Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-04-04
LIME SPRINGS.

itor last Thursday.
Mrs. ..Plopper and daughter spen
several days the past week with he
parents at Cresco.
Rev. Caldwell came from Richlant
Center, Wis, Thursday, intending tt
drive his auto back, but on accoun
of the roads here he had to leave it
Frank Schacht and J. c. Sanborl
were Cresco visitors last Thursday.
| Eugene Marshall of Cresco, il
spending his vacation with his grand
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Marsh
Will Thompson of LIE Roy spen
| several days the past week will
friends north of town.
w. R. Jones was Cresco caller or
| Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Cray left Thurs
day noon for trip to Colorado anG
other western points. =.
w. R. Jones left Tuesday of Eli
River, Mimi, where he will put il
the crop on his farm there.
Roy Lohuis, of Lemon, S. D., came
) Tuesday to visit the Dick Lohuis and
! Elmer Tibbals families.
DR.. Laraway was a DEBORAH visitor
Sunday.
Miss Alice Billman spent part Of
last week with Mrs. P. Dvorak al
! Cresco.
Mr.. Schultz came up from Cedar
Tuesday evening to look after his
farm interests.
Last Wednesday night the Lime
Springs town team went to Adams
and played basket ball with the
team there. The score wasa tie 16
to 16.
John G. Roberts, of Minneapolis
spent few days last week with the
home folks.
Ruth Hall came home from Hopkin-
ton Saturday to spend her Easter va
cation.
Clair Sanborn came Saturday from
Tacoma, Wash, to visit at the San
born homes.
Mrs. Rob Davis was a Cresco call
er last Thursday.
Mrs. Guy eagle and son Roy spent
several days last week at Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stevens enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine and Cath
crime Sunday.
Esther Smith, who is teaching at
McGregor, is spending her vacation
with home folks.
Mrs. Will Plummer went to Post
vile to attend a meeting of the Eas-
tern Star
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Prescott
spent &C ouple of days here last week
before going to their new home in
Dakota.
Mrs. Glayds Horton went to Min
neapolis Friday to meet her sister,
Mrs. Charles Kohout, of Cass Lake.
Nettie Smith came down from Min
neapolis Monday night where she has
been visiting friends.
Last Monday afternoon the J. C. c.
met at the home of Mrs. Taraidson
with Mrs. E. E. Griffith as guest Of
honor. Roll call was answered to
by quotations on Friendship" The
afternoon was very pleasantly spent
with needle work. At tea time de-
lisious luncheon was served. Mrs. E.
E. Griffith was presented with a fine
pyrex baking dish and beautiful
bouquet of carnations in the club
colors, red and white.
Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Capper and
Mrs. Barnes of Chester, were Lime
Springs shoppers Tuesday.
Wednesday afternoon special
train of three cars brought about 120
Mason City manufacturers, whole
salers, jobbers and professional men
to Lime Springs on get acquainted
tour they were making.
They were accompanied by their
band which led the delegation up the
Main street followed by the Lime
Springs school, who met the train
in body.
The visitors scattered about town
calling upon their various customers
10 meet and get acquainted.
NJ. f. Church.
Tuesday afternoon, April s, the w.
F. NJ. S. will meet with Mrs. Guy
Whitford and the meeting will be in
charge of Mrs. Wesley johnson. You
are cordially invited to be present.
The Standard Bearers will meet
with Edith Jones Wednesday after
noon, April 9, instead of this week.
Sunday was indeed great day as
was predicted for all interested in
Sunday school work. On all sides
we hear folks saying wasn't Mr..
Hutton just fine?" what an inspri-
ration Mr. Hutton's addresses WERE"
The fine audiences at each of the
testified to the interest Of
our people in this great work and
all who heard him this time will be
delighted to hear him again.
The Ladies Aid last Thursday was
a record breaker. The attendance
was the largest yet, and the nine new
members received in one month was
another record breaker. The delic-
ious refreshments were served by]
Mrs. Stevens and Miss Rita Stevens.
The addresses by Supt. Barlow and
Rev. B. A. Davis, also the delightful
numbers by the choir were much apE