Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-01-25
COUNTY NEWS
SpIILVILLE.


SPILLVILLE.
The stockholders of the Spillvlile
Electric Light Co., held their annual
meeting Tuesday evening.
Joe Brookner. of near Ossian. called
ut the Robt. Heuser home last Monday.
Fred Heuser was business caller at
DEBORAH Tuesday. A..
James Kulish came home Wednesday
after an extended stay at Protivin.
R. "A. Klemish autoed to Calmar
THU sday.
Frank Panoch, of near Cresco, was
caller in town saturday.
Will Richie was Calmar caller Sat.
urday.
Anna Kaac and two girl friends OF
Calmar, were in town Wednesday, call
ing on friends.
Steve Bush of Fl. Atkinson drove
through town one day last week.
Frank Kapinos returned home Wed
nesday, from his trip to New Orleans.
Rev. Lakomy and Joe Bouska OF
Protivln were in town Thursday:
Geo. Huber was a business caller at
Calmar Wednesday.
VIM. and Chas. Smith visited rela'
tives at Minneapolis the past week.
Lydia Heuser was at Calmar Friday.
Chas. Mallart, of DEBORAH, was here
on business the fore part of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. j. D. Bouska and son
Clarence autoed down from ProtiviL
Thursday.
There will be basket social dance al
Fishers hall, Monday evening, Jan. ~,
1918. Music will be furnished by the
Fisher orchestra. All ladies are re.
quested to bring filled baskets to the
dance hall to be sold and receipts fol
same to go to the Red Cross. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Miss Stella and Mary Bena are visit.
ors at the Wenzel Riha home the past
week.
Anna Swehla was at Calmar Wed
nesday.
Helen Klemish spent the latter part
Of the week visiting her sister, Mrs.
Geo. Huber. -.,
Geo. Wilson, of Milwaukee, was Wis
ting at the J. J. Haug home recently,
and from here he will leave for Mime
apolis.
John Fisher, Sr., came home last
Sunday from Protivin after two
weeks visit with his daughter, Mrs.
J. Proshaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Ira have NOV
ed to Calmar recently where they will
make their future home.
Joe Vitoushek, Jr., was business
caller at Calmar Wednesday.
Fred Heuser was a DEBORAH caller
Wednesday.
Geo. Huber was business caller at
Calmar Wednesday,.
Lydia Heuser was at Calmar FRI
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D., Bouska and son
Clarence from Protivin, were in town
Wednesday.
Chas. Mallart of DEBORAH was here
on business the fore part of the week.
Rev. Lakomy and Joe Bouska OF
Protivin were in town Thursday.
Lewis Swehla was Calmar caller
Monday.
Stella Bena, q trained nurse came
home from Montana last week to visit
home folks.
- MI. and Mrs. Lewis Novatney and
family attended the Luzum-Scheidel
wedding ht Calmar Tuesday.
Regina Fisher came home Tuesday
after spending q few weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Joe Prochaska, near Pro-
twin.
Anna Andera from Mason City came
home Monday to visit with home folks.
Mrs. Richard Kspler, of Cresco,
spent few days last week at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. J. j. Hu'
Der, west of town
VIM. Kalishek an 1 wife of Protivin
were visiting with the latter's mother,
Mrs. Barbara Kovarik, Saturday.
Ed and Fred Herold, Jos. Huber and
Calmar Wednesday.
Anna and Louise Swehla were visit
ors at the Joe Kapinos home at Calmal
Wednesday.
Andrew Smith, who has been visiting
relatives and friends in this vicinity,
returned to Cresco Saturday.
Mrs. Edward Herold had dental work
done here Thursday. =.
Joe Becker, of Calmar, was in town
the latter part of the week on bust
ness.
The masquerade dance held at Fish
er's hail Monday evening was largely
attended, costumes of every descrip'
ton being worn. Uncle Sam, Liberty,
Old Maids and Red Cross Nurses, be.
ing among the most striking. Prizes
were awarded to Fred Herold who was
dressed as Uncle Sam. Edward Po-
husta won the prize for the most COM
ical costume.
ELMA.
Father Bowen left for Dubuque Mon
day to attend a meeting of the priests
of this section.