Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-19
OTTER CREEK

services next SUNDAY dL 3\he Evan 3
geiical church: Sunday School at 1920
d. M. followed by speaking by pastor
Rev. Siewert Of Cresco. Welcome to
all.
George Mikesh returned to his home
at Cresco after an extended visit with
his cousin Leonard Kreitzer.
Theo' Xratz and his :nephew, Arthur
Kratz, returned from their Wisconsin
auto trip last week. The latter pur-
chased land in the badger state and ex-
poets to move there soon with his
family. 4.
! The meeting Of the ". M. S. of the
Evangelical church was postponed from
last week Wednesday to this Wednes-
day.,
John Black burn has been filling silos
for various farmers thru here the past
week.
| Adsmec, of Howard Co., finished
threshing for Otter Creek farmers last
week.
Amelia Ktatz was a pleasant caller
at the Schild home Tuesday evening.
| Mrs. S. C. Kratz and children are
visiting formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Bergman in Montana these
days.. l't..,.,a
!Neighbors assisted Winfield Kratz in
hauling brick from Ridgeway Wednes-
day TO be used in building a new hog
house. , '"' -
Joseph Huntoon and sister Mary
were callers at the Schild home Wed,
nesday evening. 81, Xxx,
L. F.. Bechtold was business caller
at Cresco last week Tuesday. .,..,!
Myrtle Schild departed for Naper7
vile, ILL.,, last Sunday night to resume
her studies at Northwestern College at
which she is q; senior, This year she
was accompanied by Mable Walter of
Cresco, who will take, q commercial
course. - '1.t III II
Rollie Kratz was dragging the roads
in his district last week after the rains
A slight frost was in evidence here
last week one night but no harm re-
suited.
Ralph Schild called upon his friend,
Joseph Huntoon, last week Friday ev-
ening. $500 t..'r-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Haakenson and
daughter Gale were Cresco shoppers
other Saturday and while in town call
ed on Mrs. HIS sister Mrs. Ernest
Peter. .':
'Leona Koch spent last week Wednes-
day with her sister, Mrs. Carl Haaken-
son. .''.51
Mrs. Charley Kuntz and daughters
Alice and Grace visited formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hornberger
other week Friday. .,
Little Ollie Falck and her sister Opel
from near Ridgewvy visited their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amel
Koch . few days other week. ,r 49,.
/, Mr., and Mrs.. Robert ,Vopsvs, daugh-
ter Eileen, Mr.. and Mrs. :. Mike. Hruska
and daughter Grace took in the movies
at Cslmar other Sunday night and call
cd on Mrs. Mary Hrusks in town. " -
Little Clinton Koch visited with his
grandmother Mrs. Amel Koch Wednes.
day and Thursday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Kratz were
shoppers at Ridgeway Thursday after
noon.
Leona Koch assisted Mrs. Jacob
Hornberger At cooking for the thresh-
ers while At latter's home other week
Friday and Saturday. ,,.,
Robert Vopava Of Sumner twp. call
ed at the Amel Koch home Wednesday.
Roy Koch assisted Charley Hornber-
ger in shocking corn fodder Monday
last week. - .. &'r ""}'
Leona Koch spent Wednesday and
Thursday last week with her sister.
Mrs. Robert Vopavs, in Sumner twp. d
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Falck and family
entertained at dinner other Sunday the
following: Mr.. and Mrs. Amsl Koch
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Peter,
Sr., and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Hsakenson, daughter Gale, S. C.
Kratz and sons Of Howard Co., Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Koch, son Clinton, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Robert Vopavs, daughter Eileen
of Sumner twp, Mrs. Arthur Kratz
and son Arthur and Emma Kratz Of
Cresco. All enjoyed themselves very
much at the feast and spent the bal
ance of the day together also in . very
social manner. p VT .u =
Vern Kirschmsn arrived home from
Minnesota last wesk where he hat
been for some time. ~ -
Fred Aegerter arrived home from
; Manitoba last week for an extendet
visit under, the parental roof. +, .s,:
Joyce Kirsehman went to Fayettl
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