Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-06-20
LOJJRDES.

Sunday afternoon at INC 1OM nOSho'
ka home: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hasko-
vec and children, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Musel and Leona and Rayfield of Da-
Wis Corners, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Shatek and daughter Cecilia, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vino Shatek and daughters An
geline and Helen, an1 Mr.. and Mrs.
charles Eiffler and children, OF FL
ma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Reaumaster had
dinner Sunday with the formers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Beaumaster
and family. .s:-
Regina Koshatka called on Mrs.
Ralph Buckley Monday.
Martin Birmingham and daughter
Mildred were Elma shoppers Satur-
day afternoon.
| Oh. 10y, a big bouncing lad came
to make his home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ball since Tuesday. Hearty
congratulations.
Those who helped Lou Valvoda
haul lumber for his barn. Saturday
we're: Joseph Shatek, Vino, Shatek
Pat Fogarty, Jefferson Knutson, Jas.
Valvoda, Frank Valvoda and Tom
Koshatka. r,,-
of Alta Vista for company Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Buckley and
son Chester spent very pleasant
Sunday afternoon at the Albert Hid
ding home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmershine and chill
dren were pleasantly entertained at
the Nick Gansen home.
George Heigle had Bill Shanfield,
of Alta Vista, for sompany Sunday.
James Koshatka returned to his
home Monday after spending sixteen
months in the army. He is looking
fine; and has a lot to say of the for
eign land.
Mrs. Ed Heigle called at the Chas.
Ball home Tuesday making the &C
quaintance of a new neighbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dvorak and
sons Truman and Woodrow, Of Da-
Wis Corners, accompanied by Miss
Clara Buckley, dined with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Buckley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kidding and
children spent Sunday afternoon with
the Ed Helgle 1amlly.
Marie Fitzgerald returned to her
home Saturday. She has been attend
ing the l. c. A. at Elma and no doubt
will appreciate her long waited vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Mary Montague and son Clar-
ence of Cresco, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Lou Valvoda at present.
Dorothy Mcdaniel closed the end
of her school years with a picnic last
Friday. Quite a number of people
were present and everyone reported a
fine time.
Mrs. Zoe Miller, Edna and Carl and
Daisy Drinovsky of Traer. were Wis
itors Thursday afternoon at the Ralph
Buckley home. 7-r
Ed Friedhoff was an Elma caller
Friday.
Peter Rink of Cresco, autoed
through this vicinity Saturday after
noon.
Violet Birmgham called at the Will
Thranert home Saturday.
Frank Valvoda marketed load of
hogs to Elma buyers Saturday.
DR.. McGrath was vaccinating cat
tie Friday for Ralph Buckley.
Ivan Mcdaniel was seen going on
our highways Sunday about dusk with
his pretty black team.
Pete Berka attended mass in Lour-
des Sunday.
Mrs. Coley Conley did her shopping
in Elma Friday morning.
Lena Garman was the guest of her
sister Mrs. Joe Showalter Saturday
afternoon.
The play at Lourdes Sunday after
noon was we'll attended. Everyone
thought the program was splendid and
surely credit must be given to the pu-
pills as we'll as to the Sisters train
ing them.
Anton Nibauer returned to his home
Sunday morning after serving in the
army for over year. We all welcome
you, Anton.
Mrs. Hron is enjoying visit from
her mother, Mrs. ]. Sykora.
Daisy DrinOvsky and Edna Miller
Friday afternoon.
Harry Reynolds was an Elma bust
ness caller Monday.
M. J. Fleming, of Cresco, was writ
ing hail insurance in this vicinity on
Tuesday.
John Lusson, of Cresco, and Mr..
Million, of Mason City, were selling
Racine threshing machines in this
| locality one day this week
Mrs. Will Beaumaster, of Elma, at
tended mass in Lourdes Sunday and
spent the afternoon with her sister,
Mrs. Conley.
| Tom Koshatka and sons Harry,
frankie and Private James were
Tuesday evening visitors at the Ralph
Buckley home.
Virgil Kidding spent Monday after
noon with his little cousin, Wallace
Kidding.
| ELMA.
Frank Markham was down from
Ricevil1e Tuesday