Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-08-01

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49,. +. LOURDES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friedhof and children
autoed to EIma Saturday.
Dorothy Mcdaniel was an >Elma
shopper Tuesday,. y '>~EfAt
Vino Shatek delivered load Of hogs
to Elma buyers Saturday. No wonder
he carried home abroad smile and a
neat roll of bills when hogs reach so
close to twenty. q
John Conley was an Alta Nista caller
Saturday.
Andy Mead, Of Elms, autoed through
this vicinity Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haskovec and
children spent Sunday evening at the
home of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Koshatks.
Lewis Fisher was an Elma business
visitor Saturday.
Leonard Freidhoff spent Saturday
and Sunday in Elma visiting his sister.
Mrs. John Gansen. and family.
MIR. and Mrs. John Gable, of Elma,
were pleasant callers at the John Len
chan home, Saturday.
Tom Koshatka autoed to Spillville
Saturday forenoon,
Jeff Knutson's home is under quar-
antine for diphtheria since one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Shstek and babe
and the formers mother visited at
John Komsrek's Sunday afternoon.
Joseph Shatek went to Elma after a
load of coal Saturday.
Clement and Emery Lenehan were
callers in our burg Friday evening. We
are little afraid that Emery got mix
ed up on the corners and went east in
stead of west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kidding and
daughters Evelyn and Bernice and son
Clarence left for Minnesota Saturday
morning to visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dvorsk and sons
visited at the lstter's parental home
Sunday evening.
Miss Galda Montague, of Minneapo-
lis, is visiting at the Francis Biever
home at present.
William Aberly, of Davis Corners,
was seen speeding our highways Friday
evening. Where to, Bill? Oh, yes! l
see!
The Gansen lads are managing Fred
Holdings place since Saturday.
Frank Dvorak ana son Truman, of
Davis Corners, called at the Frank
Buckley home Saturday afternoon.
They were accomdanied home by Mrs.
Buckley
Johnnie Mark was Lourdes caller
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kidding and
son Wallace, accompa MED by Henrietta
Koshatka, visited at the Tom Koshat-
ka home. Henrietta remained after
several week 3 absence.
Hurry up and get your grain cut,
boys; as the next event is threshing.
Who said Its too early to thresh?"
Not Tom Koshatks. because he has
tried out his threshing outfit Friday af-
ternnon. Everything worked splendid
ly.
Mrs. Mike Conley and daughters, of
Minneapolis, are visiting in this vicini'
ty.
John Beaumaster was an Alta Vista
caller Monday.
Eileen and Helen brakeman visited
at the Martin Hoffman home the past
week.
Charles Zobeck and sister Emma, of
Elms, attended mass here Sunday
MIR. and Mrs. Viuce Shatek and Mrs.
Joseph Shatek autoed 20 Elma Tuesdao
Francis Clancy called on his oil Gus
toners Monday afternoon.
A large crowd was at the bowery
dance at Lourdes Tuesday evening.
Everybody enjoyed good time aud all
wish for another dance before the bow
cry is taken down.
John Beaumaster and family visited
with their son Willie and wife Sunday
evening.
Mae Biewer assisted her aunt, Mrs.
Vino Shstek, Wednesday, with cooking
for the threshers.
(Too late for last week..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Buckley and babe
and Mrs. FIR. Buckley shopped in Elms,
Thursday evening.
Margaret Dugan visited at the home
Of Will Shea, Saturday.
Those who were entertained Sunday
ut the Tom Koshatka home were Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Kidding and son WAL
lace, Henrietta Koshatks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Shatek and babe, Mr.. John
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