Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-08-09

j Mrs. Hurley and her daughter, Nj.
Fern, went to New Hampton o
Wednesday to visit with relatives.
The Plain Dealer acknowledges
pleasant call from Thos. eastman, VIII
was over from Elma on business yester
day.
Mrs. C. Rostratter, who has beef
visiting with Cresco friends, returned
on Wednesday to her home in Mime
apolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Schmidt ant
Mrs. J. F. Graf autoed over from Rice
vile Tuesday, for a short visit il
Cresco.
Miss Nell O'Malley left on Tuesday
night on trip to Chicago, for visit
with the Charles O'Malley and O'Neill
families.
For SALE-Will sell one of our herd
boars at a reasonable price if taken
soon. Mrs. Joe Bouska, Calmar, Ia.
Route 2. "a If
J. E. McEnaney and family moved
last week to St. Paul, Mimi, where
Mr.. McEnaney has position as weigh
er in the stock yards.
Geo. Shut, who is an employee at the
Furniture factory, returned last Mon
day morning from a visit with his
daughter. who lives in Chicago.
Mrs. T. ]. Gibbons returned the lat
ter part Of last week from visit with
her daughter at Sask, Canada, and son
Lee and wife at St. John, N. D.
Mrs. Dan Davis of Fargo, N. D.,
who has been visiting at Lime Springs
visited the latter part of the week ut
the home of Mrs. J. w. Sherwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Algie Despard and
children of Cslmar were over Sunday
visitors at the home of the formers
parents, MIR: and Mrs. r. w. Despard.
Arthur Singer, a brother of Orlando
Singer, who has been residing 1T Wat
erloo, Ia, left two weeks ago with q
of men for Camp Pike, Ark.
; Mrs. L. M. Conry and her little
daughter left on Wednesday for their
home in Spokane, Wash, after visit
with her father-in.law, Thomss Conry.
Mr.: and Mrs. Frank Speck and little
daughter autoed from Waterloo Satur-
lay to spend Sunday at the home Of the
|atter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Matthews. ssls : ~
Bowery dance 1t Lourdes, Thursday,
August 18th. Music furnished BY
Black burns harp orchestra Of five
pieces. Good order guaranteed. You
IRE cordially invited. = =.
: Miss Daisy Nagle. who. has bsen
spending The past six weeks at the
home 81 her sister, Mrs. Leonard jolly,
retaned Saturday to her home at West
linton. 9:sa "a eff ls+t D. - =. Frss%E"t
Ms. John Smith and children, who,
have been visiting at the home Of her
parents;l Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jan, re-
turned Monday to their home at Brook
yn,: Iowa.
The W. CO. Friendly will meet next
tuesday, Aug. 18th, at the home Of
Mrs. Gus peNoyelles. A picnic supper
will be served. Come and have your
'ortune told. =.
Mrs. Sidney gilbert went to Cslmar
7ridsy night to meet her daughter.
Hiss Lucille. ,whs is returning from Ce-
lar Falls..where she has been attending
hummer school, 49,. 1888 il:
FoR::SALE-Only . few more pieces
# furniture At bargain prices. Sale
loses Aug. 18th on account Of leaving
'ity. Mrs. c. Brown, 4l9 N. Elm St.
hone 49s Blue. :...2a
For SALE-A good, modern, Groom
lwelling, with double garage, centrally
ocated. Party leaving town and want
uick sale. Enquire Of Luers & Clark
and Co. 5ltf W
Matt Roche. Of Ingleeide, Nebr., who
- been . patient at Mercy hospital
or the past few weeks, has 20 far re-
overed .thst he 10 able to visit relatives
ear HssmouyS MINI. =
efF.st'., it'-'t -"
Mr.. and Mr.. Clarence Coons and
heir, little: son.: Of Monticello, Iowa,
listed during this week with the lat.
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. s. A. Con-
erse. and their family.
LosT-On Sunday, July 18th, IN auto
ire and rim size 3Ox32 somewhere
'orth or northeaat of Granger. Finder
lease leave At. Cunningham & Rice
,arsge and get reward. 6O-3t