Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-09
COUNTY NEWS.
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49, a LIME SFhlNGS.
Miss Barker, Of Chester, spent sew
eral days the past week with Mrs.
7 Will Frost. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sanborn attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Sanborn's I'M
: Gle at Mason City last week.
Mrs. Lee Peck and children, who
have spent the past two months at
the Sam Orr home, left for their home
I in Wyoming. ,5...
Miss McClarinon was at Strawberry
Point last Thursday. II
Mrs. E. e. Obriham and Miss Lii
liam Obriham were the guests of. rel
atives in DEBORAH over Sunday.
Mr. Kliebor who has been visiting
his son Albert and daughter Mrs.
4 Will Foote returned to Donnybrook,
IN. D., Thursday. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyer received
message last week that Mrs. Bey-
i er's father was very i'll. They LETT
the same night for Chicago to see
him. T@ q
Owen Owen sent message that he
Il had arrived safely in New York.
AAOyuN "CAL W p"0SCA
{ loo to meet his friend Harold Young,
who has. recently been discharged
from the army. 2's
Rev. Caldwell arrived Tuesday
morning from Gillingham, Wis. He
was only in town a few hours before
starting back with his car.
Cecil Delap was Cresco visitor
y last Wednesday and Thursday.
w. J. Miller and family Of West
Union, spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Miller.
Born, Sunday, April eth, to Mr..
and Mrs. S. r. Roberts. a girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foulkes left on
Monday morning for an extended Wis
Il in Canada. -
J. G.. Roberts, of Minneapolis, spent
several days the past week with the
1 home folks. Il
Miss Mary Dotzler was a guest at
the Mrs. John Lloyd home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. eagle are now living
IN part Of the old C. p. Nash house.
s3 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mouw came
from Preston for a visit at the Ed
Mouw home. a#a
Mable Mouw has resigned her po-
s sition at the telephone office. Jennie
Shugrue is the new hello girl
" Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Wells left on
Saturday noon for visit with Mrs.
Wells parents at Storm Lake.
Mrs. Lloyd Gardner is assisting in
the Moar cafe.
Misses Blodwen and Gladys Ed
wards came from Minneapolis Sat-
urday for visit with their parents
Rev and Mrs. Edwards. Miss Blod-
wen returned Monday leaving Gladys
for a longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Humphrey enjoyed a
visit with Mr.. Humphreys sister and
children the first Of the week.
Last Thursday evening about TWEEN
ty-five friends and neighbors COM
pletely surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Jones in their new home A delight
full evening was spent in playing
games after which lovely lunch was
served and all departed for home
wishing the happy couple many years
Of welded bliss. Mr. and Mrs. Jones
were the recipients of many beautiful
and useful present.
High School Banquet.
AT six o'clock Friday evening, May
q, the high school gathered for a !,
sumptuous four course dinner given |
in honor of the graduating class of
1919 The Lime Springs orchestra fur
nished the music during the meal The
banquet hall was beautifully decorat-
ed with taupe and rose streamers
which are the seniors colors, The
decoration on the table for the hon
ored guests was gray basket filled
with pink carnations, which were at
terward given to the faculty and sem
Jors. The Juniors had charge of the
affair and it was a decided success. |,
Miss Gladys Omoth, president of
he class of 20, acted as toastmis-
ress, and toasts were given by the
Miss Parry ITO the pupils +
If classes" Miss Atkinson on "Suc-
less in athletics Clarence Anderson,
n behalf of the class of 10, and Mr. s
Crum spoke on "Our School," Every
me Joined in singing There's a \
School in the North of Iowa" in clos
n. The remainder Of the evening was r
pent in playing games and singing i
liter which all departed wishing the
seniors great success in their new Ca
GERS. ~ !
MORGAN CENTER.
There will be necktie social at e
he Pollitt school house Monday ev-
,ning, May -. The pupils of the I
school will give an interesting pro-
gram.
A number of Clarence Clink's rel
ltives gathered at his home Sunday to
spend the day with him. @a- >
Mrs. n. M. Olson is home for a