Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-01-12

There will be dance at Schley hall,
Friday evening, Jan. 18th. Music by
Fiske Harp Orchestra.
Mrs. W. c. Smith (nee Mabel Kratz)
went to Rochester yesterday for a visit
with Mrs. Geo. Meredith.
Miss Frances Barrett, of Chester,
Was guest at the home of her cousin
Miss Leone Eaton, last week.
One 500 Victrola, slightly used, at a
discount. Good as new. Call or write
H. H. Albertson, LIE Roy, MINI.
Mrs. J. H. Dawson and children, of
Chester, visited last week at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Harry Wheeler.
For SALE-A full blooded Chester
White stock hog. Phone Belts 2.
2Ot2 Will Smith.
Chester White Bears for sale, good
growthy ones from matured stock. Will
Woods, Phone East Vernon s. lift
Wood for sale miles northeast of
Cresco at 81 per load equal to cord.
2O-3t MATT DRILLING.
Special sale on all Can Goods, Flour
and Sugar, Jan. 18th to Jan. 18th, at
The ACME GROCERY.
For SALE-Hay and corn fodder in
shock and double row corn pillow.
C. G. MAXWELL.
Mrs. Harry Hopkins left Monday for
Minneapolis to join Mr.. Hopkins who
has been at work there the past month.
For Fresh Fish, Salt Fish, Smoked
Fish, call on j. w. Wentworth. Will
deliver to any part of the city. 16-tf
lack Gardner and wife left last Sum-
day night to spend few weeks at the
Sanitarium at Mt. Clemmens, Michigan.
Mrs. J. P. Jensen and daughter, Lor-
eta, and Mrs. E. S. Bosworth,. of
LIE Roy, were Cresco visitors, yester-
day.
Mrs. Newmiller accompanied her
daughter, Mrs. Sanders, to her home
in Calmar, Wednesday, to spend few
days.
Miss Ruth Hall returned last Friday
to Lime Springs, after visit with her
aunts, Mrs. J. w. Platt and Milo Wood
ward.
Miss Florence Warrington returned
Saturday from two weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Will Rakow, at Austin,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Tomas will spend
the balance of the winter at Biloxi,
Miss, for which place they left last
week.
Tie Misses Margaret O'Malley aud
Tess Cannon, who have been spending
their vacation at home, returned last
Friday to st. Paul. -.
Mrs. N. ]. Sexton and Miss Harring.
ton, who have been visiting relatives
at Button, left yesterday for their
home at Bison, S. D.
Mrs. Harry Hilsinger, who has been
visiting at the homo of her brother,
Henry Boiler, returned Monday to her,
home at Minneapolis.
Mrs. Rucker, who has been visiting
her son, A. H. Rucker and family and
other relatives, returned last Saturday
to her home in Usage.
Mr.. Herman E. Bluhm and Miss Agnes
Kubic, of Lime Springs, were united
lin marriage, Jan. 9th, by Justice of
the Peace A. E. Barker.
Start the new year right and save
money by buying made Rite Flour"
at price always right F. A. Glass,
the White, Loaf Flour man. 20-3t
Miss Helen Lent, who has been
spending the Holidays at the home of
her brother Fred, returned Saturday to
her school work at Minneapolis.
Aaron Watts came down from Lime
Springs Wednesday night. His mother,
Mrs. Geo. Watts, accompanied him
home yesterday for short visit.
Mrs. John WHITEWATER with her son
and brother, Fred Thomas, of Lily
Lake, ILL.,, visited at the home of their
sister. Mrs. L. G. Fiske, last week.
With each sack of 'Gold Medal
Flour" will give 1O0-lb. sack of
Sugar for $7.25. Strictly cash.
F. A. WIEGAND Co.
Mrs. John Rostratter and daughter
returned last Saturday to their home