Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-06-21
LIME SPRINGS

LIME SPRINGS
Mrs. Evan Williams and little dauRh.
ter came Wednesday morning from
Antonio. Texas, to visit the Eiwood
and Williams family.
Mrs. Plummer and George returned
Wednesday forenoon from the hospital
at Cresco. Mrs. DR.. DAILY brought
them home. 5
Sergeant Lloyd Horton returned to
Camp Grant Thursday night after
spending few days with home folks,
Mrs. Horton and Bernice, went with
him. They expect to spend several
weeks in Rockford.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Moar and Mrs.
L. +. Moar and son autoed to DEBORAH
Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Moore of Iowa
FALL. drove up Thursday to look after
their farm interests.
| Laura Palmquist came Wednesday
noon from Minneapolis where she has
been attending school the past year.
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Sanborn autoed
to Cresco Thursday.
Mr.. Doolittle came from Spencer, Ia.
Wednesday noon, called here by the
serious illness of his brother-in.lsw, H.
H. Wells. "a.
Rosa May Jones was the guest of
Miss Maggie Lewis at Cresco last week
w. C. Brown and Tom Davis were
business callers at Albert Lea Friday.
Charles Hewitt is here from Mime
sofa visiting his sister. Mrs. Tom
Jones. sr
Mrs. Will Sanborn and Merle came
up from Cresco Saturday, Merle hav-
ing had IN operation at the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gleason Of Ores.
co were guests of V. s. Bowers and
family Sunday,
Guy Whitford and Sam Broadwater
went to Chicago Sunday morning with
cattle. They returned Wednesday
morning.
Rev. and Mrs. Bear and Dorothy
drove to Cresco Monday morning.
Genevieve Summers, of Charles City,
her grandfather, Joe Williams and the
johnson family. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hsuck received the sad
news last Wednesday that their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Freda McKeen, of Minneap-
oils had passed away. The body was
brought here and funeral service were
held from the N. E. Church Saturday
afternoon. The full house and lovely
flowers showed the high esteem in
which she was held. her husband, a
and friend, Mrs. Scott, accompanied
the body to Lime Springs. n9r
Matte Bowers is visiting 1T the v.
S. Bowers home after several months
stay in Minneapolis.
Lloyd Barker and family of Cresco
were in our town Sunday.
Claude Weatherford of Cresco was q
business caller here Monday afternoon.
Fred Mohr and Evan Perry of Camp
Dodge spent Sunday with home friends
Frances Spencer, from Fon du Lac,
Wis.,, came Tuesday morning to see
her uncle, H. H. Wells.
L. E. Sanb.rn was q business caller
1T Chester Tuesday afternoon.
| Mrs. w. Williams from Preston,
MIMI. while in Bismark. N. D., visit.
ing her daughter. was taken sick and
passed away. The body was brought
to Lime Springs Monday night. The
funeral was held from the Welsh
Church Tuesday afternoon. The de-
ceased was . daughter Of Mrs. w. J.
Williams and q sister of John A.,
Diana and Mrs. r. j. Williams of this
city. .. -ssz
F. M. Stevens and family are spend
ing the week Ut their cottage at the
river.
A large delegation of Royal Neigh
bors went to Cresco last Thursday At
,ernoon to attend the district conven-
ton. Cresco camp furnished q most
excellent musical program in the at
ternoon followed by the business meet
ing. - "
Neighbor Lucy James, of Charles
City, District Deputy and NeiGhbor
Irene Bentley, State Supervising Dep.
uty from Oelwein, gave splendid ad-
dresses. - t.
In the evening Glen Bentley Camp of
Cresco gave the degree work in . most
creditable manner, initiating class of
over twenty, FIVE of whom were from
Lime Springs i. q. Mrs. Frances Cray,
Mrs. Chas. Bluhm, Mrs. A. Watts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Anderson. Those
from Lime Springs attending were
Mesdames Horton, Jones, H. Haven,
N. Haven, Moore, Moar, Sanborn,
Owens, Lidtke, Jensen, Frost, Nichols.
HOWARD CENTER.
Bessie Smith arrived home from st.