Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-07-28
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CHESTER.

Violet HOOpman returned to Chester
Thursday after few days visit at the
Ed Hoopman residence At Cresco. Hel
grandfather, Seth Louden, autoed tt
Cherry Grove withher, where she lives
Freddie Baldwin, with his mother ane
father, autoed to LIE Roy, Thursday.
Dick Frost and wife and daughter
Nancy, and Miss Minnie Frost were
callers at the Frost home Thursday.
Chas. Hall, wife and children, ane
Mrs. Ray Benedict and Sara Frost took
their dinner down at the river Friday
P. M. Hastings and wife have moved
to LIE Roy to live with the latter's pa
rents until Sept. l. They will Their
move on the farm southwest of Chester
which is now occupied by his brother.
Lana Thomas is assisting in the Cap
per & Thomas store during the abse ice
of Miss Grace Halver.
Alex Hotvedt had horse killed by
lightning last week.
F. A. Eggrich has his new garage
completed.
Vern Winslow is suffering from an
abcess on the left hand.
w. F. Carter has purchased nice
bunch of sheep.
R. j. Stintzi is making preparation
for the erection of new barn.
Herb Maurer is assisting w. T. Howe
in the restaurant.
Miss Wilhelm, of Dakota, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Wilhelm, for a
few days.
Mrs. Ray Benedict was a Lime
Springs caller Wednesday.
Mrs. Ray Benedict returned to her
home in Minneapolis after q six week s
visit with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Hall,
and family.
Mr.. Scharnweber, OF. Cresco, was WIS.,
iting his daughter, Mrs. Groenenboom,
Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Goodman, of Bixby, N. D.
came Saturday for visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Len Louden.
Joe Hall was up from Lime Springs
Saturday.
Chas. Hall and family went to Lime
Springs Saturday evening to visit the
formers brother, Joe Hall.
Geo. Cray was up from Lime Springs
Saturday.
Walt Smith and wife and the latter's
sister, Alice Lstcham, went to Lime
Springs Saturday evening.
]. E. McEneney and son returned to
Cresco Saturday evening.
Chas. Morey returned from Montana
Saturday where he had been looking
over the land and expects to buy.
Archie Winslow, Edna Maurer, Mrs.
Roberts and Mrs. Stintzi autoed to
Cresco Saturday morning.
Mrs. Roy Jones went to Lin. Springs
Friday.
The storm Saturday afternoon blew
over Geo. Ness silo, and tore trees up
by the roots.
Earl Pike was hauling tile over to
Cherry Grove Thursday.
Roy Jones autoed to Lime Springs
Friday.
Honey Meighan and lady friend au-
toed up from Lime Springs Sunday and
spent the day with his mother.
Sara Frost and Rennie Hall autoed to
Lime Springs Sunday.
Hank Veibrock autoed up from Lime
Springs Sunday.
R. J. Stintzi and w. j. Christensen
went to St. Paul Sunday.
Freddie Baldwin and Otto Spencer
autoed to LIE Roy Sunday evening.
Roy Wells was at Lime Springs Sum-
day.
Carl Maehling and Mr.. Carlson and
Chester Sunday.
S. v. Moen left by auto for Theft
River Falls Sunday, on land deal.
Chas. Hall and Frank Kniffen were
in Cresco Monday morning on business.
John Williamson and wife, of Bur-
lington, came Monday to visit Mrs.
Williamson's sister, Mrs. Chas. Lake.
Mrs. Wyn Maurer, of Fl. Atkinson,
came Monday for visit with her ia
ther-in-law, Fred Maurer and family
Mrs. G. V. Wells was down from LIE
Roy Monday to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Baerman autoed
up from Lime Springs Sunday.
Leone Eaton, of Cresco, came Tues
day to visit at the Barrett and Eaton
homes.
Walt Smith is repainting the coal
sheds, which improves them very much.
Arthur Beurden came last week to
visit his cousin. S. V. Moen and family.
Ole Olson, of LIE Roy, was in Chester
Tuesday.
G. M. Spencer and son Otto are doing
carpenter work in Lime Springs this
week.
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