Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-07-19
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SCdkEY.
Tuesday was busy day for the Red
Cross sewing ladies as they filled out q
rush order of fifty cootie suits for the
88th division which were to be ready
for treatment at Charles City, July 10
Frank Barnes and family have moved
into the C. A. Fosse bungalo and are
nearly settled in their cozy little home
on S. Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hron and son
Ed ward called at the Jim Ondrasek
home, Monday.
Nellie Harris returned to her nursing
duties at St. Mary's Hospital in Min
neap lis, Tuesday. ..
There are only thirty regular sew
ers for the Schley Red Cross Chapter.
Let's ZEE if we can't double that num-
Der il the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence DeWalle and
little son were pleasantly entertain d
at the Will Wilson home, Sunday even
ing.
Alphonsus and Maggie McCarvi'le,
of Lourdes, spent Sunday at the Dick
McCsrville home.
Mrs. Frank Harris and two sons
returned to their home at LaPorte,
Sunday, after e. two weeks visit at
the John Barnes home and other ,rela-
tives in the neighborhood. W.T.
Mrs. Ben Bouska is entertaining q
lady friend from Protivin, this week.
James Ondrasek and family, accom-
panied by Grandpa Malek, attended
mass in Lourdes, Sunday.
Reuben and Gree Svestka were Wis
iting in Protivin, Sunday.
Gene Barnes was pleasantly sur
prised on Friday evening in the form
Of q farewell party by his relatives and
friends before he was called to the
colors. The young folks enjo. ed
dancing in the bowery while the old
folks spent most of the time in social
conversation, and at midnight cake and
ice cream was daintily served to over
two hundred guests. ri ,
Harriet Doherty returned Friday
evening from Jerico where she visited
her friend, Hazel Quirk, a couple OF
weeks. ~ #.l
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Ferrie were shop
ping in Cresco, Tuesday.
Regina Glass returned to her home in
Cresco, Tuesday.
Mss. Ed Ferrie, who visited ut the
Irvln Ferrie home, returned to her
home in Dell Rapids, S. D., Sunday.
Miss Abbie Conry. of Lourdes, was
helping her niece, Leone Barnes, get
started in housekeeping the first OF the
week. Hs
Hazel and Marguerite Quirk and
Regina Glass were seen in this burg,
going south, Saturday. Isuppose they
were going to Jerico.
Joe Nibauer made business trip to
Lime Springs. Tuesday.
| Mrs. Joe Doherty had dental work
attended to in Cresco, Tuesday.
| Rumors are that Clarence DeWalle
has purchased the F. Bouske farm on
the West Vernon road, recently.
Glenn Hyke transacted business in
Cresco, Monday, '%
Harriet Doherty, accompanied by
Regina Glass, of Cresco, were callers
in this burg, Monday.
Ralph Huber called on his lady friend
in Cresco, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Glass, of Cresco, Wis
tied the Mike and Frank Barnes homes,
last week. ...-...-.. ..-..... s,.. s5it.
Mike barnes anu 4S"uy SASIISO -
the Herman Sibestroth home, Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Goldie, of Bonair, is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Dew allie, and family, this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Wenzel Urban and son
Joe spent Sunday at the Joe Nibauer
home.
Frank Barnes and children had din
ner at the James Conry home, Sunday,
south of Lourdes. os
Watch for the date Of the next dance
in this little old town, which will be
soon.
Francis Woods, of Cresco, is spend.
ing the week with Leo and Norbert
Doherty. ="
Anyone wishing to knit for the Red
Cross may get the material required ct
the Red Cross room. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Hanson and
daughter Oriole called 1t the Joe DOH
erty home, one evening last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Ferrie and babe
were entertained at supper at the Pat.
Fitzgerald home, Sunday.