Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-12-14
COUNTY 'l' NEWS
LIME SPRINGS.

Frances Barlow, Bob Evans and Dor
Moore autoed to LIE Roy, Wednesday
evening, to visit Grace Jones.
Ellen Jones, Alice Williams, Dave
Roberts and Glenn Jones were Cresco
callers, Tuesday,
John A. Williams Was business call
er at Cresco, Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Owen was business
shopper at Cresco, Tuesday.
Frances and Eva Cue returned to
Fayette, Tuesday.
Austin, Friday. Mr.. Sanhorn is at the
hos oital undergoing medical treatment.
Mabelle Mouw went to Preston,
Wednesday, to attend the wedding Of
her brother, Harry Monw.
Honey Meighan and Eli Foote
returned Friday from their visit at
Camp Dodge.
Lloyd Cunningham went to
Des Moines, Thursday, to visit Charles
Anderson who is in the Army.
Among those who attended the Turn
meyer Cray trial at Cresco were Frank
Schacht, Lutte Sanborn, Oscar Tarald-
son, T. D. Hughes, C. w. Maehling
and Miss Atkins accompanied by her
Civics class.
Mary lines and Alfred Bastian were
married on Wednesday at the home of
the brides parents.
Bessie Hang and Peter Oswold, of
this vicinity, were married on Tuesday
at the Congregation al Church at Cresco.
Congratulations extended by all.
The Lime Springs boys played their
first basket ball game at Lawler, Fri
day, and were defeated by score of
sc to 6. The score at the first half
stood 10 to in favor of LaWlel.
During the last half our boys did not
come out with the fighting and good
playing that was needed to win the
game, but the boys played we'll consid-
ering the large boys and swift team
that they played against. The boys
are not discouraged and intend to win q
big game the 2lst. Come out and
boost the home boys.
The Lime Springs Orchestra will
give a dance, Dec. 18th. Everybody
invited and good time is assured.
Marguerite Plummer and::Wilma Bar
low visited friends at Cresco, Saturday
morning.
Bill Mohs was Cresco visitor, Fri
day.
Anna Schacht was Cresco shopper,
Friday.
Gladys Ward was visiting friends at
Des Moines, Tuesday.
Charles Barton returned to Colfax,
Ia, Saturday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fall and little daugh-
ter returned Friday from visit at
Cedar Rapids.
H. P. Anderson was a Cresco caller,
Friday.
Mrs. E. H. Jones was a business
caller in Austin, Friday.
Don Moore returned Monday to
Minot, N. D., after q short visit at
home.
Gladys Edwards returned to Lake
Crystal, Monday, after IN over Sunday
visit ct home.
Dave Roberts returned Friday to
Fort Riley. Sam Roberts and Laura
Horton accompanied him to LIE Roy.
Prof. Norton left Sunday evening for
his home at Fayette. He expects to
join the Army soon.
Lloyd Horton left Monday for
Chicago where he will enlist in the
Army.
Alice Dunlap and Harold Young were
business callers at Chester, Monday
afternoon.
Roy Owen was a business caller in
town, Monday.
EAST HOWARD CENTER.
Rush Sager called on Jim Lathrop
Tuesday.
Mrs. Theo. Martin was a Cresco
shopper Tuesday.
The township board met at the
Jim Smith home Monday.
Ed Lybbert was a Cresco caller on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Shields were en-
tertained at the Jim Lathrop home
Friday night.
Johnny Dyer spent Sunday after
noon in CrescO.
Kathryn and Florence Long spent
Monday evening with Mrs. Charles
Malek.
Mrs. Cal Harvey and Mrs. r. Sager
spent Wednesday in Cresco.
Mrs. S. E. Dinger called on Aunt
Carrie Lathrop Thursday.
Mrs. George Hoppe did some shop
ping in Cresco Saturday.
Jas. N. Smith took a pleasant ride
to Cresco Sunday.
Charles Malek was business caller
in CreScO Monday.
Lettie and Mary Shields were city
callers Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Kemp and children, al
so Winnie Long, expect to leave for
Waterloo Thursday.
Fred Shields and daughters Flor
ence and Kathryn were Cresco shop
pers Wednesday.
ALBION.
Some of our farmers are saving
their winters wood. Henry KerSt,