Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-09-21
PROTIVIN.

PhOI1VAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Bouska, of
Schley, called on the latter's parents,
Tuesday.
August Lukes left last week for
Iowa City to attend college.
Mesdames Adolph Kovarik and Jos.
Kostka were shopping in Cresco Satur-
day.
Joseph Klimesh, Jr., was at Cresco
Saturday for load of hard coal.
Mrs. Mary B. Lands, Leonard Sno-
PEEK, Mary, Viola, Lewis and John
Shindelar were at Cresco Saturday,
having dental work done.
Paul Landa, our star route mail car
rier, sold his route to Vincent Pola-
shek.
Mrs. W. NJ. Kalishek and Victoria
Fencl were having dental work done at
Cresco, Monday.
Mrs. Algie Despard, of Cresco, WIS.,
tied Mrs. Thomas Jira the fore part of
last week. She was accompanied home
by Helen Jira.
John Horky was at Cresco, Tuesday.
There will be dance given in Be-
soda Opera House, Friday evening,
Sept. 18th, Music as usual by P. B.
orchestra.
MIR. and Mrs. J. J. Mikesh, daugh-
tiers, Clara and Tillie and Paul Landa
returned from Aurora Friday, where
they had been running the merry go
round
An entertainment will be given by
"Ludvikovci'.' at Beseda Opera house
Saturday and Sunday evening. Sept.
22nd they present 'Zlata svatba ma
fare" and Sunday the 23rd '.Zebravy
Student" Come.
Adolph Kovarik autoed to New
Hampton Thursday last week, and was
accompanied home by his wife who had
been visiting there.
w. J.. Kalishek and Ladislav Zikuda
were callers in Cresco Monday.
Joseph G. Huber, one of Winnie
from here Tuesday. He was accom-
Chas' Fencl, MIR. and Mrs. Jos. D.
Bouska and Chas. w. Chyle.
Edward Lukes and wife visited the
latter's parents in Kendallville, Sun
day. ~
Lewis Tuchek and Lewis Novak, who
are doing carpenter work at Manly,
spent Sunday here at their homes.
The teaching in the parochial school
started Monday.
The following drafted men departed
for Camp Dodge Wednesday Of this
week, Lewis Pecinovsky, Joseph Mou-
dry, Joseph Shimak, Paul Landa, Frank
Hrdlicka, Frank Komarek, Frank
Junko and VIM. Peshek.
Mrs. Thomas Jira, Josephine Ko-
varik, and frank S. Andera were at
Cresco Saturday.
Joseph Wendell of Cresco was seen
here Tuesday.
Helen Jira returned from Cresco Sat
urday.
P. B. Orchestra furnishes music for
nhe big dance in Beseda, Sept. 18th.
Josephine Koverik and Mrs. Mary
Andera and son Frank attended mass
in Lourdes Sunday.
Pearl CAVITY, who teaches in our pub
lie school, spent Sunday at her home
in Lawler.
Coming! The great Bohemian play
ers .'Ludvikovci. DO not fail to SCI
them at Bessda Opera House, Satur'
day and Sunday evening, Sept. 1928.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Fisher ant
daughter, of Lourdes, visited the for
mer's parents, Tuesday.
Frank Sobolik, Sr., passed away Al
his home Wednesday after q long ant
painful illness. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Rudolph Lakomy a
the Holy Trinity Church, Friday. The
remains were laid to rest in the Holy
Trinity cemetery. His wife, six
daughters, Mrs. Frank Lukes, Mrs
Frank Lentz, Mrs. John Polivks, Mrs.
John Hrdina, Mrs. Joseph Wagner,
Miss Abbie. Also four sons Frank,
John, Charles and Lewis are left t
mourn his death besides a large mum
Der of relatives and friends. The be-
reaved ones have the sympathy of al
in their hour of sorrow.