Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-05-24
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Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Buckley was an Elma
shopper, Tuesday.
Sid. Kelly, of Usage, is assisting Ivan
M Daniel plant corn, these days.
Wence Shatek is enjoying visit
with his brother from Texas at present.
Jack and Kristine Peterson visited at
the Lou Kaatz home at New Hampton,
recently.
John Conry and son John were Elma
business transactors, one day last week.
Wence Falada had quite bad acct
dent, one day last week, whi4eIworking
in the eld. His horses got frightened
and n away, injuring him quite
| severely, and at present is not recover.
ing very rapidly.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Kidding and son
Wallace called at the latter's parenta!
home, Sunday afternoon.
Coley Conley is quite sick at this
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Emma Zobek had dental work done at
Elma, Monday. ..>s.,
Mayme Beaumaster was an Elma,
shopper, Saturday.
Planting corn is in full swing in this
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Koshatka and son
Harry were Elms visitors, Saturday.
Anna Rim was an Elma shopper,
Saturday.
The Friedhoff Bros. were called to
Elma, last Thursday, to assist their SIS
ter, Mrs. Gansen, whose house was
totally destroyed by fire.
Francis Thranert visited at the John
Beaumaster home, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Edward Friedhoff spent q few
days with Mrs. Mike Gansen, of Elms,
recently.
Tom Koshatka drove to Alta Vista,
Monday.
Frank Dvorak, accompanied by Mel.
son Finley, called at the Frank Buckley
home, Monday afternoon.
Rev. J. J. Norris, of Eagle Center.
who was present at the funeral of
Father Murtsgh, of Cresco, visited
friends near Lourdes, one day last
week.
Vince Dunt was an Elma caller, Tues
day.
Ed Mcdaniel visited at the John Fitz-
gerald home, Thursday eve.
Joe Miller was an Elma business call
er, Friday.
Wence Shatek, accompanied by his
brother, spent q pleasant afternoon on
Crane Creek, Friday. @r--
James Valvoda was an Elma business
translator, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Noonan were
Elma callers, Saturday.
The Fred Kidding young folks spent
Saturday with their playmate. Milo
Hauser.
Mrs. Will Shea, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Tom Noonan, were Elma
shoppers, one day last week.
Emory Linehan called on friends,
Saturday. at dusk.
Leonard Friedhoff was an Elma bust
ness caller, one day last week. !,
Tom Koshatka spent Sunday after
noon at the Joe Miller home.
Henrietta Koshatka, who spent q few
days with her sister, Mrs. Albert Hid
ding, returned to her home, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Biewer and
daughter, Miss Mary, spent Sunday
afternoon at the J. P. Birmingham
home. H. - e
Jack Peterson was q business caller
at the Frank Buckley home, Monday.
Emma Zobek called on friends, Mon
day afternoon.
J.P. Berckes was an Alta Vista bust
ness translator, Monday. .
Elmer Beaston hauled baled hay to
Elma, one day last week.
]. P. Berckes had the misfortune to
lose valuable horse which was struck
by lightning, last Saturday. ~
Julia Heigle visited with Mrs. Edward
Friedrich, Monday afternoon.
TWIN VILLAGES.
MIR. and Mrs. John Michel, with Mrs.
Tillie Walters and son, of Cresco, were
callers in the Villages on Tuesday.
R. r. Crowell went to Lacrosse on
Tuesday to get some repairs for his
lumber saw.
E.. F. Sims and F. L. Damon were at
Preston on Wednesday for load of
Preston flour.
E. L. Davenport, of Cresco, was q
business caller one day during the past
week in the Villages.
Quite q number from the Villages
attended the ice cream social at George
Grooteboer's on Wednesday evening.
| Gust. Knuth and his crew of men are
busy again building new walks for our
people.
Luneborg & Newmiller returned from
Calmar where they have been repair
ing some of the work of the cyclone.
Esther Copeman autoed to Cresco on
Thursday to meet her brother Willis
who returned from Savannah, ILL.,, sitter
visiting with Miss Alta Denier.
Jake Schaefer and Ed Brink delivered
hogs at the Cresco market on Saturday.
Mrs. George Ludwig has been among
the sick during the past week but is
better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Drummond, Miss
Kittie Chick, William Heistercamp and
Miss Clara Dell Wickham autoed to
Spring Valley on Thursday.
Clarence johnson and Borgel Lune-
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