Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-03-09
! DAVIS CORNERS.

DAVIS CORNERS.
Nelson Finley and family have nov
ed onto the tarm formerly occupied by
Bill Aberly. Welcome into our neigh
borhood.
Fred Halweg, wife and children were
pleasant visitors at the Will Halweg
home one day this week.
Walt Wilmot was Cresco business
caller Tuesday.
John Machovec sold horce to Vagts
Bros. Monday last. Seems everybody.
wants your horses John.
]. ]. johnson has moved from Davis
Corners to Davenport, Iowa.
John Aberly transacted business at
Lime Springs Tuesday. ,..>g,a.
Will Halweg and wife returned from
their trip to Wykoff, MIMI, last Sat-
urday. ..,.
John Baethke took sleigh load Of
his friends to Cresco last Saturday.
Mrs. and Mrs. Francis Dvorak were
shoppers at Davis Corners Monday.
Jas. Krall and family will leave for
Fargo, N. D., in the near future. Sue
cess and best wishes follow them to
their new home. "
Mrs. John Mast is entertaining the
grippe at present. Not at all pleasant
company, is it?
Amel Halweg has returned to his
home after spending q few weeks with
his uncle at New Oregon.
John and Edward Mouldenhauer call
ed at the Corners Sunday afternoon.
Ted Deiken marketed hogs at Cresco
Saturday last. =
Nelson Finley was Saratoga caller
one day last week.
The members of the Farmers Equity
received shipment of oil last Thurs
day.
Violet Fisher, of Lourdes, is staying
with her grandma, Mrs. Jas. Dusheck,
of Davis Corners at present.
Willie Aberly made a short stop at
L. A. Morande's Sunday afternoon.
Herbert Halweg was an over Sun
day visitor under the parental roof.
Mike Bronner was hauling hay
through here last week.
A. J. Krall called at A. S. Boiling
er's Friday afternoon.
E. L. Weaver was at Lime Springs
the latter part of last week.
TWIN VILLAGES
Mrs. Pilger visited at the home of
her sister, Grandma Ludwig, the past
week.
The program given by the Florence
vile school on Friday night was very
good. The hall was filled with some
standing and the receipts were $62
which was very good.
Fred Martin and family and Engel
Luneborg visited on Saturday at the
Ben Boland home.
Mr.. and Mrs John Grooteboer and
son Paul spent Sunday at the home of
Geo. Ludwig.
Mrs. Otto Serfling spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Chss. Dotzenrod.
Rev. Hatfield, of Lime Springs, was
greeted by q very good audience at the
NJ. E. Church on Sunday morning and
al were glad to have him again.
Our drsymen, J. A. Ludwig and 4:
w. McCloud, are putting in good
supply Of flour, oils, butter tubs and
coal in case Of bad roads.
Mrs. E. G. Sanders, after spending :
week with home folks, returned to CAL
mar on Saturday.
Robt. Crowell and wife and son Dale
spent Saturday and Sunday with home
folks, returning to Harmony on Sun
day afternoon.
Quite a number of our farmers de-
livered horses and cattle at Cresco Sat
urday, among them being Geo. Ludwig
and Hugo Book.
Mrs. Bradburn returned to her home
at Preston after caring for Mr.. and
Mrs. John Finck for the past two
weeks.
Quite q number of the Village PEG.
pie attended the funeral of the little
Miller babe on Sunday afternoon.
People say that the Twin Villages
has new dentist. How about it,
Emo.
Florence Serfing, Clarence Serf1ing,
Clara Heisterkamp and Bea and Fay
Crowell spent Saturday and Sunday
with home folks, returning to Harmony
on Sunday afternoon where they are
attending school.
Those attending the M. E. Church
from out of town on Sunday morning
were Frank Linderman and family and
Jerome Michel and wife.