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


CHESTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. a; J. Cray Of Lime n.
Springs, were callers Ut the W. w.
Cray home on Tuesday Of this week.
Geo. Spencer and Louie Undertake.
were duly instructed in the mysteries
of the third degree of Odd Fellowship
Monday night and ]. L. Rowley joined
by card after which light Refreshments
were served. .ls.,Ea,... ezIE .#E5
H. w. Jensen sold q new Overland
car to Erwin Isaacson of near Lime
Springs. The deal was made Monday.
Several from here attended the show
at Lime Springs Tuesday night.
H. w. Jensen has secured the SER
vices of Earl Harrison of Waterloo,
who will assist with the auto repair
work at the garage. He is q good
lathe man which will add greatly to the
convenience in this line of work as q
great many repairs ca1 be made which
most always have to be ordered from
the factory which takes more or less
TIM to get. :'@.'- e.
Game Warden c. 6. Lake arrested
Tony Albo for trapping out OF season.
He was taken before Justice of the
Peace, w. L. Barker, Of Cresco, who
fined him $40 and = costs. It always
pays to obey the low. The non.resi-
dents who are in the habit of coming
here to fish had better call at the Ger
man Savings Bank and get their H.
cense rs the Game Warden is on the
alert $3.50 It's E-5.atE r. E. zssls527
A loyalty meeting will be held in
Chester Monday evening, April 9Th.
Good speakers will be present. Every
body should get out aud help to make
the meeting success. ,as. s.,,.... s..,s
The general stores in Chester begun
Monday night to open up after supper.
Mrs. w. C. Smith and daughter Wis.
tied at the John Hoopman home in Lime
Springs the latter part Of last week.
Archie Ninslow d autoed to Lime
Springs Monday. - ~ Is
Fred Baldwin and son Henry depart
ed Monday for North Dakota where
they will drill wells during the summer
months. -. -, 81 81. ~
Edmund Dugstad was Lime Springs
business caller Sunday. sf ,gfa;.
Born. Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Kenworthy, an eight pound boy.
Mother and babe are doing fine.
H. L. Baldwin was in Austin on bust
ness Tuesday. s,.e,. e,,qr e-s a
Julius Moe is having the interior of
his residence property changed. Geo.
Spencer is doing the work. 10,
DR.. C. L. Warren and son of Leroy
called on Chester friends Saturday.
Bert Bronner of Spring Valley called
on Chester friends Saturday. 81
]. ]. Mcdowell and family spent
Sunday in Leroy at the w. J. Nc
Mahon home.
Gordie Fiske and family of Cresco
spent Sunday at the Geo. Thomas home.
Edmund Dugstad and family visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Hal.
yer. &
The Red Cross Basket Social given
last Tuesday night was a grand sue
cess. Over 5000 was taken in. III
Geo. Ness went to Minneapolis Sat-
urdsy to visit his wife who is in the
hospital. 4a#sz ID Il ~ s
Lloyd Detra, who recently moved
with his father" to GAINESVILLE called
on Chester friends Saturday. IA
H. l.. Baldwin autoed to Lime Springs
Saturday. 49, H. asM
Francis Carter, of Rochester, Mimi,
visited Chester relatives and friends
from Friday until Tuesday.
The roads are fine. " % W. ~
A. Malcomson was Cresco caller
last Thursday. -. 80. 4.
Clayton Ullom returned home from
the Twin Cities Friday where he had
been attending school during the win
ter months. s3. ..s-. ~. {. ..st,..t
Rev. and Mrs. Roscoe Stills gave q
sociable Friday night at their home in
honor of the young folks Sunday School
class which is being organized. A
9aodly number were in attendance and
all enjoyed . fine time. Light refresh.
ments were served.
J.. J. Mcdowell and family autoed to
Leroy Thursday.
Geo. Owens had his residence prop
Al Fairbanks Of Oak Dale was 50 .
Chester business caller last Thursday.
Alma Bratrud has purchased new
Oakland Six. WI p ..s.s
Pat Cassen of Leroy was Chester
business caller last Thursday.
w. T. Howe sold his team to the
horse buyers last Thursday. sa.sst
Archie Winslow was . Cresco caller
Thursday. @at -S .a- .4-s'. s.'
H. E. Maurer autoed to Cresco last
Thursday. -. 80,
BONAIR. 4, - II
C. Morgan from Lanark, ILL.,. moved
to the farm recently owned by L.
M0nigold. sr W" .sg.o G7EsaEll -s
4 The Red Cross sewing will be done in
the hall every Tuesday afternoon. La
dies please. bring thread, and dona-
tons of thread from those who do not
sew will be very helpful. -
Mrs. Fred Letter left Thursday af-
ternoon for Omaha to meet her bus
band who was returning from Glen
Rock, Wyoming.
Mrs. Auringer, Mrs. Setchel and