Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-10-24
COUNTY NEWS
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i Archbishop. J. Keane, Of Dubuque
was in Spillv'he OH Saturday and con
irmed large number of children a
St. Wenceslaus Catholic, Church. tn
services taking place at $3.50 O'Clock
following the celebration of solemn
high mass BY Rev. Opova, of Littl'
Turkey, Rev. Drsgoun, of Fort Atkin
son, Rev. Lskomy, OF Protivin, ant
Rev. J. P. Broz.
Mrs. A. A. N,vak sri son Adolpl
departed the latter part Of the week TO-
Chicago, Ill.,, on visit to relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell returned Mon
day to their: home at Spirit Lake, afte
an extendedlvisit at the Hiram Coope,
home.
Mrs. Coy returned to Lacrosse, Wis.
after :brief visit with her mother
Mrs. O.::Kapler. and other relatives.
BoRN-Allbaby girl arrived at TIL
home of Mr.. land Mrs. Edward Novak
of Cresco, ion Sunday, Oct. II, 1919
Mrs.. Novak is better known here a:
Regina Huber, formerly of this plac
We congratulate.
MRS. :Schuller, of Chicago, ILL.,,
arrived here on Friday and was guest
Saturday and Sunday at the home Of
her brother, T. F. Kapinos, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Cooper and
daughter, Irene. visited relatives al
Cresco on Monday.
Mrs. Anton G. Fisher and daughters.
Lillian and Loretta, visited the former &
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Lukesb, at
Protivin, Tuesday.
y A. A. Novak and son Roy autoed to
DEBORAH, Saturday, on business. -: -:
j. J. Sbiral purchased fine new Ford
coupe, last week, of r. A. Klemish.
SFreo Herold, wife and son Richard
and daughter Luella, accompanied by
Della and Lulu Sbiral, autosd to DEBORAH
on Thursday. g. g ~" ~'''''
The following teachers returned from
DEBORAH on Friday where they attended
institute on Thursday and Friday :
Norma Cahill, Clara Mikesh, Caroline
Hruska, Prof. S. Kruchek, and John
Hron.
lIHenry Haug returned home on Mon
day from International Falls, MINI.
where he has been on q business trip.
Stella Bena, trained nurse, is
employed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. J. Becker, of Cslmar.
w. C. Checkal, of Cresco, spent Sun
day with relatives.
Adolph Fisher returned to Cedar
Rapids, last week. after brief visit
with relatives. IL
Robert Klemish returned home latter
part of last week from Minneapolis
where h. has been on business, the past
week.
Lucy Huber is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ed Novak, at Cresco, This week.
Marie Suchan spent . few days Of
last week at the Anton Hsuber home
near RIdgeway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Herold and son
Ambrose, of Fort Atkinson, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Margaret Herold and
family.
Mrs. Helen Shevik and son James
and daughter, MRS. Stephen Hruska,
were at Calmar, Wednesday, on bust
ness.
Irene Cooper and Emma Mikesh
visited at the Jake Kubish home At Fl.
Atkinson, Thursday.
Mr.. sndlMrs. Ed Huber and baby. of
Calmar, visited relatives west of town,
Saturday.
Gustave and Paul Heuser were bust
ness callers at Calmar on Friday.
Rev. J. Broz assisted Rev. LAkomy
with church services at Protivln on
Saturday afternoon. A..
Goheen and Frank Koch, of Fort
Atkinson, were business callers here,
Wednesday.
Shileny and wife, Mr.. Povolec. and
wife, Mrs.lSwehla and daughter Louise,
were entertained at the home of Mrs.
Swehla, Sunday.
A dance will be given at A. B. C. S.
hall on Monday, Oct. 9th. Liberty
Orchestra, of Ossisn, to furnish the
music.
Joseph Soukup and family, of Ridge.
way, attended church services here,
Sunday.
Regina Zahasky, of Protivin, visited
here on Saturday.
Ed Novak, of Cresco, was business
caller here on Friday.
A dance will be given at A. Fishers
hall on Wednesday, Oct. 18th. Music
by Desne's Orchestra, of Cresco.
William Fisher and wife moved into
their new residence on Church street,
last week.
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