Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-09-22
COUNTY, NEWS
ELMA.
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ELMA.
lntended for last weekly
Maureece Condor left Thursda
morning for st. Paul where she vii
enter st. GATHERINGS Boarding Schoo
Mrs. Dave Tidgwell is enjoying
visit with her sister Mrs. Brockway
Beryl Brandmill left last Frida
night for Iowa City where she begin
her four years. course in the Liberia
Arts Miss Beryl won the scholarship
for the four years.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Halpin returned
last Friday morning from st. Pau
where they had been taking in tn
sights of the Minnesota state fair.
Miss Fannie DeverauX, Septembe
bride, was the guest of honor Satur
day evening at an informal courtes!
given for her by Mary and Heller
Casey at their home. A large cTowt
was in attendance and the evening wal
spent in music and games. At it
close, dainty refreshments were serv
ed and the bride-to-be was presented
with an aluminium shower.
Charles Carmen returned last Fri
day evening from Kokomo, Ind. He
drove his new Haines car from the
above place where he had purchased
it, his father making the trip with
him.
Mrs. Allwelling and little daughter
of Duluth are visiting at the home OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Burke
Charles Rohr has sold his vulcan
ling establishment to Carl Mensing,
who from now on will have charge OF
the work.
given for her by Mary and Helen.
Miss Salisbury of Pierre, S. D., has
been the guest of Miss Florence Kane
for the past two weeks.
Rachel eastman is visiting at
Plymouth Rock.
Leo O'Donnell, Joe O. Donnell, Paul
Conway and Arthur Wentz have gone
to Dubuque to enter st. Joseph's col
lege for the ensuing year.
Lylah Tidgwell, Hazel Rhode, Har-
land Mead and Dale Elwood have
gone to Fayette where they will be
students at Upper Iowa University.
John Fogarty and Johnnie Beau
master returned from Minneapolis
Sunday afternoon.
A Boys Scout Camp has been organ
led Jess Candill is to be their cap
tain.
Mrs Fitzgerald is very sick at the
home Of her daughter Mrs. John
Beaumaster in the country where she
had gone for visit. DIR. and Mrs.
Gilloon came from Dyersville Tuesday
evening to see her.
Regina Kelly left Monday for Cres-
co where she will begin teaching at
one in New Oregon township.
Miss Horn of Chicago, came Friday
morning for a visit at the John Clark
home.
Leland and Orville Barry returned
to their home in Minneapolis Monday
after spending the summer at the
home of their grandmother, Mrs.
Maria Barry.
j. w. Watson and wife autoed to
Charles City Friday afternoon.
Frank Elwood returned from Grand
Meadow last Thursday evening and
was taken very sick with ptomaine
Mabel Sullivan left for Chicago
Monday noon where she has position
as floor walker in the Spearmint Gum
Word has been received that Henry
Robson, former Elma boy, was
married at Cholean, Mont, to Miss
Hazel Brown of that place. Henry
has an abstract office at that place,
and has made very good record for
himself in his western home.
Mesdames O'Meara and Dan Conway
left for Howard, S. D., last Friday
night in answer to telegram saying
that niece, Miss Mahoney, was at
the point of death. Word received
later said they failed to reach Howard
before her death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Adams returned
from their western trip last Saturday.
They had a very enjoyable trip and
visited places in Idaho, also Portland
and San Francisco.
Mesdames Pardee and DuntOn en-
tertained the I. G. c. c. Thursday af-
sern0On at the Woodman hall.
Mr.. Lowry of Los Angeles is visiting
1t the H. L. Spaulding home.
Mr.. Brandmill had the misfortune
% seriously bruise his hand last
Monday while at work on the old
opera house.
Mrs. Will Whalen was caller at
lew Hampton Saturday.