Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-08-01
TWIN VILLAGES.


MIR. and Mrs. Fred Martin and two
sons visited 1T the John Grooteboer
home. Monday
Mrs. Otto Applen and daughter Ottie,
of Reeder, N. D., visited the first Of
the week at the A. G Serfling home.
MIR. and Mrs. Herb Brink took their
little son Gordon to the hospital at
Rochester, Mondry, to consult the
Mayos, Mrs. VIM. Hutchison and VIM.
Henry going with them. and on Satur'
day morning they returned with him.
He is in critical condition. Our SYM
patty goes to the family. LATER
Little Gordon Brink lessed away on
sunday afternoon.
Albert Ludwig, with George Sims,
were Cresco callers, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Miller, Of Cresco, was q
caller in Granger, Tuesday.
George Lybbert, of Cresco. was q
village caller, Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Brink and children
were callers at the C. E. Brink home,
Tuesday evening. '''
MIR. and Mrs. E. r. St. John and
Mrs. Emma Serf1ing attended the
funeral of their sister. Mrs.. Hannah
jacobson, which was held from the FIRE.
mont church, Wednesday afternoon.
Florence Serfing visited from Tues
day until Saturday evening with Mrs.
r. Crowell at Cresco.
E. G. Sims was q Cresco and Har-
mony caller, Wednesday.
Mrs. Lee Copeman and daughter
Esther visited at the Damon home,
Thursday afternoon.
Elmer johnson and Arthur Copeman
did carpenter work for DR.. Tierney, the
post week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Holscher, with
Mr.. J. A. Ludwig, were Cresco callers
on Thursday evening.
The past week we have had some
very warm weather, SO in the shade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Painter and
family were Granger callers. Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Broadwater, with
Mrs. C. F. Robinson and grandson CAL
vim Robinson, were callers with Mr..
and Mrs. John Martin, Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sommers and
little son visited at the George Ludwig
home, Sunday.
Mrs. E. G. Sanders and two children,
Wesley and Alice, returned to Calmar,
Sunday eve, after a weeks visit with
parents and relatives in Granger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Copeman, with
Mr.. A. N. Denior, were Sunday visit
ors at the Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Khrime!-
meyer home.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Martin and two
sons were Sunday visitors at the Otto
Serf1ing home.
The ice cream social which was to be
at Mike Bronner's on Friday. Aug. LIST,
has been postponed till v -dnesday,
Aug. 9Th. Remember the date.
NORTH KENDALLVILLE
LOIS and Edith Goldsworthy have
spent the last week at Harmony with
their grand parents attending the Chau-
tauqua
Mrs. M. Sullivan returned to Cresco
Wednesday after visiting her daughter
Mrs. L. Flemming.
The harvesting is nearly finished and
the farmers report great crop.
Mrs. Clinton Fifeld and children
spent Saturday afternoon in Cresco.
Artimissa Barnes from Kendallville
is visiting at the Lar Flemming home.
Mrs. w. Murphy of Leroy, MIMI.
came home for a few days. visit with
her parents, Nr. and Mrs. Lar Flem-
ming.
L. Curtis and family attended the
Chsutauqua at Harmony with Joe
Goldsworthy and family.
Middlebroox Bros. have their ma
chine ready for threshing.
Emo Anderson and John Oleson are
purchasing new separator for their
tEreshing machine.
Steven Wallace is helping Fred
Smith. with his harvest.
Fred Todd and family were Cresco
visitors Saturday.
James and Charles Mullany came
from Sioux City, Ia, to visit relatives
here.
Mrs. Maggie Daley from Cresco Wis.
tied her mother, Mrs. M. McCabe for .
few days. visit.