Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-08
CHESTER.

CHESTER.
| G. M. Spencer and family autoed to
Lime Springs Wednesday morning.
Zina Fessenden, the County Supt.,
autoed up from Cresco Wednesday.
Fred Lawson, of Fayette, has been
visiting Geo. Owens for the past week.
Mrs. Geo. Hall and children came up
from Lime Springs Wednesday to at
tend the birthday party at the Chas.
Hall home.
Chas. Hall autoed to Lime Springs
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Farmer returned
to their home in Adams Thursday, af-
ter few days visit with Mrs. Farm
er's sister, Mrs. John Halsted.
John Bratrude, of Thief River Falls,
come to Chester Thursday tor a few
days visit with his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Bratrude.
Mrs. w. j. Barker was passenger
to Minneapolis, Owatonna and Farm
ington, Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Hall gave birthday par
ty Wednesday for her two sons, Verlie
and Charlie, entertaining seventeen
children. They all reporteda nice time.
Mrs. Fred Baldwin and sons Tucker
and Freddie, autoed to LIE Roy Wednes-
day morning.
Mrs. R. F. Jones went to Harmony
Wednesday.
Myrt Jones and Sara Frost autoed to
LIE Roy Friday.
Jud Baldwin autoed to LIE Roy Friday.
Frances Barlow returned to her home
in Lime Springs Friday evening after
a few days visit with Miss Avis Wine
gar.
Myrt Jones was passenger to Min
neapolis Saturday, where she expects
to make her future home.
Mrs. Leah Conklin came down from
it with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Tom
Conklln.
Opal Baldwin, Marie Frost, C. A.
Dennsted and Mr.. and Mrs. Webster,
autoed over to Saratoga Friday evening
and attended the dance, all reporting
very good time.
Messrs Dennsted and Webster autoed
over to Saratoga Friday afternoon and
attended the ball game.
Chas. Thomas had hislbarn reshingled
Win Cray went to Rochester Friday
night.
w. C. Smith has painted the interior
of the new post office.
w. C. Smith had drai i put in the
cellar of his residence last week.
Dave Thomas, of Lime Springs, was
a Chester business caller Saturday.
Van Stiles, of LIE Roy, was calling on
Chester friends last Thursday.
Peter Leland, Geo. Wallace and Ole
Ness were LIE Roy callers Saturday
evening.
Geo. Lee and family of Grasston,
Mimi, visited few days last week at
the L. l.. Phifer home. i
L. w. Clark had the sand hauled
which will be used in cementing the
basement floor of his store building.
O. Sewers and family departed for
KNOXVILLE Mo-, Wednesday to visit the
formers parents, stopping off at Des
Moines and viewing the fair one day.
John Cray was up from l. me Springs
on business Saturday.
Mrs. R. j. Stintzi returned to her
home in Chester after week visit at
Cresco at the Fred Burr home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster, Mrs. w. H.
Frost, Marie Frost and Opal Baldwin
autoed to Line Springs Saturday even
ing and to LIE Roy on Sunday.
Chas. Hall and family and Sarah
Frost and Rennie Hall autoed to Lime
Lime Springs, Sunday.
Art. Almond, of Preston, visited at
the Chas. Hall home, Sunday, and went
to Minneapolis, Monday morning to
attend the Fair.
Archie Winslow was a Lime Springs
business caller, Monday.
| w. Cray's entertained Lime Springs
guests for six o'clock dinner, Saturday.
Covers were laid for eighteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Patrick, of Boone,
Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Feathers,
Of St. Joseph, Mich, have returned to
their homes, after visiting at the w.
Cray home.
Mrs. w. Cray attended Star at Lime
Springs, Friday evening, remaining
until Saturday noon for visit with her
son, Joe Cray and wife.
The Shakespearean Club met with
w. Cray, Monday evening.
C. A. Demstedt returned to his home
i'll Albert Lea, Tuesday.