Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-08-30
SCHL.EY

We thank the writer OF the West
aschlsy'' for the kind advice published
last week about roofing in our own To-
cality. We suppose she was hitting at
the writer of the Schley news by say
ing East, but we want her to under
stand there is no such thing as East
news in the Plain Dealer. If that per-
son would find = correct title for her
correspondence it would be q little
more like starting up business as a
writer.
Gladys McCarville assisted Mrs.
Johnnie DER cook for threshers Mon
day.
Regina Glass spent last week at the
Joe Doherty home returning Sunday
evening to her home in Cresco.
MIR. and Mrs. L. Moro zetz and babe
attended mass in Lourdes Sunday.
Mrs. Bernard Ferrie called on Mrs.
Irvine Bauer one day last week.
Mary McCarville is expected home
Saturday from St. Paul for q brief
visit.
The large crowd entertained at the
Irwin Ferrie home Sunday were like
Weigel and family Of Jerico, Johnnie,
Alice, Kate and Nellie Fitzgerald, Har-
riet and Edna Doherty, Regina Glass
of Cresco. Adolph Kapler ard family
and Lloyd Beaumaster Of Lourdes.
M. D. Whalen and family, accom-
penied by Mrs. Joe Weaklsnd, all Of
Cresco, called at the Joe Doherty
and Phil McCarville homes Sunday.
Mrs. John Verba of near Protivin
has been visiting the past week at the
L. v. Svestka home.
Mrs. Mike Bigley and daughter
Maude of Maple Leaf were pleasant
callers at the r. E. McCsrville home
Monday.
John Barnes and family spent Sum-
day evening at the Joe Doherty home.
Frank Milota returned from Camp
Gordon one day last week, being re-
jected on account of physical disability.
Nellie Fitzgerald was an over night
guest 1T the Irwin Ferrie home Satur-
day.
Urban Whalen and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Whalen, of Plymouth
Rock, visited ut the Joe Doherty home
Sunday evening and were accompanied
home by Harriet Doherty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Cummins and
son Donald and daughter Marie spent
Sunday al the VIM. Cummins home in
New Oregon.
Frank Barnes and children were
Cresco callers Saturday evening.
DAVIS CORNERS. o..
The E. w. and Fred Hslweg fami-
lies entertained company from Wykoff,
MIMI, Sunday.
Mr.. Ind Mrs. Harry Beuhler called at
the Gregory Mast and E. w. Halweg
homes Tuesday evening. 49, re.
Arthur Hslweg and son Orvin called
on Theo. Dieken Tuesday evening.
August Aberly was q Cresco bust
ness caller Wednesday.
Mrs. August Aberly and grandson
Louie Aberly and Miss Laura Riekman
were callers ut the John Mast home
Sunday.
Alvina KLEIN, who is employed At
Lime Springs spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. KLEIN.
Frank Mouldenhauer, who has been
visiting his parents, returned to bis
work 1T Austin, Minn., last Monday.
Several of our people attended the
Missionary Festival at Maple Leaf
Sunday.
Mrs. Schu'ze and children who have
been visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs.. Henry Bunge departed Tuesday
evening for her home in Chicago.
Mrs. VIM. Kirschbaum and daughter
Irene departed for her home in St.
Paul Saturday. She was accompanied
by her niece, Alvira Halweg who will
visit with her for an indefinite period.
Mrs. Jim Papich of McIntire spent .
few days 1T the home of her sister,
Mrs. Jim Duohek.
Arthur Halweg and family Sunday
Cd at the w. r. Bigalk home 10 Albion.
BONAIR.
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