Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-06-27
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D. L. Nichols went to Cresco, thu
J; first Of the week. - 49,
Joe Cray was up from Lime Springs
Wednesday.
DR.. Becker was down from LIE ROY
Wednesday. >.
Mike Dugan, of Elms, was in Ches
ter on business, Wednesday.
Red Williams was down from LIE Roy
Wednesday, buying wool.
Will Barnes was at Lime Springs an
Granger, the latter part of the week
Walt Meighan came up from Linn
Springs. the last of the week.
Henry Larson is putting in tn
foundation(for his new residence.
Mrs. John Phifer returned from
Cresco, Wednesday evening, aftel
undergoing an operation, and is getting
along nicely.
Wilbur Wells, of Lime Springs, wa
. caller in our city, Thursday evening
Geo. Ness finished assessing, this
week.
Geo. Cray came up from Lime
Springs, Friday.
P. w. Worthwein's passed through
Chester enroute to their home in ILL.,
nois. Saturday. 1t seemed good to see
them in Chester, again.
Misses Laura Thomas, Bess Laws,
Edna Winterhalter, and Lee Winter.
halter drove to Cresco, Wednesday.
Percy Worthwein and Bert Drummer
autoed over from SPRING.: Valley,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Knapp and son Clinton
accompanied her mother and sister to
Montana, Tuesday, for stay of sew
eral weeks with her brother Bird Buck.
E. Baldwin has been suffering from
an attack of tonsilitis, several days this
week.
John WHITEWATER and family and
Mrs. Geo. Thomas drove to Rochester,
Thursday.
H. L. Baldwin and J. J. Mcdowell
were LIE Roy callers, Thursday afte r
noon.
Frank Bsgan went to Albert Lea on
bushes, Friday.
Mrs. John Owen, of Bristol, spent
spent several days at the Thomas
Edwards home, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rennestrand, of
Watertown, S. D., came Tuesday for
several days. visit with old friends in
Chester.
Torvel Amundson spent Sunday with
his folks at Albert Lea.
Mrs. Dan ferguson returned home
from Bixby, Mimi, after spending
some time with home folks.
Dick sDespard, of Cresco, was in
Chester on business, Saturday.
]. L. Rowley went to Fort Dodge,
after spending several weeks on his
farm near Chester.
Donald Kniffen had the misfortune to
break his collar bone.
Clayton Ullom has taken q position
at Lake Geneva, Wis, with Ed Evans.
The lumber business was fine in
Chester, this week, as many as 1S
loads going out in one day.
John Winterhalter and family
returned to their home in Lily Lake,
ILL.,, Friday. Miss Lana Thomas accom-
panied them for several days. visit.
The many friends of Mrs. c. C. Plum
smer will be glad to hear that she sue
scessfully underwent her operation and
will soon be home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Mcdowell and
family autoed to Rochester Sunday for
q weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Mahon.
Frances Carter of Rochester was q
Sunday visitor Tuesday.
Fred Baldwin returned from Dakota
Sunday evening.
]. E. Roberts and L. L. Phifer and
family autoed to Saratoga Sunday.
Jensen & Larson sold and delivered .
Dodge car last week and have several
others sold to be delivered as soon IS
they can.
Mrs. Viola Winslow had the misfor-
tune to break her hip Sunday eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lidtke and son
Virgil, also Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lidt-
Ike, ST., were callers at the J. E. Rob-
erts home Sunday evening.
w. w. Cray, wife and son VIM
were Lime Springs visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Roscoe Sires and children went
to Ackley last Thursday for q months
visit with home folks.
Mrs. Earl Barber went to Minneap'
oils Saturday for few days. visit with
:. friends.
Dick Chapman caught fine string of
bass Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Capper and
daughter returned from Lanesboro.
MIMI, Monday after spending . week
with Mrs. Capper's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chapman.
R.F, Jones and Oscar Lowden re.