Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-07-05
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several days at Mason City.
Matt Graft, wife and daughter Flor
-nce, and Mrs. Chas. Cote and daugh.
,-r Of Calmar, visited relatives here
ionday.
Frank Swehla and sister Emma au-
toed over to DEBORAH Wednesday.
Paul Heuser and mother, Mrs. Hiram
Cooper and daughter Irene were De-
corah callers Tuesday.
Joe Prochaska and family, of Proti-
vim, visited at the Carl HauR home
Tuesday. Regina Fisher accompanied
them home for q short visit.
Steve Bush of Fort Atkinson was q
caller here Tuesday. .-&
M, and Mrs. Chas. Balik, of Mason
City, offended the Balik- Smith we'd
ding he.'e Tuesday.
J. J. Aaug had his deceased daugh-
tiers Bertha and Louise, taken up from
the Fort Atkinson cemetery, and re-
buried in the Hsug cemetery q mile
west Of town. MIR. Haug also had q
fine new monument erected to their
memory. ~
Mary Bena of DEBORAH, visited with
home folks Sunday.
Celia Swehla came up from Mason
City Saturday, for visit with rela-
tives. F
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Uher and daugh-
Dorthy. and Ethel Pletka, of Calmar,
autoed down Wednesday to visit at the
John Hruska home. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf Ira and babe of
1 Ca1mar, visited at the Cibuzar home
| the fore part of the week.
Walter Black and Joseph Benda
visited with the latter's sister at CAL
mar Tuesday.
VIM. Kalishek and son of Protivin,
autoed down Tuesday and called at the
home of Mrs. Barbara Kovarik.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Mix
esh, son, Saturday, June q, 1918.
Congratulations. -
| Chss. Kovarik and Frank Brom and
families, were visiting. with relatives
at Protivin Wednesday. @
Tony Smith went to Mason City
Thursday, returning Saturday.
Arnold Herold of st. Cloud. Mimi,
and Johnny Herold of Cresco visited
relatives here the fore part of the
week. .t.&
Mr.. Hornberger of Ridgeway was q
business caller in town Monday. -
Louise Swehla left for Mason City
Wednesday, after few days visit.
Bessie Kupka came up from Mason
City Saturday for q visit with her
grandma, Mrs Kate Swehla.
John Zollek and family autoed out
to Ridgeway Sunday to visit at the
Will Wagner home. %
Geo. Skoda of Lawler was q caller in
town Monday.
Stella Bena, trained nurse. return
ed to Cedar Rapids Tuesday, after
short visit with home folks.
Wenzel Riha and family of near Fes-
tina, were visiting relatives here Sum
day. .o
MIR. and Mrs. Mrs. Mashek autoed
from Lidgervood, N. D, Saturday to
visit the 1atter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bernatz. - ft 81.
| Tony Smith and wife visited ut the
Geo. Mikota home Sunday. = 81
Lewis Swehla and mother, accom-
panied by Mrs. James Benda, autoed
to Calmsr Monday.
Frank Brom and family, Of Milwau-
kee, arrived here last week for visit
with re atives. -,
Celia Svehla came up from Mason
City Saturday for q visit with her
grandmother.
Will Wagner, wife and son George Of
near Ridgeway, visi ted at the John
Zoulek home Tuesday. -
Anna Swehla and Wayne Smith At
tended the dance at Calmar Monday
night.
Geo. Huber and Ed Herold autoed to
Decorah Saturday where they attend
ed the Winneshiek County Thresher-
man Convention. a
Mike Herold recently enlisted in the
navy, and is stationed now at Great
Lakes. Chicago. y
The gross receipts from the Poca-
hontas play were $2S8. TO- We. the un-
dersigneo, wish to thank the Fisher
orchestra for furnishing music in the
afternoon and evening free of charge,
and we also thank the ladies who as
sisted US in making the costumes.-
Members of the Pocahontas Co.
Miss Mary Shevik is the first war
Hrushka of Calmar, who was home on
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being united in marriage Saturday
morning at St. Wencelaus Church.
Their many friends-extend congratula-
tions. .- 800
The marriage of Emma Balik, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Wenzel Bslik, to Anton
Smith, Jr., son of NJ. and Mrs. A: F.
Smith, both of this place, occurred
Tuesday morning, June 18th, at 10
o'clock at St. Wenceslaus Church The
bridesmaids were Wayne Smith, sis
ter of the groom, and Mary Prsshsk,
neice of the bride, from Mason City.
Frank Bslik and Louis Smith, broth
ers of the bride and groom we're the
best men. The bride il IN accom-
plished young lady and il highly es-
teemed by her many friends. The
husband of her choice lis an industrious
and energetic young man, and at pres
ent is conducting business at Mason
City, where these young people will
make their home. We join with their
numerous friends in extending conRrat-
,1lations and best wishes for a LONG and