Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-11-28
COUNTY News
SPILLVILLE.


Protivin. Friday, were visitors in town.
Sunday.
| Charles Humpai. who enlisted nearly
two years ago in the Czecho- SIovak
army in Europe, was married about a
month ago at the home of his parents
10 Czechoslovia.
Ben Herold and sisters Gertrude and
Emma autoed to CaImar. Thursday.
Mrs. John Sbiral and daughters Della
and Lulu autoed to DEBORAH on Friday,
the latter having dental W. rk done.
/ G. F. Heuser and John Polansky
autoed to Preston. MIMI, Sunday. to
visit Mr.. Heuser's brother Henry aud
family.
w. C. Checked was over from Hawk
eye, Sunday, where he has been doing
carpenter work.
Miss Ne son, of Calmar, was in town,
Thursday, transscting business.
John Hron at ended . teachers meet
ing at DEBORAH, Saturday.
Mrs. John Fisher and daughter, Mrs.
John Junko. we're. Cresco callers on
Friday. -
Frank Benda and family. Of Nora
Springs. visited recently at the form
er's parental home.
J. J. Zoulek and J. Hruska made .
trip to the northern part Of the coun-
try. Sunday, to spend the dsv hunting.
Ars. Anna Lusk and daughter Emma
went to Fort Atkinson on Friday even
ing to visit her daughter, Mrs. John
Doubek. From there they leave for
Chicago for an extended stay.
Mrs. A. G. Fisher. Msyme Smith and
brother William were DEBORAH shop
pers on Wednesday.
/ Viola Huber spent . few days in
Cresco, last week.
Thirteen hours devotion were held at
St. Clemence Church, Sunday.
Geo. Huber was a business caller at
DEBORAH, the past week.
John Huber and family visited rels-
tives at Cresco, Thursday.
Mrs. John Junko is staying with her
sister, Mrs. Joseph Prochaska, at Pro.
twin. this week. s.~ .,.. ...ra.
Chas. Andera was business caller st
DEBORAH on Saturday.
Il Rev. J. P. Broz assisted Rev. Rudolph
Lakomy with forty hours devotion q
Protivin. last week. - %. .:..r
A baby girl made her arrival at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. LOUIS Lukeah.
ono day last week. We congratulate.
Mrs. A. A. Novak and son Roy were
DEBORAH shoppers on Saturday.
Robert Klemish was business caller
at Calmar on Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Mikesh and
daughter Mayme, accompanied by
Emma Mikesh. autoed to Fort Akin
son on Wednesday.
John Nemetz Jr.. = son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nemetz ST., of this town,
passed away ut bis home in Lankin, N.
D.. after short illness Of pneumonia.
His wife was formerly Miss Bash, Of
Fort Atkinson. He leaves to mourn
besides his wife, four sons and three
daughters. Up to the time Of bis death
be conducted a general merchandise
store. &.&"$ u
Grandma Heuser visited Mrs. Joe
Herold last Wednesday.
! s~ OBITUARY.
Wednesday. Nov. 2, 1919. Frank
n. Kovarik, living near Jackson juno.
tion.s passed away after an illness of
four weeks. Death was due to heart
trouble. He was born in Budejovice,
Austris, April 8. l843. and came to
America in 1864, first settling in Winnie
shiek County where he lived till bis
death. He Was united in marriage to
Catherine Novotny at Spillville and to
this union were born seven children.
Three preceded their father in death
and those who are left to mourn bis
departure are Is follows: Emma, Mrs.
F. C. Novotny, Of Jerico: Louise, Mrs.
Peter Heley, of Lidgerwood. N. D. {;
Charles, of Jackson township; and
James who is at horne. The deceased
also leaves to mourn, ten grandchildren.
The funeral of Mr.. Kovarik took place
Friday, Nov. 18th. at Holy Trinity
Catholic Church at Protivin, Iowa, Rev.
Rudolf Lakomy officiating. and inter-
msnt wss made in adjoining cemstsry.
The deceased wss we'll and favorably
known in this vicinity and his many
friends regret his departure. May he
rest in psaee.
PROTlVlN TATTLE TALE.
Gsoreina skods came home from
Dubuque. last week. - v@
R1N. Tupy motoeed to Cresco. Satur-
day. ... -
Frank Kryson. of Calmar, was .
business caller here, MendAy. a
Ray Lukssh and sister Abbie shopped
in Decorsb, Friday. Y '~