Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-04-12
CHESTER.
V. c. Breedlove autoed to Leroy

CHESTER.
w. c. Breedlove autoed to Leroy
Tuesday.
If you can't buy . bond, go to war.
Josephine and Virginia Cray of Cres-
co visited few days last week with
their sister, Mrs. L. w. Halver.
Smith & Jones did some paper hang
ing in Lime Springs last week.
H. w. Jensen sold Z new Dodge car
to John TANNED of York on Monday of
this week.
Maude Mercy Of Montana came Tues.
day to visit Chester friends.
Geo. Owens was q Cresco passenger
Tuesday.
Mrs. Thos. Edwards returned home
Saturday morning from Camp Dodge
where she visited her brother who is in
training. - 81.
j. ]. Mcdowell sold his Chevrolet
car to Chas. Ullom on Tuesday.
Mrs. AL Fairbanks, of Oak Dale Wis.
tied Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. 0.
Baldwin. ls e, -
Mrs. w. J. Mcmahon. of Leroy, Wis.
tied the first of the week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Thomas.
L. ]. Bratrud of Thief River Falls,
MIMI, came Monday night to visit rela-
tives and friends. He drove his Dodge
car home starting on Wednesday morn
ing. v
A loyalty meeting was held in the l.
0. 0. F. ball Monday night. D. E..
Voris of Marion and Father Whalen of
Cresco were the speakers who gave
fine addresses. The chairman, c. T.
McWillioms gave . short talk which
was very interesting. Mr.. Voris did
not want for words to hit the disloyal-
lists. The hall WIS overcrowded with
hearers and Ill present took home with
themselves something to be long re-
membered. Singing by the Cresco male
qusrtette.
There was no services 1T the M. E.
Church Sunday night owing to MIR.
Sires being unable to preach,
Mrs. L. w. Clark and children were
passengers to Msquoketa Monday where
they will visit her parents. ~as,
Mamie Jones and family spent Sun
day at the Geo. Conklin home.
Mrs. Henry Meredith. of Wisconsin,
visited Chester friends q few days of
last week. s.
John Cray. of Lime Springs, was a
Chester caller Saturday. r
Knute Rinehart. of near Stewart
vile, Mimi, was q Chester business
caller a few days of last week.
Mrs. Wesby and children returned
home Friday from Grand Meadow,
Mimi. r.
Seth Louden, of this place, and Miss
Jennie Smith of Cedar Falls, were uni
ted in marriage at Cresco on Wednes-
day of last week. Congratulations.
Several from here attended the loyal
ty meeting at Cresco Tuesday.
Edmund Dugstad was business call
er at Saratoga Monday.
Archie Winslow and Melvin Malcolm
son left Monday for Madison, Wis,
where they will enter school to be
trained for the aviation corp.
Baldwin and Fairbanks have leased
the old postoffice building to be used as
an Office.
Louie Underbakke was q passenger
to DEBORAH Saturday.
J. B. Cray of Lime Springs was
Chester business visitor lost Thursday
and Friday.
Halver & Son shipped car load of
cattle to Oh cago Saturday night.
DR.. L. w. Clark was q Cresco pass
enger Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Ness returned home last
Thursday from Minneapolis where she
underwent an operation. She is much
Chester was visited by rain storm
Saturday and Sunday great many of
the farmers were lucky as they had
their spring seeding all done. In most
oil cases the early seeding of wheat
and oats makes the best crop.
Doughlas Phifer sold his Ford car TO
. party living near Maple Leaf.
Nat Goldberg was q business caller
at Maple Leaf last Friday.
Otto Spencer returned home from
MIMI, on Wednesday Of
last week where he spent the winter
Forest Stintzi was a Cresco caller
last Wednesday.
H. w. Jensen was q Spring Valley
business caller on Thursday OF last
week.
H. L. Baldwin, Roy Jones and v. J.
McWilliams autoed to Spring Valley
last Thursday.
SCHLEY.
The roads were dragged in this COM
munity, Tuesday, and are now in fine
condition for any kind of a car.
This burg was we'll represented at
the Loyalty Meeting in the Cresco
opera house, Tuesday evening.
DR.. Hess was called to this burg,
Tuesday, for little Cyril Bouska who