Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-08-09
COUNT NEWS
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Mrs. H. w. Plummer and son George
left last week for . visit with relatives
at Jefferson and other points in Wis.,
consin. ~,
Mrs. G. W. Moar, Vernita and Clar-
ence were visitors At the w. L. Howe
home last Wednesday.
Mrs. Watson left Thursday night for
her home at Fon du Lac, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Peterson and
son autoed to Calmar, Sunday. Elsie
Peterson came home with them for
visit.
Mrs. Omoth and daughters and Beryl
Burns autoed to Cresco last Saturday.
Guy Whitford left Saturday noon on
a business trip to Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Russell Brantner returned Satur-
day noon from two months visit with
Mrs. Brantner's sisters in Minnesota
MIR. Cunningham received postal
last Friday saying that Harold Young
had arrived safely across.
Mrs. John G. Roberts came home
Friday noon from two weeks visit
with her son and family at Minneap-
oils.
Mrs. Bastian and son Louis returned
last Monday from Winnett, Montana,
where she has been with her sons, the
past few weeks.
FLOW Murray, of Austin, has been a
guest at the Barlow home, the past
week. 20
Mrs. Atwood and Lucille left Thurs
day noon for Q months visit with rela-
tives at Monticello. MINI.
Mrs. Dan Davis and daughter, Of
Fargo, are the guests Of Mrs. Ben Davis
and other friends.
Mrs. EN- Gordon and son Frank left
Thursday night for Madison. Wis.
where they will spend q couple of
weeks with Mrs. Oscar Ksmpen.
Mrs. Oscar Behring and daughters,
Marion and Mary, went to Bryant, 5.
D., Thursday, to visit MIR. Behring's
people. 90"
Misses Margaret Cray and Laura and
tained the following little folks last
Thursday: David Thomas. Roland
Davis, katherine Davis, Olive Whit
ford, Jane Larawav, Lucille and Virgil
Bastian, Willard Lloyd, Jane Cray,
Verna and Donald Bowers. The after
noon was spent in play. A dainty
luncheon was served which was very
much enjoyed by the little folks, after
~''' ley left for home each one
Cal = present given them by the
hostess.
Mrs. Fred Elwood returned last
Wednesday from two weeks visit at
Onslow, Iowa. Her sister-in.law, Mrs.
Orr, came with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens and Helen and
Katherine Irvine sutoed to Arlington,
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens
returned Sun ~ by the way Of Vest
gate and visited the W.. F. HOLMAN
home. The:girls remained for longer
visit and will also visit in Davenport
before coming home. Margaret Kohl
man came home with the Stevens for .
visit at the A. r. johnson home.
Phil. Sanborn, of Council Bluffs,
Iowa. and Sylvia CRUDE, Of Cresco,
spent Sunday at the E. E. Griffith
home.
Mrs. Merle Dunlap left Saturday
night for her home at Cincinnati. o.
v. S. Bowers received letter this
week from his brother Donald who is
somewhere in France, saying he was
well again. He had been gsssed and
has spent some time in the hospital.
It il the first letter they have had from
him in over four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Sanborn left
Tuesday for Neving, Minn., for visit
with Mrs. Sanborn's brother.
Z Rev. Bear and family returned Satur-
day evening from . Ave weeks trip by
auto. They visited at different points
in Iowa, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Irene Roberts left Friday night for
Chicago where she will take Q two
weeks course at the Sherwood Music
School. Berenice Lsidlaw, of Cresco,
went with her.
Mrs. w. Williams and daughter Alice
returned the first of the week from .
months visit in Minnesota. Mrs.
williams niece, Merton Jones. of Min
neapolis. accompanied them home for .
visit.
Mrs. w. r. Wells left Monday morn
ing for Minneapolis to spend . few
days.