Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-08-09
OTTER : CREEK.

OTTER CREEK.
A. F. Schild accompanied Will Wa9-
ner on latter's cream route, last week
Wednesday.
Some Of the Wagner boys were busi-
ness callers at Spiilville, last week one
day.
Members of the w. M. s.. of the
Evangelical Church will meet with Mrs.
Anna Wiedemsn, of Cresco, next week
Wednesday afternoon.
Don't forget the quarterly meeting
to be held at the Evangelical Church,
Sunday. Come and bring your friends.
Some of our farmers held thresh.
ers' meeting at the Charley Kuntz
home, last week Wednesday evening.
Anna Hopperstead, of Ridgewsy, has
been staying with her sister, Mrs.
Demo Kratz, the past week or so.
A few threshing machines will be
humming in our vicinity by latter part
of week, from present indication.
Farmers were cutting the weeds
along the road and il their fields, this
week and last week. -.
Some of Blackburn's folks were call.
ers at Cresco, last week one day. o..
LIE. Bechtold was dragging the road
north of the Win. Kratz home, last
week Wednesday. .h.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kratz were
shoppers at Cresco, last week Wednes-
day.
There seems to be quite q crop of
timothy through this section.
Philip Kratz, of Cresco, has been
assisting his brother, Arthur, at har-
vesting, in the recent past.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Foist and children
came up from Sumner, H., last week
Thursday, to visit at the John Aegerter
home. Mr.. F. returned home the fol-
lowing day, leaving his family to con-
tinue their visitation.
Earl Kirschman and brother Joyce
were Cresco shoppers, last week Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aegerter and
daughters, Esther, Elsie, and Mrs. Carl
Faist and children were callers ut
Cresco last Saturday. -.
Ida Baumgartner was . pleasant
caller ut the Aegerter home, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wiedeman and
children were entertained ut dinner,
Sunday, BY MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Kuntz
and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. schild were pleas.
ant callers 1T the John Aegerter home.
Sunday afternoon. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aegerter, deugh'
ters, Esther, Elsie, and Mrs. Carl F'oist
and children were callers ct the Car!
Gerber home in Howard County. lost
Saturday.
Chris. Haakenson, of DEBORAH, hal
been assisting his son Carl at harvest.
ing on the old homestead, the past
week.
Ernest Baumgartner was . pleasant
caller on his friends, Walter and Eddie
Peter. hst Sunday afternoon.
Carl Foist autoed up from Sumner,
Iowa, last Sunday, to get his family
who had been visiting here for several
days.
Ralph Schild called on his friend,
Frank House, last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Aegerter, son Albert, and
daughters Esther, Elsie and Mrs. Car!
Faist and children were shoppers q
Spillyille, last week Friday.
Roy Sanderson and bis brother were
callers ut the Fred Koch home, last
week Tuesday evening. ~ ...
Chris. Trytten and Arthur johnson.
of Ridgewsy, were out here last week
looking up trouble on the Farmers Line.
J. F. Still, of Cresco. was in on!
vicinity, last week, delivering gas and
kerosene to bis customers. II
Ro'ie Krstz was assisting bis brother
Demo. Of Sumner .ss.1 TYP " 1.s se harvesting
Otto. Leinhardt, sisters Nina and
Lydia and Walter Peter spent othel
Sunday af ernoon with Mr.. and Mrs
Amel Koch and daughters.
Charley Hornberger was q pleasant
business caller Ut Spillville, last weet
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Haakenson ant
daughter Gale accompanied by Mr.: ant
Mrs. Fred Koch and son Clintor
attended church services north of Ridge
way other Sunday.
DR.. Kochendorfer, of DEBORAH, made
q call through here, last week one day
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Falck daughter
Ollie and Opal took supper with ~
AM Mrs. Amel Koch other Sunda!
evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert .Vopave ant
daughter Eileen. Of Sumner Twp:
spent other Saturday evening will
Amel Koch and family.
/ Mrs. Abbis Mikesh, Of Cresco, il
visiting ut the J. J. Kreitzer hom'
these days.
| WEST VERNON
James Barnes, Of Cresco, IL assisting
Peter Hanson with farm work . fev
days. .-....-
| J. E. Doolittle spent Sunday with hi
.on pslnh AZ Camn dodge.