Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-11-15
COUNTY NEWS
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w. C. Chekal received word recent
" that his cousin. Edward Satek, OF
! Chicago passed away of influenza.
Eulalia Voser and friends, of FIT. At
kinson, spent Sunday last here with
friends. ~- 'ae
Della Sbiral was shopping at Ridge
way on Wednesday. =
John Infeld of near Protivin trans
acted business here on Thursday.
Oscar Winger of DEBORAH was call
er in town Tuesday.
VIM. Frey of Cresco, was caller at
the Robert Heuser home Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Wagner, of Ridgeway,
spent the welk end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zoulek.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zahasky and
daughter Alma of near Protivin attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Zoulek here Fri
day. -@"s*t7'' - ~. 'a
Herman Cooper and family were CALL
ers at Cresco one day last week. &,
Mr.. Latimer, of Calmar, was in town
Saturday transacting business in re-
gard to the electric lights.
Jerome Huber accompanied Walter
Frey to Calmar on Tuesday. -
Josephine Hosper visited relatives at
Calmar Saturday.
Barbara Bilek, Of Cresco, came down
Tuesday for visit with relatives.
Frank Balik left for St. Paul Tues
day, where he enlisted in the marines
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Kubesh and
daughter Ida, of Fl. Atkinson, called
ON relatives here Sunday. 4@,, f'"
Demo Kratz, of near Ridgewsy, was
business caller in town on Saturday.
Clara Mikesh, Of near Protivin,
spent the past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Wagner. rs, o.. ~,.... g.
Joseph Houdek autoed up from Fl.
Atkinson Wednesday.
John Hron returned Tuesday to re-
sumo his studies at the U. l. U. at
Fayette after two weeks stay with
home folks. ~ .......... .ig.
Messrs Chlan and Meyers of:.Calmar
were callers here on Monday. ...
Mrs. Helen Shenik and daughter,
Mrs. Stephen Hruska, were at Calmar
Friday evening. asit .'tast f~.', s.l''
Edward Herold and wife. of near
Cresco, visited relatives here Sunday.
\ "A beautiful flag which was donated
to our town by -. Haug before leav-
ing our little city, was raised on the
street last Friday. y"
Adolf Ira was down from Calmar
last Thursday calling on friends.
Caroline Hruska spent few days at
the Jim Frana home last week. b.
Louise Sweh' spent the past week
at the home of her sister, Mrs. David
Frey. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fisher arrived here
Saturday from Garnavillo for visit
with relatives. .
Mrs. Ed Scheidemantsl and son Leo,
Of Osslan, called on the formers par
ents here Thursday. ... ...
Geo. Huber autoed through here Sat-
urday enroute to Conover on business
trip. - ...-..... r.. ...
James and George Leebl returned re-
Gently to Fayette to resume their
studies at college.
Anton Balik and. J. P. Kuhn were
business callers at Little Turkey one
day last week.
Mrs. Frances Swehla, who was here
to attend the funeral of her mother. re-
turned last Friday evening to her home
at Cedar Rapids.
The following attended the funeral of
Mrs. Zoulek here Friday: MIR. and Mrs.
Will Wagner, Ridgeway; Mrs. Bilek,
Saratoga; Mrs. Kunt, jackson Jet,
Luzum, Mrs. Hruska. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe LuZum OF Calm6r.
I A baby boy made his arrival one day
last week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Frana, formerly Miss Msry
Hruska. Congratulations.
OBITUARY. sz-sz- e..
Mary Kunt was born in Smolcic, Bo.
hernia. December 26, 1929. In l848
she was united in marriage to John
Zoulek and in 1867 they immigrated to
this country and settled on a farm in
Winneshiek county. Her husband pre-
ceded her in death about twenty-six
years ago and from that time forward
she has continually made her home
with her son John. She fell asleep in
death early Wednesday morning. Nov
ember 6, 1918, at the age of 80 years,
10 months and 12..days. death being due