Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-09-06
COUNTY NEWS
sP1LLYIL1E.

SPILLYILLE.
Misses Name and Anna Swestka Of
Sackson Jet, were guests of Mrs. A.
G. Fisher on Tuesday.
George Kovarik departed Tuesday
for Cedar Rapids to attend the bust
ness college.
Frank Fisher and son, of Protivin,
were here Friday on business.
i A. G. Fisher spent the past week at
West Union, where he assisted the
band as clarinetist during the fair.
The dance held here last Monday was
we'll attended.
( Mrs. Robt. Heuser went to DEBORAH
Tuesday to deliver garments made here
for the Belgians.
Mrs. K. l. Klemish and daughter
concluded their visit here with rela-
tives and returned Tuesday to their
home at Cedar Rapids. 49,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Novak and sons
autoed over Sunday from Little Tur.
key and were guests of Mrs. Helen
Shevik.
Walter Frey and Paul Heuser return.
ed home one day last week, after at.
tending the fair at Des MONIES.
Jake, Joe and Leo Baker, of Cresco
were business callers in town Monday.
Lewis Smith and sister. Wayne &C.
companied by their cousin, Joe Smith,
sutoed to Jackson Saturday.
Miss Christensen, of DEBORAH, was
here Thursday demonstrating how tc
use flour substitutes at the Domestic
Science room at the public school.
School began Monday at the paroch'
ial school and primary room of the
public school.
Chas. Frey autoed to Cresco Sunday
The Misses Victoria Meyer. Mae
Stinmetz and Agnes Herold returned t
their homes at Cresco on Friday, after
a two weeks visit with relatives here.
Edward Novak and family, of Ores
co autoed down here Thuraday.
Miss Leona Huber, Of Cresco, is Wis
iting relatives here this week,
Miss Caroline Hruska commenced hel
fall term of school in the A. A. Mix
esh district Monday.
Mrs. Josephine Kapinos and Marear
ct Balik were DEBORAH callers Monday
George Leeble left Monday for Fay
cite, to attend high school. 49,.
Frank Valenta, mother and sistel
Clara, of near Protivin, sutoed through
here Tuesday evening enroute for thu
Jim Sobolik home near Calmar. ,,..
Otilia Kovarik left for Cedar Rapid,
Saturday for . weeks visit with rela
tives. .-
Walter Frey autoed to Calmar Thurs
day. - ~ .7
Fred Riehla autoed down from Cal
mar Thursday. g. 30 .E' p.
Frank Swehla, accompanied by hi
sisters Anna and Louise, autoed dow
to Ossian Saturday. 81 s.
Miss Ethel Thompson is visiting rela
tives near Ridgeway. T..
Joseph Dostal, of Bruno, Neb., il
visiting relatives here. ~
Jerome Huber was a Conover callel
Thursday. a.t"
Miss Anna Swehla spent q few day
of last week at Calmar. s. ,a. e.
Johnny Herold. Jr.. and sisters. o
Creseo, autoed down here Thursday t
attend the Frey-Lewenberger dance.
Rev. J.lP. Broz was at Protivin Sun
day. .t5g.. I'll
DR.. Hennessy, of Calmar. autoet
through here Sunday. ~ a
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Richie autoed t,
Cresco Tuesday. Mrs. Anton Richie
accompanied them home. -
Joe Huber and family and George
Huber autoed out to West Unio1
Thursday to attend the fair.
Anton Lewis and Joe Smith were
Ridgeway callers Saturday..
Ludnikovici, the only, Bohemian
Theatrical Co., of its kind in America
will come to Spillville for two days ane
put on plays entitled: "Milost> Pan
Radova melodrame,' in four acts or
Thursday, Sept. 18th, and ''Slanils
Mydlarika, farce comedy, in three
acts, on Friday, Sept. 18th. Twenty.
five per cent of the proceeds will be
donated to the Czecho Slovak Army.
Annual Exhibition. v
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