Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-04-12
OTTER CREEK.

OTTER CREEK.
Alfred Peter. ST., had some logs
sawed into lumber at the viii Baker
home near New Oregon the past week.
Myrtle Schild will close . seven
months term of school in sub-distric,
No. 4 this week Friday.
Parties were baling hay for Will
Kuntz the past week one day.
Charley Vrba left for Spillville and
FIT. Atkinson last week to begin his
carpentering work of the season.
Members of the w. F. M. 8. of the
German NJ. E. Church met at the home
of Mrs. Charley Kuntz last week Thurs.
day afternoon.
Charley Kuntz and family were
pleas ant callers at the j. j. Hornber.
ger hume { ther Sunday.
F. n. Mead, postmaster at Cresco,
made q trip with carrier Miller on ru'
raj route four last week one day.
Cases of house cleaning have devel-
oped through here lately but the cold
CONCEALED the spirit of it again
Parties from Cresco were ditching on
the old Qualley farm west of Otter
Creek last week one day.
Ed Thompson of Cresco autoed down
here last week to call at the H. House
home.
Members of the Standard Bearers of
the German NJ. E. Church will meet at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kuntz
north of Ridgeway this week Wednes'
day evening.
Services 1T the Evangelical Church
next Sunday as follows: Sunday School
at 1880 Q. m. followed by prayer meet
ing. In the evening preaching services
by Rev. w. A. Scholer of Cresco. A
cordial invitation is extended to Ill to
attend above services.
Lauretta Kuntz closed . seven
months term Of school in sub.district
No. 6 other week Friday.
,Nettie Koch was visiting her sister,
Mrs. Carl Haaxenson last week Thurs
day. .
Augusta Vatthauer was listed with
the sick the past week or 80.
Harry Wiedemnn is perfecting plans
these days for the building Of large
barn in near future.
Mabel Kuntz has been working for
Mrs. Jacob Butt at Ridgeway.
Charley Kuntz was pleasant caller
at the Schild home last week one day.
Elmer Schild called at the ]. ].
Hornberger home last week one day.
Mrs. Mike Kratz has been staying
with her daughter, Mrs. Lewis Walt
er, of Florenceville the past week as
sisting latter in caring for the children
who are wrestling with the measles.
w. H. Miller, carrier on route four,
now brings the mail by auto as of yore.
The double twisted humps have been
raising some extra bumps on some of
our people.
Jim Soukup was q pleasant business
caller at Protivin, one day in recent
past. rI-
Some of ]. G. Kirschmans folks
were pleasant callers at DEBORAH last
week.
Theo. kratz and family dined with
John Aegerter and family last Sunday
and spent q very social time together.
At the recent conference session of
the Evangelical Church at Story City,
Rev. w. A. Scholer was transferred to
Viola, Ia, after having served this
field favorsbly the past three years.
Walter Peter assisted Will Baker, of
New Oregon at saving logs for lsmber
last week one day.
Mildred Bloomenrader is staying with
her aunt, Mrs. Albers, these days.
Walter Peter was pleasant caller at
the w. E. Wiedeman home one even
ing recently.
Lizzie Koch was q pleasant caller at
the Robert Vopava home in Sumner
township recently.
Charley Hornberger was out motor
ing other Saturday evening. whew?
Mill Wagner and son George from
near Ridgeway made flying trip in
their car through here the past week
one day. -
Robert Vopava of Sumner township
was saving wood for Fred Koch one
day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Ssnderson took in
the show at Protivin, other Sunday ev-
ening.
Tomena Johnson, arrived home from
South Dakota other week where she
made the acquaintance of the baby girl
who recently arrived at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Butz.
Carl Haakenson and Fred C. Koch
were pleasant business shoppers at
Cresco other week Friday.
j. Kreitzer and son Leonard were
pleasant callers at the Frank Vrbai
home last Friday. a
Rev. ]. r. Nolte is the newly ap-
pointed pastor of the Evangelical
Church for this field for the coming
year. d. or. ~ =.
ALBION.
Many of our people attended the
Loyalty Meeting in Cresco. Tuesday
eve. @ -.
A good attendance and very inter.
esting meeting is the report of the
Farmers Club at the C.. V. johnson
home.
Master Harold Easier, of Harmony,