Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-06-07
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Regina Soukup returned to her home
near Ridpeway thursday, after q few
days visit at the A. G.. Fisher home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Novak and
family of near G. esco autoed duwn
Monday to visit relatives.
James Benda has been doing some
painting and papering at the Albert
Milk home near Rldgeway the past
week.
Albert Frey and son David were
business callers at Fort Atkinson Wed
nesdsy.
Tony Swehla autoed to Fort Atkin'
son Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. P. Kuhn and son
Frank accompanied by Mrs. Josie Kap-
mos and Viola Balik autoed to DEBORAH
Saturday.
Ed Wagner and wife of Ossian at
tended the Red Cross dance here Mon
day.
Frank Fisher of Protivin was a call
er in town Wednesday.
Joseph Bockmann of Calmar, candi-
date for supervisor was in town Wed
nesday.
Chss. Frey and family autoed to De-
corah Thursday.
Mrs. Becker returned to her home at
Marion last week after q weeks visit
at the Frank Kulish home.
Albert Novak and son called at the
Will Polansky home near Fort Akin
son Wednesday.
Irene Benda is staying ut the Ed Ku-
bish home recently.
Gilbert Haavedt and mother left last
Wednesday for Lakota, N. D., to visit
with the latter's son. -
Glenn Herold was q business caller at
Protivin Thursday.
Anna and Louise Swehla were CAL
mar callers Wednesday. h.-
Edward Novak and family of near
Cresco autoed down Sunday.
DR.. G. Giesen of Superior, Wis, was
in town Friday evening calling on
friends. YEa-s
Born, q son to Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Smith. Thursday, May 30th, 1918. Con-
grstulations.
Jas. D. Becker with several work.
men came down Saturday from Calmar
to fit new water mains in place of those
that were burst by the frost last win
ter. While they were 1t work in the
afternoon down in the trench, q por-
ton of the overhanging bank suddenly
caved in severely injuring one of the
workmen.
Lieutenant Lee from the base hospi-
tai, Cincinnati, Ohio, and lady friend
attended the Red Cross dance here
Monday.
The following graduates received
their diplomas last Friday: Geo. Ko-
varik, Richard Benesh and Louis
Suchan.
Joe Huber had denta, work done at
Calmar Friday.
John Soukup and wife visited at the
Joe Luzum home near Calmar Tuesday.
| Louise Swehla left for Mason City
Sunday after a few days visi, with
home folks.
Jerome Huber was business caller
at he James CHAR home near Proti-
vim Friday.
Private Frank Kuhn was transfer.
red from Camp Pike, Ark, to q camp
in North Carolina. He came Monday
to spend six weeks with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Kuhn.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Dan Kapler and fami-
~ of Cresco visited with relatives here
Sunday. @
John Huber and family autoed over
to Calmar Sunday. .-
Fred Meyer, from the Great Lakes
Naval station was visiting friends here
the fore part of last week.
Charley Wagner went to F.. Akin
son Thursday to attend the funeral of
his mother.
Marie and Agnes Suchan and Helen
Klemish attended the dance at Proti.
win Thursday.
Regina Fisher closed her term of
school last Friday.
Geo. Leeble returned home from
Fayette, after an extended stay.
Mayme Hrun is staying at the Lewis
Mikesh home recently.
Heinie Meyer of Calmar autoed down
here Wednesday.
Ben Herold accompanied by his moth
er and sisters autoed up to Cresco Sun
day to visit relatives. +
Paul Heuser and sister Lydia sutoed
to Fl. Atkinson Sunday. CT
Misses Anna and Louise Swehla and
Lucy Huber attended the dance at Pro-
twin Thursday.
A. A. Novak was business caller at
Fit. Atkinson Thursday. =
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Mary and Frances Dotzler were
Cresco callers Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dyer were Cresco
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