Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-04-05

for Austin to work in the HORNED pack
ing house.
Hans Barnum and son and Henry
Rygg, were visitors at the E. R. St.
John home on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Case and daughter
were callers at the DR.. Tierney home
Sunday.
Mrs. E. F. Sims and Mrs. R. R..
Crowell were Cresco shoppers the past
week.
Frank Crawford and family spent
Sunday at the R.. w. McCloud home.
SP1LLVILLE.
Carrie Tuchek returned home from
Cresco, Friday, after q few weeks
visit with her brother Joe and family.
George Zoulek was a caller at Con-
over, Friday.
Otila Soukup came up from DEBORAH,
Friday, for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Campbell, of
Charles City, arrived here Saturday,
for visit with the latter's mother,
Mrs. Anna Lusk.
Mrs. Moravetz and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Humpal attended the funeral of
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Will Wagner autoed down from Ridge.
way, Sunday. His wife and son George,
who have been visiting relatives here
the past week, returned home with
him. n
Leo Herold, of Fort Atkinson. was q
business caller in town, Thursday.
Irene Benda spent Sunday at the Geo.
Kuhn home.
John Sabeka, Will Schwake and
Clemence Loesch are the proud own
ers of new Ford cars.
Edward Nockels, accompanied by hi:
mother and Mrs. Herman Busch of
Calmar, avtoed down Friday.
Jim Chekal and Chas. Lusk autoed
up near Cresco, Friday, to attend the
funeral of Miss Anna Mlady.
Jerome Huber and wife autoed to
DEBORAH, Friday. ,F F..
DR.. Bush, of Fort Atkinson, was q
professional caller in this vicinity, the
fore part of the week.
VIM. Kalishek, of Protivin, was q
business caller in town, Wednesday.
Helen Klemish spent the fore part of
the week at Ed Herold's.
James Benda is doing some painting
and papering at the John Korbel and
]. Tumas homes near Conover. ~.
Mike Herold visited his brother John
near Lawler, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Skoda, of Lawler,
were guests at the Philip Herold home,
Sunday.
John Huber was Fl. Atkinson caller,
Friday. H.. -,
Frank Swehla and sister Emma were
Calmsr callers, Friday.
Clara Nikesh, of Protiyin, was calling
on friends here, Sunday.
Steve Hruska. of Calmar, was in
town, Saturday.
Louis Swehla was q Conover caller,
Friday. -. -..s..<.-..
Anton Smith was Calmar caller on
Monday. .
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Huber and children
visited at the Ed Novak home near
Cresco, Wednesday and Thursday.
lDFrank Kovarik and daughter Otila,
Emma Mikesh and Lena Herold furn-
ished hymns at the funeral of Miss
Anna Mlady near Cresco, Friday.
Chas. Klemish autoed to Cresco, Fri
day.
Arthur Fisher left Wednesday for
Camp Dodge to visit his brothers, Ed
and Adolph, but failed to meet them,
both having left before he arrived.
Adolph is now in Ohio, and Ed is at
Chicago. I
Rose Herold and Tracy Loesch
returned Wednesday from Dubuque,
after an extended visit there.
The building, occupied by Mrs. Wag-
ner. was open Thursday and Friday.
where the people of this community
brought all kinds of wearing apparel
for the Belgians.
John Kubesh, of Kenosha, Wis, is q
guest at the Frank Boresh home. Mr..
Kubesh is sailor and stays at Great
Lakes.
r,; Joe Luzum. of ca'mar. was in town,
Mrs. Frank Novotny is on the sick
list.
Frank Huber was a Calmar caller,
one day last week.
Lizzie Sabelka was staying at the
John Herold home, recently.
c. C. Tryton and Ellington, of Ridge
way, were business callers here. Friday.
Will Jirak. wife and baby, of jackson
Junction, were visiting the latter's
folks, Sunday.
Mary Benda spent Saturday and Sum
day 1t the Louis Mikesh home.
Jos. Luzum and wife, of Calmsr,
spent Sunday at the John Soukup home.
Mrs. K. l. Klemish and children, of
Cedar Rapids. arrived here Friday for
q visit with relatives.
John Killing and wife, of Fort Akin
son, were guests 1T the Geo. Kuhn
home, Sunday.
Alles's Feet Ease fer Soldiers and
Sailors.
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