Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-30
touIrl News
LOURDEs.

Win VoIAOuS A0Am wa n 'o ~ -"
days. ~ ~.
John Beaumaster took load Of
grist to Alta. Vista Friday. NJ
Joe Miller drove cattle Friday to
Elma. We bet Joe carried home nice
4 little roll of paper.
Will Thranert was in Elma Friday
Joe Johnson was an Alta Vista call
er Thursday. ,
Lou Fisher autoed to New Hampton
z Tuesday. ,..t,.. ..
Joe Friedhoff has had serious at
\ tack Of the Lizzie fever the last few
& days, it being necessary to have Will
I Diekman OF Elma, come out. We all
wish you good luck, but have the
q II ookout Man" around when near
ditch, Joe. llEs
Ralph Buckley and Willie Thranert
4 were doing some road work Monday
and Tuesday. 'j H.. -.
\ Tom Koshatka is the possessor OF
4 brand new Titan tractor which he
purchased Wednesday of Henges &
Nosbick Of Alta Vista
Henrietta Koshatka returned home
Sunday after spending the past two
week with her sister, Mrs. Albert Hid
ding.
Mrs. John Fitzgerald was an Elma
shopper Saturday afternoon.
Fogarty Bros. are busy hauling oats
this week.
Coley Conley was an Elma business
TRANSLATOR Thursday. Il.
Y. Pete Berkes is helping Joe Miller
with grain hauling few days.
Regina Koshatka helped Mrs. Lou
Valvoda cook goodies for the lumber
hauling bee Friday.
win Shea drove to Elma Friday.
Anton Climax autoed to Cresco on
Monday afternoon. e.r VI u
A nice little lady came to gladden.
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Haskovec Tuesday, May Goth. Mother
and babe are getting along fine. Con-
gratulations.
Ivan and Edward Mcdaniel are
hauling grain to Elma buyers this
week.
Company was entertained at the
Frank Goss home Sunday afternoon. .
Mrs. Joe Haskovec Of Elma, was
visiting her daughter Mrs. Lou Valvo-s
da the latter part of last week.
Vino Shatek drove to Elma Wednes-'
day afternoon.
Mrs. jeff Knutson and children &C
companied by her mother, Mrs. Attle-
son, returned from st. Paul Thursday.
Tom Koshatka was an Alta Vista
business caller Wednesday.
Frank Buckley and son Ralph are
busy hauling oats to market these
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George Heigle and Bill shanefeldt
are drilling well for Lou valvoda
this week.
Ben Malone was a business caller
ut the Mcdaniel home Thursday.
Frank Valvoda autoed to Cresco
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Burns, the cattle buyer, was
buying cattle in this locality Wednes-
day. d
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Kovarik and
babe Of Protivin, autoed through here
en- route to Elma to visit with the
formers sister, Mrs. Frank Fencl.
Tom Koshatka autoed to Spillville
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rlaph Buckley and
son Chester and Mrs. Frank Buckley
visited Protivin relatives Sunday.
Komarek's folks visited their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joe Shatek, Sunday after
noon.
Sylvester Weigle, OF Jerico, attend
ed mass in Lourdes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Severt Thompson en-
tertained company Sunday afternoon.
Jack Peterson was an Alta Vista
caller Monday. "a
Company of a, lot of little folks
was entertained Sunday afternoon by
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thranert, the chill
sdren being their nephews and nieces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Biwer at
tended the movies in Alta Vista Thurs
day evening.
Miss Mary Nibauer, who is working
in Elma, attended mass here Sun
day. ~
MISS ASucS 1MdI en- SlSASCA uSi OLE
ter, Mrs. Charles Grimm, the other
day.
John No0nan and sister Loretta at
tended the dance in New Hampton on
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kidding and
son Wallace Eugene visited at the lat
ter's parental home Sunday afternoon.
Whooping cough is being entertain
ed by the little folks of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Friedhoff Here's wishes for the
better soon.
1 PROTIvIN TATTLE TALE.
VIM. voyek and Lewis Fencl motor
ed to DEBORAH Friday.
Celia Klemish visited at the Albert
Jarosh, Jr., home a few days last
week.
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