Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-07-21
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o9Ving.
Traer is putting down $4,000 worth
q paving.
The Country club at independence
has been opened.
"A commercial club has been organ
lsed at Manchester.
Albert Pfranger, near Arlington
0hot and killed himself.
"A new consolidated school building
viii be erected at Geneva.
Adolph Beno, prominent business
man, died at Council Bluffs.
Chris Rold. Of Wapello, was crushed
% death in an auto accident.
Albert King, Of Waukon, was sent
onced to 10 years for forgery.
A fire at the Malcolm Dana home In
CHARLES City did $4,000 damage.
Gus Braizer, aged 80, Of Iowa Falls.
was drowned in the Iowa river.
Four trains carrying troops from
Vermont passed through Des Moines.
The Iowa Shorthand Reporters as
oociation held its meeting at Dubuque.
Barney Hook, near Grundy Center.
sold his 90 acre farm for 1866 per
acre.
Sister Mary Winifred. at Dubuque,
aged so, died after being struck by an
auto.
Ten thousand people at Sioux City
watched the troops leave for Camp
Dodge.
Freddie Stewart, aged Z, of Wau-
coma, fell into mill pond and was
drowned.
Miss Doris Rupp, Of Waukon, will
enter high school this fall at the age
Of 3 years.
Sam Bigoveta, an Italian at Mason
City, has confessed to numbering a
ccuntryman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Beggs, Of Alta
lissa, celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary.
Michael and Patrick Welsh were
seriously injured in an auto accident
near Farley.
Walter Hicks, near Extra, fell from
. haymow while playing and was pain
fully injured.
Hunting licenses to the number of
1,O15 were taken out at DEBORAH dur
ing the past year.
Charles Kirk, farmer near Belle
vue. was seriously injured when his
auto turned turtle.
Nick Rupert, a painter at Boone,
was killed when he dropped 14O feet
from the Boone viaduct.
Mrs. Margaret Travis and Mrs. j. A.
Coulter. both Of Independence, were
stricken with paralysis.
David Youngbluth, aged %, Of LIE
Mars, suffered a broken jaw when his
auto Shidded and upset.
Mrs Louisa Sargent and Alice Reed,
Of Grinnell. will leave in the fall for
China for missionary work.
Sadie Axe. age So. of Council Bluffs.
made an unsuccessful attempt at sui
eide while riding in an auto.
Constant worry and pain from can
@tda GrSvs & Commit suicide.
The Iowa City Republican will aban-
don daily publication and will become
farm journal published weekly.
b. M. Breed, of Creston, was chosen
% the chief assistant in the concession
department at the Iowa State Fair.
Elmer Milo, Of Bettendorf, was &C
eadently shot in the back by friend
who was examining loaded pistol.
The little son Of Charles Boustead
Of Woodbine was painfully injured by
The delayed explosion Of a fre-cracker.
Louis Ksnhedy. near Lewis, was
painfully injured when his team of
Aesss1 <a6 Into barbed wire fence.
y Edward Westburg, aged 10. was
drowned at Des Moines. when he slip
ped and fell into an abandoned sand
pit
Police at Fl Madison held two men,
after they had struck and killed Mrs.
Anna Schnitker, with their motor
cycle.
Business in Keota was suspended
for four hours in honor of the boys
who left to join the troops at Camp
Dodge.
Patrick Hanley, of Adair, was ser
lously injured when his team started
up just as he was stepping from the
wagon.
The county attorney at Grundy Cen
ter had a list of ITO auto owners
who had failed to secure their 1915
licenses.
The office in the Jail at Sioux City
was broken into and robbed of I'll
money and valuables belonging 20 tn
prisoners
Donald Wilson. Donald Ritche, bot
aged s, and Baisie Worthum, all Of Co
dar Rapids, were drowned in the Ce-
dar river.
The body Of an unidentified man
who the police think was murdered.
was found in the railroad yards at
Sioux City.
The one year old son Of Dave Gal
vim, of Pleasantville, was chokei &c
death when he became entangled in
the bedding
Mrs. Linnie Fielder Of Ottumwa was
killed in an autO accident while re-