Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-11-02
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ing Elma relatives and friends, re-
turned home Saturday afternoon.
Francis Dvorak, Of Cresco, called at
the Frank Buckley home Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Willie Beaumaster must think peo-
pie north of the burg are ideal enter
tanners for he is seen bound north
ward occasionally.
Will Thranert assisted Harry Rey-
nolds haul corn stalks few days last
week.
Many from here attended Pat Nor
TONS sale Tuesday and everything sold
outrae eously. Good for you, Pat.
Sar, Gilmore was pleasant caller
at til.: George Heigle home Saturday
evenin-.
Ma. n Birmingham was an Ellna
caller Saturday. @aa
Leonard Friedhoff called in this
burg Sunday afternoon. E'..z.5..
John Kubicek was an Elma visitor
Saturday.
Paul Mclaughlin was New Hamp
ton caller Tuesday.
Ivan Mcdaniel visited with Johu
Fitzgerald Sunday.
Mike Dugan visited his sister Mrs.
Will Shea Tuesday. 49,.
Joe Miller called at the Tom Ko-
shatka home Tuesday.
Mrs. John Fitzgerald, daughter
Miss Marie and son Gerald were Al
ia Vista callers Saturday afternoon.
For a long time previous we were
but gently reminded of the approach
ing of winter. But Sunday morning
found us enveloped in the stiffness of
a snowy whiteness with flakes dancing
in the air that were governed by the
gentle breeze and telling 1t haphaz-
ardly it would be called one of those
old fashioned billiards..
Jmaes Koshatka, of Davis Corners,
spent Sunday with home folks.
Wence Shatek autoed to Elma on
Sunday forenoon.
Wayne Beaumaster was q shopper
in Alta Vista Thursday.
Claribel Buckley and her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Ralph Buckley, called on
Mrs. Albert Kidding Friday.
Dr. Mulick, of Elma, was a profess
sional caller at the Joe Friedhoff
home Friday.
Marie Fitzgerald, who attends
school at Elma, spent Saturday and
Sunday with the folks at home.
Leonard and Joe Friedhoff were in
Elma on business Friday last. They
were buying Liberty Bonds, no doubt.
Wence Shatek autoed to Elma Fri
day. Not very good sailing, was it,
Wence?
James Valvoda, Jr., was in Elma on
special business Friday afternoon.
Grandpa Kidding, of Elma, who had
been staying with his son, Albert
Kidding, for some time, returned to
his home Friday. ~
John Coriev was an Elma caller on
Thursday last. .-...
Will Shea delivered number of
loads of hogs to Elma buyers Satur-
day.
Frank Jinderlee transacted business
at Elma Friday.
Joseph Miller drove to Elma on
business one day last week.
Mrs. George Heigle was an Elma
shopper Thursday.
Ivan Mcdaniel called on Joe Fried
hoff Friday. |
Lewis Fisher transacted business in
Elma Thursday.
The Zobek boys spent Wednesday
evening at the Frank Chihak home.
George Beaumcster, of Elma, is
staying out in the country with his
uncles, the Fogarty Bros, and isl
helping them in various farm duties.
Francis and James Biever were
business callers at Elma one day last
week
Emma Zobek, who is working for
Mrs. Ted Lemmers, spent Sunday un-
der her parental roof.
Mrs. Lansing, of Waucoma, came
last Saturday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Joe Fricdhoff, and is once more
honored to be called grandma. We
bet it sounds good
Thomas Fitzgerald called on the
Mcdaniel boys Saturday evening.
Mayme and Esther Beaumaster
were Alta Vista callers Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Frank Buckley and son Ralph
were Elma business callers Saturday.
John Fitzgerald delivered hogs to
Elma buyers Saturday.
The Zobek boys autocd to Protivin
one evening last week.
Mrs. Ralph Buckley spent Tues
day afternoon with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Valvoda. "a
The Mcdaniel Bros, who were pas
turing cattle near Elma for the sum-
mer, brought them home Tuesday.
Charlie Zobek, who was visiting
friends in Minneapolis, returned home
Monday.
Dorothy Mcdaniel, who was teach
ing school near Orchard, Iowa, re-
turned home Monday.
Albert Kidding was an Elma bust
ness caller Tuesday.
Mrs. Mcdaniel was an Elma visitor
Wednesday.