Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-23
COUNTY NEWS
LINE SPRINGS.

i from Granada to attend the funeral
. Of Mr.. Foye.
Mrs. w. G. Brown, who has been in
Chicago the past few weeks, came or
Saturday morning.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry My
ers, a baby girl, Sunday, May 18th.
M. B. Davis was in Cresco on the
Il jury last week. ,"
DIR. George Plummer, of Cresco, and
\, DR.. Will Plummer autoed to Roches,
ter Friday afternoon. ...s ..9, +.
Born, to Mr.. Rnd Mrs. Fred Roes'
Ter, a boy, Wednesday, May 18th.
Mrs. Rob Hughes and Adeline came
mp from Cresco Thursday to visit al
the Hughes and Peterson homes.
Marcella Jones, who has beer
teaching school in Wisconsin the past
year, came home Wednesday to spend
the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Vanderbilt and
son autoed to Spring Valley Thurs
day. - -9
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Sanborn and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. v. S. Bow.
ers, Verna and Donald, spent Sunday
WAVn 1C10JAySo Ill NOl6o
n Mrs. Clinton Jones and family en-
joyed a visit over Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Al Jones of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Taraldson were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee at Min
neapolis several days last week.
E. H. Cunningham was business
visitor at New Hampton, Iowa, last
I Thursday. :,
Mrs. r. v. Griffith went to Chica-
90 Thursday night.
4 Lizzie Dyer, who has been teaching
school at St. Joseph, N. D., arrived
home Monday night ....
Little Kenneth Roberts of Bristol,
was an over Sunday visitor with rel
atives. -s-,& "a
Mrs. Herman Bundrick and Jennie
Shugrue and Ellen Jones were Cres-
GO shoppers Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Kampen arrived Tues
day noon from Madison, Wis. 't.~
Miss Katherine Perry entertained
the N. E. C.. club Monday evening.
Mrs. v. S. Bowers and Mrs. o. NJ.
Truman autoed to Cresco Tuesday.
Y Mrs. Sam Roberts entertained
Spencer's Sunday school class and
4 their teacher Mrs. Ellis Owen Satur-
day in honor Of Spencer's fourteenth
birthday
Mrs. Bert Thomas and daughter left
Monday night for Chicago called there
by the illness of Mrs. r. V. Griffith.
Lee Dunlap arrived home last week
having just arrived from overseas.
Will Kerr is here visiting his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Kerr.
i Married, Wednesday, May Z, 1919,
at Benson, Mimi, Gladys Myrtle, ED
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Ma
gle OF Lime Springs, to Mr.. Aleck ].
Fish OF Minneapolis, Rev. Strand of
the Lutheran church officiating. Mr..
Fish is in the life insurance business
In Minneapolis where the newly mar
ried couple will make their home af-
ter June LIST.
5 Death Of Alonxo Foye.
Alonzo Foye passed away at his
home in Lime Springs, Iowa, at a.
M, May IA, 1919. He was born in
Canada April IL, 1874. Coming to
Wisconsin with his parents in 1S48
and who finally settled near Mt. Yer
non in Dane county. A veteran of
the Civil war, he served four years
in Co. X of the 33rd Wisconsin In
fantry regiment Soon after his dis
charge from the army he married An
ma Mcpherson and after several moves
they settled near Lime Springs, Iowa,
later moving into the village. r.
Two sons, William and Lewis, were
born to them and these left their
homes in Minneapolis for their mo-
TIERS side as soon as they were in
formed of their fathers death. A
large concourse of relatives and
friends from Wisconsin and Iowa and
Minnesota points gathered to tender
sympathy to the bereaved wife and
children and show their respect for
the deceased. OF his fathers family
,One brother, w. w. Foye. a veteran
of Co. H, Sth Wis. Infantry, was the
only representative. r- u
The funeral service was conducted
by Rev. G. H. Shoemaker of the local
M. e. church, and the. remains were
laid to rest in the beautiful village
cemetery. After full, active and
useful life another soldier has answer
ed the last roll call. Peace to his
ashes.
The widow will remain for the pres
ent in the old home hallowed as 1t Is
by memories and associations so prec-
ious and appealing.
Sleep, Brother, sleep; thy waiting
days are DER.
And we who meet above they bier
Must watch and wait few days more.
Till we too, pass from those now held
so dear A..
And greet thee on that mystic, un-
known shore. a
Sleep, soldier, sleep. thy warfare's
DER.
Sleep the sleep that know no wax
ing.
Dream of battlefields no more, w.
Days of toll and nights of working,
Sleep, soldier, sleep"
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