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

II Good,corn for sale. L, J. Roche. :
Two fresh cows for sale. Phon'
Fravel s. soft VINCENT KAPLER.
House FOR RENT-For particular
enquire of 48tf w. E. Laidlaw.
Wanted-A waitress and dishwashe,
at the Strother House. 44-tf
For RENT-Two houses. Enquire Of
M. H. Culbert, Cresco. 4s-tf
For fire, lightning and tornado insur
nee. call on Andrew Smith. SIT
N. A. Blackburn, Lawyer, Office over
Fields furniture store. Phone 455.
Don't miss the dance at Schley ball
on Monday evening, Aug. 4th.
Boyd McVety left on Thursday for q
visit with relatives at Oelwein, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Smith returned on
Thursday from brief visit at Fayette.
Fred Lent Was business visitor this
week at Fairbanks and Mason City, Ia.
WANTED-Ford touring car in trade
for my Ford speedster. C..M. Wentworth
Miss Dorothy Drewry of St. Paul, is
guest of her sister, Mrs. Gerald E.
Lyons.
Clarence Clink returned on Thursday
from trip to Cedar Rapids and Des
Moines.
The Misses Beatrice Sand and Ada
Erigs Of Ossian were Cresco visitors
Monday.
Mesdames Kippe and Wintgen Of
Ossisn were business visitors in Cresco
Thursday.
Francis Scholz returned Wednesday
from few days. visit with his father,
at Ossian, Ia.
Miss Gertrude Glennon OF Elma came
Wednesday for a visit at the Tom
Deluhery home.
For SALE-A six.foot binder in good
running order, cheap. Arthur Glass,
Rt. 5, Cresco. 1926
Harold Flick, of Newton, Iowa, is .
guest during this week of Miss Cert
rude Kessel.
Regular meeting of Maple Camp No.
1914, NJ. w. A., on Wednesday even
ing, Aug. 9Th.
H. c. Howard returned Thursday
from q visit with his son George and
family at Austin.
Mesdames Henry and Guy Whitford
of Lime Springs were Cresco business
visitors Monday.
Fall term opens Sept. 2. Write COL
lege of Commerce, Waterloo. Iowa, for
free information. 46tf
DR.. Harry Cannon. of St. Paul, was:
an over Sunday visitor at the parental
James Cannon home. i
Mrs. Florence Stevens is expected
from Minneapolis for visit with nu-
merous Cresco friends.
A. B. ConVe rse left Tuesday for St.
Paul for . brief visit with his brother,
Judge w. L. Converse.
Miss Emily Fitzgerald left on Thurs
day for q week 3 visit with friends and
relatives in Minneapolis.
Ray Hall is in Mason City this week
the guest of his brothers, AL and Lee
and sister, Miss Hazel.
Miss Minette Tomas returned Mon.
day from Mason City where she spent
the week visiting friends.
Mrs. Lockwood, of Fayette, L.,
came Wednesday, for visit with her
friend, Mrs. John Swenson.
Annie E. Shields returned Saturday
night after few days. outing at St.
Clair and Eagle Lake, MINI.
Mrs. Hess and daughter, Miss Esther
were Ridgeway callers Wednesday,
the guests of Mrs. Klemme.
Mrs. John Sekora and little son of
Bonair were guests Monday of her
mother, Mrs. Helen Sekora.
The next w. R. C. Friendly meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. E. o.
White on Tuesday. Aug. 5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Scofield and little
son returned Monday from a trip to
DEBORAH, Postville and Ossian.
Margaret and Susie Lusson left
afternoon for St. Lucas, Ia.
where they will visit relatives.
LosT-An Overland auto crank.
Lost between Ridgeway and Cresco.
Finder please leave at this office.
J. b. Caward and sister, Mrs. Emma
De Novelties left Saturday for a visit |