Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-09-20

Mrs. Merle Eaton and babe, who
have been visiting ct the !. W. Eaton
home, returned last Saturday to their
home at Minneapolis. -. ID g..
Mrs. Plummer and daughter, Maize
and mother, Ms. Courtney went to
Postville Saturday to attend funeral
Of friend, Mrs. McWilliams.
A most exclusive and carefully
selected line of genuine hand'carved
brooches. chains, pendants and rings.
W. o. Swenson's Jewelry Store. 4tf
LosT-Sept. 1st, between Mercy
hospital and Spillville, an Eastman
Folding Pocket Kodak, size 3ax43. Re-
ward for it's return to this Office.
Mrs. Lizzie Webster, who has been
spending some time 1t the home Of her
nephew, Charles Simonds,, returned
home during the first Of the week.
Edward Hunting left Tuesday for
British Columbia where he will work
on a ranch near Wardner for some
time. He has q grest-sunt residing
there.
/ Mrs. H. w. Page, of Minneapolis.
who has been visiting at the home of
her sister, Mr.. James Cutting, went
to Riceville Wednesday for visit with
RELATIVES.
For SALE-A good, modern. Groom
dwelling, with double garage, centrally
located. Party leaving town and want
Equick sale. Enquire of Luers & Clark
Land Co. 5ltf
4 You are cordially invited to come and
see me when in need of dental work.
New parlors over P. A. Clemmer's
drug store.
/, 2tf J. J. CLEMMER, Dentist.
| Mrs. C. A. Pooler Of Austin and sis
ter, Mrs. Chamberlain of MARSHALL
town, Ia, were over Sunday visitors
at the home of their brother, VIM.
Stockman and sister. Mrs. Fred Brown.
NJ. and Mrs. P. H. Kennedy. Of
Lawler, and Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Rey'
nolds, of Layfette, Ind, visited the
first of the week at the home of Mrs.
! l'Kennedy's sister, Mrs. Richard Buff
ton.
q J.. E. McGourty, from near Riceville
!: was in town last Friday to deliver t.
the County Board the registration
cards for Jamestown twp. He was &C
companied by his father, James Nc
County. r..
Quite . number of Waukon younl
people heard Fiske O'Hara last Frida!
night, among them the MissesBuckley
Jennie Walsh, Kate Dugan, IN
: Messers Guam, Ebendtrf, Hale an
Z Robt. Murphy.
III Mrs. Frank Bickford went to LeRo
!; Saturday for an over Sunday visit
!. the home of her brother. Rob Despard
and from there will 60 to Mason Cit
for visit with her daughter, Mis-
!. Jessie and son Frank. i .Gl.S
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swenson, accom-
. panied by the Misses Mae and Emm
Swenson, left by auto the first of tn
week for = ten-day trip, expecting t
Z visit in Chicago and at various othe
= points in Illinois and Wisconsin. ~
II Mrs. Fred White and Miss Myrti
White autoed to Waterloo. yesterday
], for . visit at the home of the latter
. sister, Mrs. Harry Caward. Mis-
Hazel Hall, who has been visiting q
!, home, returned to Waterloo with them
+ You can get room. board and tuition
for $l2. SO . month while preparing t
help Uncle Sam and Waterloo business
firms in their Office work If you arr
: willing to do = little work outside o.
E school hours. Write College of Com
: merce, Waterloo, today for particu
+ lars. 5-tf
WANrED-In this county, hustler
t with conveyance. to represent Whole
: sale Grocery House, selling direct t
: consumer. Experience unnecessary
Big money for live wires. Attractive
work for middle aged man. Writ
!. Consolidated Grocery. Co.. Sioux City
. Iowa 81. go.
s. Callison received . telegram Mon
day >stating that bis brother Tom. Wit
enlisted few months ago with ths
Canadians, had died Of gunshot wounds
received in action on one of the battle
fields Of France. He Was IN unmar
y ried man. who was rejected On physiea
: Disqualification in the U. S. army. but
= succeeded in enlisting in Canada.
A Colville. WASH, newspaper make
D the following mention of former
Cresco lady: ''Miss Stssia Fitzgerald
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