Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-11-30
COUNTY NEWS
SPILLVILLE.

Mrs. Lusk is quite sick at this
writing.
Mrs. Robt Heuser and daughter
Lydia were shoppers at Deco .th on
Tuesday. ,.s
Mrs. J. j. Kubish,.of Fort Atkinson,
was staying at the Joe rMikesh home
the past week, andefeturned home on
Thursday 1. - ::
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee ;Kapler, accompan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kap-
Ter of Cresco, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Huber last Sunday.
Mrs. John Soukup spent las. We'd
nesday at the Triska homo.
Mrs. Ed Scheidmantle and SEA from
Ossian, were here Thursday.
Frank Baker and Joe Baker, of
Cresco, called on Mrs. Joe Herold and
family Monday.
James Mikesh left for Hibbirg af-
ter a few days stay with home folks.
Albert Kuhn, of Camp Dodge, came
Saturday to spend Sunday with his
parents.
Marie Hauber is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Edward Wagner, near Ossian.
Joseph Fisher, of Garnavillo, was
visiting home folks the past week.
Leo Hauber autoed out to Ossian
last Friday. Miss Marie accompanied
him home.
Martin Mikcsh left for Milwaukee
after a few days visit wit, home
folks.
Chas. and Joe Mueller, of Floner,
hriof
visit at the Mrs. Joe Herold and Glen
Herold homes.
Charles Lusk came home from Chi
cago last week to visit home folks.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Her.
old, son, Thursday, Nov. 22ld. Con-
CALCULATIONS.
Sam Daughenbaugh, from Illinois,
arrived here last Tuesday for brief
visit at the John Bloomingdalo home.
Mrs. Edward Novak and son Earn
est are staying at the Joe Huber
home the past week.
Ben Herold accompanied by his
mothers and sisters autocd to Decor
ali Tuesday.
Della Sbiral left for Mason City
Thursday to visit her sister Lulu.
Anton Mikesh left for Minneapolis
where he spent few days with home
folks.
Emma Balik came home from Ma
son City for few day3' visit with
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pinta, from Ridgeway,
attended church here Sunday.
Alfred Magnus, from north Of Ridge
way, autoed through here Sunday.
Rev. Ludolph Lakomy, from Proti-
vim, called on Rev. Broz. Monday.
Glen Herold and daughter Lena au-
toed to Calmar Friday.
Ben Herold and sister Emma auto
ed to Ridgeway Saturday.
John Bloomingdale left for Willard,
Wis, Friday for few days visit with
relatives.
John Huber was a Fort Atkinson
caller Saturday.
Ben, Ed and Fred Herold were
busy hauling posts from Concver Fri
day.
Geo. Mikota WIS caller at Conover
Friday.
A. P. Anderson and wife returned
home Friday evening after a few
weeks visit with their son Peter at
South Dakota
The entertainment given by the pu-
pills of the parochial school and
The entertainment and lunch given
by the pupils Of the parochial school
was a success in every respect. Pro-
e"ceeds about $1OO.
d. Stella Klemish r. N, is staying at
the Edward Herold home the past
week.
Mrs. F. T. Kapinos was at DEBORAH
Tuesday.
Ben and Fred Herold marketed
hogs at Ridgeway Wednesday.
Rev. Cremer, of Calmar, assisted
Rev. J. P. BroZ with IS hour devotion
at st. Clemence church last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bouska, from
Protivin, were shopping in town last
week
Mrs. John Zahasky and family, of
Protivin, attended church services at
st. Clemence church Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Triska. from
Fort Atkinson, called at the John
Soukup home last Friday.
Mrs. Glen Beckel, returned to her
home at Mason City last week, after
a visit at the Joe Mikesh home.
Will Soukup and wife, of Ridgeway,
spent Sunday al the John Soukup
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Frey and son
David were visiting relatives and
friends near Protivin Sunday.
Mrs. John Soukup and Mrs. James
Triska called on the formers mo-
7ther, Mrs Zoulek, Monday.
Emma Swehla returned home last
week after few weeks stay at the
Albert Frey home.
The marriage of Martin Herold, of
this place, to Wayne Baker, of Cres-
co, took place at st. Joseph's church
in Cresco Tuesday morning, Nov. q.
They were attended by Miss Ida Her
old, sister of the groom, and Leo
Baker, brother of the bride. These