Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-12-21
COUNTY NEWS
SPILLVILLE.

| Sudy.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Novak and son
Ernest, from near Cresco. visited at
Joe Huber home, last Sunday.
Jerome Huber was a business caller
at DEBORAH, Tuesday.
Robert Klimesh was business caller
at Conover, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Jira, of Protivin,
were shopping in town, Saturday.
Lewis Swehla was a business caller
to Conover, Tuesday.
Matilda Taylor, from near Fort
Atkinson, is attending school here.
Anna .Swehla was a guest of Lydia
Heuser, Sunday.
Jerome Huber opened up his restau-
rant, last Saturday.
Mds. Lewis Mikesh and Gilbert
Hadvetd were visiting with Gertrude
Kapler, last Friday.
R. j. Becker and Mr.. and Mrs. Matt.
Graf, of Calmar, were in town, Satur-
day, to take in the Red Cross Auction.
John Huber was a caller at Cresco,
last week.
cattle over to Ridgeway, Saturday.
John Bloomingdale and wife were
shoppers at Ridgeway, Saturday.
Jim Puffer, of Fort Atkinson, was in
town, Friday, fixing up the furnace at
the Public School.
Lizzie Williams went to DEBORAH to
visit home folks, Friday.
The following marketed hogs at
Ridgeway, the past week John Soukup,
Edward Herold, Albert Frey, John
Huber and John Herold.
James Bena was at Calmar last Mon
day for coal.
Ben Herold and sister Wayne autoed
over to the John Huber home, Sunday.
Zaek Kapler, of Cresco, called at the
John Huber home, last week.
Mrs. Ed Kubish was DEBORAH caller,
Tuesday.
John Zahasky and daughter Viola
sutoed over from Protivin, Monday.
John Huber was over to DEBORAH on
business, last Saturday.
A. A. Novak and S. Krushek have
been selected associate members of the
Legal Advisory Board for Winneshiek
County.
Mrs. Jas. Klema, of Conover, was
SuOpplIS ASIC oAO Sl0lGIlS ACI AlOCAOA,
Nc nday.
Lewis Novotny and family moved
into the Mrs. Tony Kapinos house until
spring when they will move on their
farm.
Lewis Swehla was over to Conover,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vsetecka, from
near Protivin, visited at the A. G.
Fisher home, Saturday.
Geo. Loesch was a Calmar caller,
Sunday.
Fred Riehla and wife, of Cresco, are
visiting relatives here since Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bartosh, of Jack
son Junction, were here Saturday.
Mrs. Mike Swehla, of Oklahoma,
arrived here recently and will move
into the Kalla house.
Joseph Vitoushek will open up res
taurant in the near future.
Tracy Loesch returned to her home,
Sunday, after weeks visit at the E.
Schiedement home at Ossian.
! Adolf Mikesh was business caller
at Fort Atkinson, Friday.
Robert Heuser and family autoed to
Fort Atkinson, Sunday.
John Bloomingdale was a caller at
the Geo. Huber home, Sunday.
Albert Anderson, from near Ridge
way, was in town, Monday.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Humpal, from
near Ridgeway, visited at the Mrs.
Mary Moravetz home, Tuesday.
A. F. Schmit marketed hogs at CAL
mar, Tuesday.
John Schmiek's son had an operation
for appendicitis at his home, last week,
and is doing nicely at this writing.
Anna and Celia Ludwig arrived home
from Cedar Rapids, last week, after
an extended stay there.
Little Matilda Huber IS staying with
Mrs. Joe Herold, the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herold and daugh-
ter Luella were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Sbiral, Sunday.
Emma Lusk taught school, last Fri
day afternoon, when our teacher, Miss
Williams, went to DEBORAH.
CHESTER.
Chas. Tibbals, of Lime Springs, was
calling on Chester friends Tuesday.
A. Groenenboon has moved his Jew
elry stock to the hotel which will make
it much more convenient for him
Will Hall and family have moved to
the George Leslie property south of
the X. R. tracks.
Floyd Wells left Tuesday for Mon
tana where he will visit his brother for
few days.
Two parties of near Vernon Springs
have learned that it is not a profitable
business to fool with the game laws.
They were taken by Game Warden
Adinu before Justice of the Peace
and each fined $1,000 and S4S5 cost
making total of SASS. In all proba-
bility they will be more careful in the
future.
The R. N. A. Society are making big
plans for their Parcel Post sale which