Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-08-08
COUNTY i u NEWS
LIME SPRINGS. =.

y LIME SPRINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Sanhorn and
r. w. Davis returned Tuesday after
spending a few days in Minneapolis.
The trip was made by auto. 49,.
Laura and Helen Palmquist returned
Friday from . months visit with 1els.
tives in Illinois.
Mrs. Tom Jones and little daughter
are spending a few weeks with home
folks.
Mrs. Henry Whitford returned to
her home st Volga City Wednesday.
Laura 'Sanborn accompanied her home
for weeks visit.
Agnes Anderson has taken Mrs. Dun
lap's place in w. o. Thomas store.
Mrs. Patton and baby went to Ma
son City Tuesday to consult doctor
shout tho baby.
John Piatt was up from Crssco Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Thomson and
Edith Evans are here from Chicago fol
. visit 1T the E. E. Evans home.
Dave Thomas. who has been visiting
his parents in Minneapolis since being
discharged from the army, came
Thursday for . visit with his brother
Will and wife.
Erwin Obriham is working in Jones
& Jones store.
Ruth Husserman spent the week end
with relatives At Independence.
Vale Frost came Tuesday for visit
with home folks.
Ed Tibbals has bought the old San
born home west of town. Price $185
per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin of Corwith
spent the week end at the NJ. C. Dun
lap home.
sArlie and Lee Dunlap autoed to Cor
with Saturday afternoon.
Mrs.. Dr.. 'Freemire and mother and
tho two Misses Thorsons of Chester
were callers here Saturday evening"
Remember the free concert at four
O'Clock next Sunday afternoon in the
M. E. church. These colored folks
will undoubtedly give a great program
in the interest of their school in Ala.
bsma.
~, DOUBLE WEDDING.
A pretty double wedding took place
last Wednesday, July s0th, at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Parry, Bristol Grove, MIMI,
when the Rev. David Edwards, of Lime
Springs, united in marriage Miss Kath-
crime J. Parry and Mr.. Lloyd Vern
Crum, also Miss Martha R. Parry and
Mr.. Hugh M. Jones. Miss Phebe Parry
played the Wedding March. Ernest
and Myron Jones were the ring bear
'ers. The interesting ceremony took
place in the presence of the immediate
relatives. A wedding dinner was
served and very pleasant time was
spent. The same day both parties left
on visit to Minneapolis and some of
the eastern cities. Both couples are
well known in the community and are
very popular among wide circle Of
friends.
Miss Katherine J. Parry 10 gradu-
ate of Lime Springs High School after
which she attended Upper Iowa Uni
vsrsity at Fsyette and finally gained
. the degree of M. A. at Wisconsin Uni
versity, Madison. She was the Prin-
cipal of Lime Springs High School.
Mr.. Crum is . graduate of Cedar
Falls Collage and B. A. of the same
college. Last year he was the supt.
of the Lime Springs high school. Miss
Martha r. Parry graduated 1t Lyle,
MINI. sitter which she attended Nor
NAL school 1T Manksto, MINI. She
was successful teacher for . number
of years at Heron Lake. MINI. Mr..
Hugh M. Jones is the son of Mr.. and
Mira VIM. Jones, Bangor, Canada. He
was for six months in service taking
the aviation branch at Dunwoody In
sstitute, Minneapolis. At the present
time is employed by the c. M. & St. P.
Ry. Co.
Both couples have the best wishes of
their large circle of friends. May
!. their married lives be long and happy
in every respect.
i''.@'' KENDALLV1LLE.
Mrs. Eugene Barnes, son and dsugh-
ter Clyde and Luella autoed to Mabel
Sunday to visit their sister and aunt,
Mrs. Ole Larson and family.
The L. A. S. met with Mrs. A.
Moore last Wednesday.
Sarah Askleson, from Orleans, is at
the John Ellington home helping care
for their brother, who is quite i'll there.
Mrs. Leslie White and children are
!. guests of her sister, Mrs. Alison Dask-
ham.
\ Word WAS received here of the death