Monday. Joe took
the passenger from there to Des Moines,
where he will work in bank.
Agnes Kubichek visited with her sis
ter, Mrs. A. Kakac, a few days this
week.
M.F Bigley delivered some cattle
to Wilkes, in Riceville, Monday.
Harry and George Herplinck were
seen in our village Sunday afternoon.
Henry Callahan made busieess trip
to Elma last Monday.
Frank Ranc started to work for
Ernest Bartels, for the summer, last
Monday.
Muriel Rite and Miss Stevenson called
on Gladys and Lucille Bigley Monday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-05
PROTIVIN

Frank w. Jirak and James w. Ko.
bliska returned Saturday from Cedar
Rapids. where they have been visiting
friends.
Elias Weigel and family. of Jerico,
were visiting Mrs. Mary B. Landa
Sunday and Monday.
are at Chicago. ILL.,, where the former
is selecting the latest styles in mill
inery.
w. NJ. Kalishek and wife visited the
latter's mother in Spillville Sunday.
Many from here went to Little Tur-
key Monday to attend the funeral o
Mrs. John Tuchek, Jr.. better known
as Addie Shores. who died Saturday at
her home in Calmar.
J. D. Bouska and wife, j. F. Pecin-
ovsky and F. J. Fencl and wife we're
among the Cresco callers Friday.
Thresa Pecinovsky visited last week
1T the home Of her sister, Mrs. John
Svestka.
Frank Fisher and John Vokaty and
wife were oyer from Lourdes last Mon.
day.
The Sisters of St. Francis and Will
liam Polashek we're at Cresco Satur-
day.
Glen Bowers and wife, of Ridgeway
visited the latter's home here Sunday.
Emma Polansky returned to her work
in Calmar Monday.
James Malek, of Schley was caller
here last Sunday.
Thomas Jira, James and Frank H.
Chyle were Cresco business visitors
Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Michale and little
daughter are visiting here at the home
of her mother Mrs. Mary Andera.
DR.. Robt. Jameson was called to the
Chas. Kalishek's home Monday night.
Adolph Kovarik was reported to be
sick.
A. ]. Mikesh returned from Spill.
vile Saturday, after visit 1g bis moth
er few days.
Paul Landa was a caller in Lawler
Saturday.
George Mikots. of SpiIlville called
here Tuesday.
John j. Mikesh is at Spillville visit.
ing bis mother who is sick.
Mrs. John Herold, of near Ridge
way is visiting this week here, beE
mother Mrs. Kate Zahasky.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-05
OTTER CREEK CLIPPINGS.

y
Mrs. Rollie Kratz spent pleasant
day visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. KratZ, last week Wednes-
day.
A number of elder and young people
had farewell surprise party on Nh.
and Mrs. Rudy Ernst. last week one
evening. The latter are about to move
to the great Northwest. s' .
The members of the W. M. S. Of the
Evangelical church met at the home of
Mrs. l.. N. Day, Of Cresco, this week
Wednesday afternoon.
Albert Mix and son Bonnie took the
noon passenger for Cresco, last week
Wednesday, to get some dental work
done. 80 90
Mike Hruska and wife were enter
tanning company fiom abroad, last
week one day. 1896
Will Kuntz, with the assistance of a
number of his neighbors, marketed
several loads of hogs, recently.
Rev. L. N. Day held preaching serv-
ices at the Evangelical church here last
Sunday morning. There will be one
more service before conference. prob
ably.
Frank Vrba and family, from near
Protivin, made very pleasant callsat
the J. ]. Kreitzer home, last week
Thursday.
Demo Kratz assisted his brother Rollie
at hauling corn, hay, ETC., to the farm
he rented in Sumner Township.
| Ole Sanderson, secretary of the
school board, drove around here last
week among the various sub. districts
posting up notices and distributing
library books.
Rev. and Mrs. L. N. Day spent a
pleasant time, last Sunday afternoon.
with C. Schild and family.
Mrs. Frank Ira and son Roma. Of
Calmar, have been guests of the Albert
Milk family, since last week Saturday.
| Ross Kirschman. who has been
absent from home since last Christm as,
arrived home recently, well pleased
with his sojourn among strangers.
Leslie Bly, and wife are going to
work on the farm near Blufftons vacated
by Arthur Kratz.
| Amel Koch and Theo. Kratz and
wives, Victoria and Amelia Kratz, also
the Vopavas dined with Rot'ert Vopava
and wife of Sumner Township, last
Sunday.
Elsie Bergman, from near Ridge.
way, was visiting friends at Button,
few days, recently.
Mrs. Fred Falck and babe are visit
ing with the formers sister, Mrs.
Robert Vopava, since last week We'd
nesday. They intend to visit also On
der the parental roof of the former a
few days before returning to their
home near Ridgeway.
Bessie Haakenson visit ed her sister,
Mrs. Fred Albertson, from last week
Saturday till this week Monday.
Wesley Kratz. Fred Koch, Ernest
and Peter assisted RoiIie Kratz at
hauling hay to the Joe Hopperstad
farm in Sumner township that he rent
| ed for the coming season.
Fred and Roy Koch. their sisters
Nettie and Leona. also Demo Kratz and
his sisters Malama and Victoria called
on Rollie Kratz and wife. west of OF.
ter Creek. last week Thursday even
ing spending very pleasant time to-
gether. 8I
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-05
RI,.l]lpGEWAY...

L. A. Heimark and wife returned
from Minneapolis Monday evening, at.
ter an absence of ten days.
Neighbors and friends of Cyrus Bar.
foot and wife gave them a surprise
Sunday prior to their moving to De.
corah.
The adult bible class will meet Wed.
nesday evening at the home of A.
w. Dorm, wife and Roy came down
from Cresco Sunday to attend the sur
prise at C. Barfoot's.
w. j. Paley and wife went to Gel.
vein Wednesday to visit their son W.
E. Paley and wife. On their return
they will visit their daughter Mrs. G.
H. Rollins at Fredeficks burg.
John Albers returned to Cresco Sat.
urday, after visiting his brother Henry
Aibers.
Albert Anderson and Ole Brenno
were Cresco visitors Saturday.
G. Bowers and wife went to Cresco
to spend Sunday with home folks.
Spencer Bakken and Lloyd Fosse at.
tended the Million Dollar Doll Friday
evening at DEBORAH.
R. Ernst and wife were pleasantly
surprised Wednesday evening by host
of friends. The playing Of games and
partaking of refreshments occupied the
visitors until the "wee smae" hours.
A purse of $40 was presented the host
and hostess who will soon be leaving
our community. The best wishes OF
ali 90 with them to their new homs
near Hope, N. D.
Enos Barfoot and wife, of Cresco
came down Sunday to attend the party
at the home of her brother Cyrue Bar.
foot.
Alec Hustvedt is moving his house.
hold goods to Chester, where he has
purchased farm and will reside in q
short time
A program and basket social will be
given in the Kirschman school house
Wednesday evening. March 10. Every.
body is invited to come and bring bas-
kets. A play will be given by other
local talent. residents in the district
not in the School.
Alice Kettelson was visitor with
home folks in Cresco over sunday.
ClarencesAga and Olaf Gutto:mson
"Slc OCCOA oil SiSASOIS iOoy.
Anita johnson spent Sunday with
her grandmother, Mrs. wentworth in
Cresco.
L. J. Mali and wife. who have been
visiting their daughter Mrs. John E.
Hopperstad, returned to their home in
DEBORAH Saturday.
Will Rhinehart, of Alta Vista, visit
ed the Butt and Boucher families on
Saturday.
Adela Fosse was a Cresco visitor on
Thursday.
= Frank Butz went to Calmar Satur.
day to visit friends.
Mrs. N. Brenno spent Sunday in
town with Mrs. L. P. Anderson.
Clarence Natvig. of Lawler, came
over to spend few days ut the S.
Gunderson's.
Oscar wemark was a Cresco visitor
Saturday.
Albert Opstedahl was at Cresoo Sat.
urday to visit DR.. Kessel.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-05
WEST VERNON.

Frank Miller returned from Louisi-
ana Thursday.
Cbss. Fish spent Saturday night
With friends in Cresco.
Mr.. Leslie Sebastian spent Thurs
d.v with her mother Mrs. Bouska.
Amandus Schmelzer arrived from
west Union Thursday to visit at the
Frank Miller home.
frank Bouska returned from trip
70 louisiana Thursday.
.ank Miller called on Adolph Peter
Friday.
Leslie Sebastian and wife spent Sum
Nsr ut the Len Sebastian home.
~,ton Eldredge called On Mark Doo-
Djt.'e Sunday.
Ma. Burnikel spent Sunday with
fr;erds in Cresco.
tred Fish and wifea visited with
fr;spds in Cresco Sunday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-03-05
ALBION.

Will Stockman was q DEBORAH visit
or Friday and Saturday of last week.
Geo. Brink and wife, of Granger
were pleasant callers at the Otto
Stevens home Monday.
The farmers Club meeting Friday
evening was we'll attended and. il
could be, an increased interest mani.
Tested. Adjourned to meet the last
Friday in March.
Josie Henke returned to Cresco Mon.
day.
C. c. Mintey, of Bonair was an AL.
bion visitor last week Saturday.
A Mr.. Myers and family, of Ossian
came Saturday to take charge of his
new home recently purchased OF Lew
Milbreth.
Mrs. Peter De Graves entertained
relatives Of Fl. Atkinson part Of the
week.
Albert Nichols moved the first of the
week to the home of his parents.
Orson Wells returned to his home
last week. after several days visit
with relatives and friends of Cresco.
Theodore Gunderson and family
Speut mVuOoy Will ASio8Swoy ASlo
tives.
Lucille Peckham was an over Sunday
visitor with Cresco relatives.
Our new mail carrier is now quite
we'll versed in his new field of lsbor.
J. W. Wells is visiting relatives and
friends In Indiana.
The neighbors and friends Of Lew
70 mil hnn 70
we'll surprise Thursday evening Of last
week, before their departure to their
new home near Ridgeway.
Elmer Bateman and family, of Ores.
CO we're Albion visitors part of last
week.
Hervy Wells came home from Cedar
Rapids Tuesday.
Glad to note that Charlie De Graves
was able to be removed from Mercy
hospital Monday.
N. C. Peckham was a Harmony Wis
itor a couple of days last week.