Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1917-05-18

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Mrs. 2. Johns came Thursday from
Davenport for visit ct the home o.
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. McIllece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Farrar came
Wednesday from Kensel, N. D., called
by the illness and death of his father,
VIM. Farrar. =, ~ .tsss RI =
Geo. and John Farrar, of Elkhorn,
| Wis, attended the funeral of their
brother, VIM. Farrar, Monday.
Ruth Hall returned Monday to Hop
kinton to resume her school duties.
Mr.. ind Mrs. Mat. Whalen autoed to
Canton, Mimi, Friday, to attend the
funeral of an uncle.
D. E. Horton and daughter Lillian
with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Horton.
Vincent Horton came up from Fay
cite, Saturday, for an over Sunday
visit with home folks. -. a., NJ -
Mr.. and Mrs. Debbin and son Leo, of
Charles City, spent Sunday at the Emil
Debbin home. -s 49,
John J.. Hughes returned Saturday
from a visit with relatives at Webster,
Wis, and Cloverton, MINI.
DR.. H. w. Plummer returned Satur-
day from Des Moines where he attend
ed convention. r.
H. w. Schultz and family autoed up
from Cedar Falls, Saturday, returning
home Monday. Mrs. Katharine Johns
accompanied them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. H. Jones autoed
down from Granada, Saturday, for q
few days. visit with relatives.
John G. Roberts has returned from
his trip to International Falls and
other points in MINI. 7"
Frank Burns has gone to Cass Lake
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Cal
Burns. ~, .. s.>.s@ 49, - ~--'-s
Herbert Kerr is visiting relatives at
Madison, Wis.,, this week. t+~- -
Griff Thomas, of Minneapolis, was in
town looking after business interests
here the past week. .1
Mrs. H. M. Griffith has returned
from Winifred, S. D.
Prof. Arlington and family autoed
down from Leroy Sunday for q visit
at the D. H. Thomas home.
Mrs. Lee, of Ossian, and Miss Coyla
Anderson, of Preston, motored over
aAou 4SSkOA 0uAOoy Will . AIAcAO WIZ
Us assistant recruiting officer for the
Navy and who left for Chicago on the
evening train.
Among those from away who attend
ed the funeral of little Wilma Moar
Sunday were the following: MIR. and
Mrs. Wilbur Howe, Chester, Mrs. A.
w. Howe, Leroy, Chas. Howe, Will
liston, N. D., Mrs. Thompson, T. M.
Ransom, Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. Benin,
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Bosworth, Leroy,
Mrs. Mcintosh and Matte Bowers Of
DEBORAH. 49,. i
Friends of Kathryn Sullivan of L.
Roy received the announcement of her
marriage to Walter Martin of Lawler
on May 9Th. Miss Sullivan was for
merly teacher in our public school and |
highly esteemed by all in the commun-
ity. %
Little Wilma Moar, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Moar, was taken i'll
with brain fever and after q few days
Of terrible suffering she passed away.
The family had but recently moved TO
Boscobel, and such sorrow turned their
hearts to their friends in Lime Springs, |
among whom they had lived 30 many
years. Wilma died on Friday. They
came on Saturday and the funeral serv-
ice was held on Sunday at 2:3O at the
nome of the grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Moar. Wilma was born
June 2, 1913, being at her death 8
years, II months and ldays old. Her
ife here was short but she still lives
and though absent she will hold in
;ruer bondage her dear ones here that
here may be one family above and be-
ow. $3.50