Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-08-10

Miss Helfert and brother, Harry Hell
fert and Mrs. Fail, of Chicago, came
last Saturday and are guests of their
cousin, Mrs. John Mackenburg, and
family. 3
Marriage licenses were issued during
the past week to Charles Vobr of Cres-
co and Mildred Merit of Davenport and
Henry A. Qvern and Leone Brown
both of Cresco.
A seven-pound baby boy was born
Monday, July 80, 1917. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Huber. Art says he is going
to put him in training for the heavy
weight championship. Calmar Courier.
NJ. M. Mitchell was. up from Des-
Moines, where he is now located, to
represent the Crane Company in the
bidding for heating apparatus for the
for the proposed new school buildings.
DR.. Weber's eye and ear treatment
has cured hundreds, and his glasses are
worn by thousands of pleased patients.
See DR.. Weber on Friday, Aug, 18th
after 2 p. m. at Hotel Strother. Ex-
animation free. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Nichols returned
Sunday to their home at Mason City,
after short stay here. Willie here
Mr.. Nichols submitted to minor op-
Grafton upon his throat, from which he
is recovering nicely. ..s.-,lS,....35s 81
Farmers sons slDalld take month";
course in bookkeeping. ARITHMETIC,
grammar, spelling. /. writing. lsttar
writing and commercial law. Valdez
College, DEBORAH. Iowa, will send in
formation is requested. .. VA
E. F. Roth, formerly of this vicinity
but more recently of Columbia, S. D.,
requests US to change the address of
his PLAIN DEALER to Mobridgs, S. D.,
where he is a member of the South
Dakota National Guards.
TAKEN UP-A young bull which
came to my farm in Howard Center
some time ago Owner will please
call. prove property. pay charges and
remove the animal. sits
~ f. S. S. Culver.
Miss Marguerite Brown and aunt,
Mrs. Schoonakep Of Elgin, H., who
has been a guest at the home of her
sister, Mrs. G. C. Brown, left Wednes-
day for visit at Hawkeye with the
formers sister, Mrs. W. C Robinson.
o. A. Singer. accompanied by J. G.
Biel and Gus ,Ohmacht, left Sunday
morning by auto for Chicago. stopping
at Waterloo for the formers brother,
Arthur Singer o. A.. and Arthur
will visit different points in Illinois be-
fore returning.
MIR. and Mrs. Axel johnson, living
southwest of Bonair, are mourning the
loss of their son Augustus, ten years
old, who passed away Tuesday after
noon after an illness of three weeks,
capsed from typhoid fever. Funeral
services will be held at the home this
afternoon and the remains will be laid
to rest in the Howard Center Cemetery.
Upper Iowa University has had q
PROSPEROUS year The ATTENDANCE has
been 5Ol-43 more than last year. The
Freshmen class was the largest in the
history of the college. The schools Of
Education, Oratory, Music, Home
Economics, Art and Business offer SUI
perior instruction. Enrolment day is
Sept. IL. Write for information to
President C. P. Colegrove, Fayette,
Iowa.
The C. P. McNally family, accom-
raniec by the Misses Grace Hoy and
Lottie Flaherty autoed to Waterloo.
Saturday for an over Sunday visit with
Miss Mayme Ebert. y Miss Ebert has
been enjoying q three weeks vacation
from her duties as stenogfapher in the
county, attorneys office, with home
folks at Waterloo, and with relatives
at Lowden, la. The McNallys return
ed home Monday, the young ladies OF
the party stopping at Charles City for
| q brief visit with friends returned
tn CrescO Tuesday.