Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-11-23
LoURDEs.

poultry to Jerry MARI of Alta Vista
one day last week. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Valvoda visited
at the Tom Koshatka home Thursday
evening.
Francis Dvorak, of Cresco, passed
through this burg enroute for Elma
where he transacted cpecial business
Mayme Beaumaster accompanied by
Mrs. John Fitzgerald were Elma Wis
itors Thursday.
Herman Mcdaniel, of Elma, is Wis
iting his parental home at present.
Mrs. Will Shea was an Elma shop
per Thursday.
Tom Koshatka drove to Elma one
day last week. -4~.-......
Loretta Heigle called on her aunt,
Mrs. Ed Heigle, Thursday.
Claribel Buckley returned home on
Wednesday after spending the past
week with her sister, Mrs. Francis
Dvorak, Of Cresco.
the John Hanson home one day last
week.
Joe Friedhoff called on Ed Heigle
Thursday.
Philip Sheridan Forded through
this burg -enroute for Davis Corners
Wednesday by moonlight. Did the
long journey mark any attraction?
Gerald Fitzgerald was an Elma
caller Friday.
Mrs. Ida Mcdaniel called at the
Joe Friedhoff home one day last
week. r.
Joseph Shatek and sister, Mrs.
Wence Shatek and daughter Angelina
autoed to Elma Friday to do shopping.
Paul Mclaughlin was passenger
to New Hampton one day last week.
Tolf Johnson was an Elma business
caller Friday.
Nora Enright, of Elma, who had
been assisting Mrs. Joe Friedhoff for
some time, was scalded very badly
when she was carrying boiler OF
hot water. She slipped in some way
and the contents poured over her face
and shoulders, scalding her quite Sc
verely. At once physicians were sum-
moned and she was taken to her home
in Elma. Some time later they took
her to the Cresco hospital for better
care and at present is cOnvalescing
slowly.
Adolph Kaatz and brother Freddie,
of New Hampton, autoed through
this vicinity Monday.
Tom Koshatka, wife and children
Harry and Henrietta visited their
daughter, Mrs. Albert Kidding, Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buckley spent
Sunday and Monday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Francis Dvorak, of Cresco
Philip Sheridan visited friends at
Jerico Sunday. <
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hauser and son
Milo were entertained at the Joe Ka-
dera. home near Saratoga Monday.
Bernice Kidding spent a pleasant
day with her aunt, Mrs. Albert Hid
ding, Saturday. - '->.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Knutson and
daughter Corine and the latter's sis
ter, Miss Attleson, of Jerico5- were
Elma shoppers Saturday.
Virgil Kidding spent Saturday with
his playmate Master Milo Hauser.
Mrs. Jeff Knutson has as her guest
her sister, Miss Attleson, of near
Jerico.
Regina Koshatka is assisting her
sister, Mrs. Albert Kidding with var
ious household duties.
Charles Klobasa, Of Elma, was
business visitor through this vicini-
ty Monday
Ivan Mcdaniel called on Roger Fo-
garty Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Eifaer and children
Gladys, Clarice and Clara, of Elma,
spent Saturday at the Tom Koshatka
home.
John Hauser, wife and son Milo
spent Sunday at the Fred Kidding
home.
P. H. Palmershine and family were
entertained at the Nick Gansen home
Sunday.
Frank Chihak autoed to Cresco on
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Buckley din
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kidding
Sunday.
Grandma Drtina spent few days
last week with her son, John Drtina.
Will Aberly, of Davis Corners
Forded through this burg enroute to
visit Elma friends Sunday. "-
Edward Swehla, Of Alta Vista, drove
to the John Beaumaster home on
business Sunday afternoon.
Lewis Fisher delivered hogs to
Elma buyers one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph buckley attend
ed mass in Elma Sunday.
Miss Knutson, of Jerico, visited her
brother, Jeff Knutson, and family the
past week.
Leonard Friedhoff was an Usage
| visitor Saturday. Why do you seek
friends so far away from home? We