Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-07-26
LIME SPRINGS.

Mrs. DR. Plummer received tele.
gram, Saturday, saying that Captain
Will Plummer had arrived safely ''over
there" -.
]. c. Sanborn came from Detroit.
MIMI, for few days visit with home
f .lks He drove back Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Jane Gates, Bessie, Wells,
Genevieve Anderson and Peter J.
Anderson sutoed to Camp Dodge, Fri
day morning.
Sylvia CRUDE, of Cresco, was the
guest of Mrs. E E. Griffith, during
Chautauqua.
Several Camp Fire Girls from Ches-
ter were here, Friday.
L'n:se Salisbury, of Cresco, is spend
Chas Schacht.
J G. Roberts returned from Mime
apolis, Monday night. His grandson
&C :ompanied him for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts and two child
rem, of Minneapolis, autoed down Sat-
urday to visit Mr.. Roberts mother,
Mrs. ]. H. Roberts.
Lauren johnson spent several days
the past week with Vincent Horton,
Harold eagle and Herb. Kerr at the
Great Lakes training camp.
Honey Meighan left Monday after
noon for Montana where he has accepted
position with the Case Co.
Ben Davis, Joe Williams and w. W.
Cray and Frank Freemire, of Chester,
sutoed to Camp Dodge, Saturday after
noon. ~
Miss Rhodes, of Rochester, is here
visiting Miss Beryl Burns.
Mrs. A. R johnson and Helen went
to Westgate, Sunday, to visit ct the
w. F. HOLMAN home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitford and children
took Mrs Bower to her home in Elgin,
last Sunday. Mrs. Whitford's niece,
Dorothy ellison, came up with them for
q two weeks visit.
Oscar Kampen, of Madison, Wis,
was business caller in our town, Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Owen arrived
last Friday from Idaho. where he has
been working in the mines the past
few months. L Harry expects to be
called before many days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jones and baby
autoed from Madison, Wis, for visit
with their parents. Mr.. Jones left
Sunday night for Fort Sheridan where
he will spend few weeks taking mill
tary training. Mrs. Jones will remain
for longer visit.
Sam Orr had the misfortune to lose
three head Of cattle by lightning, Mon
day evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Whitford and
children and Mrs. Bower and daughter
were Cresco shoppers last Friday.
Miss Belle Petit is spending . few
days in Des Moines. ,s
Arthur and Esther Evans have been
visiting in Minneapolis.
Mrs. John Talmadge is slowly recov-
er:rg, after long period of illness.
Mrs. F. K. Elwood went to Onslow,
L., Wednesday, to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Morris are
enjoying q visit from their daughter,
Mrs. Owen Jones, Of Stacy, MINI.
Evan Owens, of Fox Lake, Wis, is
here visiting his brother Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richards and
daughter, from Sandstone, Mimi, came
to visit bis brother, Joe Richards. at
Cherry Grove.
g Lieut.. Owen Davis, son Of Mrs. E.
v. Davis, left the Chanute aviation
field, last week, on leave Of absence.
He expected to stop in Lime Springs
for q brief visit but was recalled by
wire and is probably now on bis way to
France. = .-.-
Wednesday evening, about eighty
friends end neighbors dropped in at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Williams
and surprised Gordon who leaves Fri
day for m ilitary service. A pleasant
evening was spent and bounteous
supper was partsken of which was
brought by the ladies. Gordon was
presented with fine wrist watch as .
token of remembrance. '..--f
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