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GRAND ISLE

Miss Marjorie MCGOWAN spent the
week-ond with friends in Champain, N.
N.-Little Emile Rousseau is seriously
III. A counsel of doctors was called
Monday.-Emery Paradec, who was
operated on at the Mary Fletcher hos
pilal Tor throat treble. is reported as
doing well.-Mr. and Mrs Ernest Hanley
spent the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. susan Tebeau.-T.ittlc Adams
Backwood has been iii several DAYS.
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JOHNSON

Wilbur Barrows Of Middebury Col
lege spent Sunday with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. II. A. DEMONSTRATORS Titus
of Morrisville visited here last week.
The infant child OF Fred Dizan died
November 17.-Charles NJ, Patch had Il
shock Friday and is in a serious condi-
tion-P. j. Hodgkins of Charlotte spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. j. c.
iodgkins.-Six inches of snow fell Sat
urday night.-R. o. Balch spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. y. L.
Rnlcl
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town Tuesday of each week beginning
November 80. He will have his Office
at the Mt Norris hotel, where he will
be glad to see all, who wish to consult
him. His office hours will be from ten
a. m. until three p. m.-The Cemetery
association will serve dinner at the Mills
Church to-day to all, who wish 1t. Din
ner will be served at one o'clock-Fred
Rushford will move his family to Nor
riSYille this week.
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EAST FAIRFIELD

Miss Sarah a. Leach, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. B. G. Leach. and Edward
Brooks of this place were married
Thursday morning by tne Rev. Father
Carriores. They were attended by Mr..
and Mrs. +. G. Leach, uncle and aunt of
tbc bride
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EDEN

Mrs. Lillian Leach is visiting friends
in Ncwport.-Dr. and Mrs Grswold and
Mr.. and Mrs +. =. Collins of Hyde Park
were in town Tuesday. Miss Erma Kinds
Ia spending a few days In ST. Albans.-
Dr. Griswold of Hyde Park will be in
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Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur II. Hill have taken
Il furnished house on Brookes avenue,
burlington, for the winter Charles
Rata Is looking after their farm here.
Carol Trombly has gone to Bar Har-
Dor, Me
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morning TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ade,bert Ma
COON OF Gilmore street.-Mrs. Alton Law
son has been i'll for a week, suffering
from severe attack of observation-disclosures
beth, Marshal and Deerau Howe are III
with mumps.
Peoples Academy and the grades
closed Tuesday night for the Thanks
giving recess and will open next week
Wedne sday.--S II. Ring has been in
Lowell. Mass, in company with his
father-in-law. w l.. Stewart of East
Hardwick where they are guests Of
relatives.-Nathan I,ozell, who had been
i'll for year suffering from tubercu-
losIs. died at his homo on Maple street,
Sunday at $40 y. IN. Tho funeral was
held at the house Tuesday afternoon
at two O'Clock, the Rev. r. r.. Fender
of the a. c. Church officiating Inter-
ment was in Pleasant View cemetery.
Mr.. Lozel was born i'm Moretown CO
years ago. Nineteen years ago no mar
ried Miss Lizzie Ulton Eastman, who
survives him. Mr. and Mrs I.ozell came
here year ago last June to reside.
having purchased n home on Maple
street. The deceased was an exemplary
man, and until his health failed was
an Industrious citizen. Mrs. Lozcll has
the sympathy of many friends In her
bcrcavemont.-Dr and Mrs j. +. Jack
son will entertain IA members of the
jackson family at Thanksgiving din
ner to-day at their camp at Elmore.-
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Warren have re-
turned from their honeymoon and are
staying at The Randall.-Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Warren and grandson Herbert
Beardsley. went Sunday to stowe and
we're guests during the day at the for
Arx.
Ftnnock.
.Aloer, Kendall, ton. ycar-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. e. =. Kendall oc wolcott, who
has been III of Pneumonia for ten days,
IS improv;nr. Mrs. Robert Sparks, who
underwent al operation at the Fanny
Allen hos pital lsst week Monday. IL re-
covering as well IS can be expected.
Mr. Sparks spsnt Sunday with her, re-
turning home Mcrday.-Smith's orchestra
went to JeffersOnville, where Il played a,
the Thanksgiving bail at Hotel Melondy
Among University of Vermont students
who spent Thanks giving here arc the
Misses Merle Smalley. Thelma Edmunds
Florence Woodland, Madeline Gates and
Harold Gates, Hayden Warren. Raymond
Warren. Ray Smalley, Max Stewart and
James Billings.--Aiiss Vivian Bosey OF
Newport is spending some time with
Mrs. L. T. Ryder-Thc veneer mill ano
bobbin factory closed Wednesday nigh
for the remainder Of Tho week.--C'. II. a
Stafford has been Il business visitor IL
Plainfleld this Homer Smith /.
quite i'll. suffering from the mumps ant
erysipelas.-Mrs, j. r. PARKER has re
turned home from Massachusetts. where
she visited her daughter. Mrs. Romano
Morse.-Mr. and Mrs. A. y. Gill. who
have resided in Brandon for the pas
three years. will return here soon ano
occupy their residence on Winter stree
now occupied by Mrs. Pauline Dodge
Mrs. Dodge expects to move the last o
this week to the 5. -. E,ldred tenemen
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3. Kramer
who have rented Mrs. Philo Darling
tenement on Court street.-Norbert Gil
len has completed his duties in the 4. l.
Cheney drug store and on Monday begar
work in A. r. Campbells jcwclry store
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SHELDON

Mrs. Charlotte Bush and Mrs. George
Bush were in Montreal last week.-Mrs.
Adelaide Landon of Milton is at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Thomas for
the winter.--Mrs. Mary Bedell and Mrs
c. c. Batchelder are spending a few days
in Morrisville.-C. c. Batehelder was a
recent business visitor in Burling ton
Guy Bush has gone on a business trip to
Boston and New York.--About $35 was
realized from the oyster supper served
by the ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Thursday.-The body of Mrs.
Margaret Roney of Fairfield was brought
here Friday for burial in the village
cemetery.-Olin Bryce has returned from
Massachusetts.-Me Corwell. a student
at Burlington Business College, is at
the home of his parents for the Thanks
giving recess.--Miss Bertha Carpenter.
who teaches in Shady Rills. Is at home
for a few days.-Miss Ella Bryce is home
from Moretown for the Thanksgiving
recess.--Mrs. J.. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. A..
NJ Keith, Miss Ola Keith Mrs. Mark
Stephenson, Mrs. w. c. Marsh and Miss
G. r. Maynard were in st, Adams Sat-
urOay
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STOWE

Rally Sunday was observed at the Com
munity Church Sunday morning with an
attendance that nearly filled the church
The pastor, the Rev. c. r. Hayward. read
Governor Clements Thanksgiving procla-
nation and preached an excellent sermon
in keeping with the Thanksgiving season.
Special music was arranged by the choir
including an anthem and a selection by
n mixed quartet, consisting Of Mrs
II. W. Barrows, Mrs. 7. a. DougIass.
Messrs. II. w. Burnham and c. A. Riley.
who were assisted by w. l.. Bennett on
the violin and Miss Marjorie Watts at
the organ. There were los present at the
sunday. school session. There will be
services at the North Hollow schoolhouse
next Sunday afternoon. Mrs Dwight r.
Smith returned Saturday from Bethel,
whore she passed several days with her
mother Mrs. Annie Abbott.--Among
those who attended the Y. w C. a. con-
ference at Waterbury Saturday wore
Miss Jessie Southland and the Misses
Beatrice Kaiser Beatrice Pike. Agnes
Townc. Catherine Harris, Martha Gale
and Dorothy Harris.--Mrs. Norma Pike
Robinson returned Saturday TO her home
in Barre after passing a week with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Pike.-Mr. and Mrs
a. n. Garrow of Jericho are passing
Thanksgiving week with their daughter.
Mrs. Cheney A. Tomlinson. and family
Miss Lizzie Benson IL in Lancaster,
y. H.. OF the home of = cousin.-The
meeting OF the Lend-a-fland club at N-s
J. G. Cobb's has been postponed Until
after Thanksgiving. Mrs. Addie Jarvis
has been secured to take charge OF the
town farm, beginning her work Monday
Mrs. Jarvis was formerly in charge there
for several years. Mr.. Curtis who has
resigned the place. went Monday 70
Barre, where Mrs. Curtis preceded him
F1day.-Douglass Barrows of the Cniver.
sity of Vermont passed the week lend
with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. II. w
Barrows, coming then instead of Thanks.
giving Day when the college military band
in which he plays the saxophone has ar
engagement to play at Fort Ethan Allen
About foot of snow fell here Sunday
light Sleishs and snowdrifts make II
look as II winter has come.--Mr. and Mrs
=. l.. ncCuen Of Burlington were here
aver rneay. Mr.. McCuen goes next weeA
to- ton to continue work for The
L Goodrich Rubber company.--A
sicare! "no recently sold the +. A. S'rons
.arm In Stowe. has purchased the ". G
,!iv!1 farm in Danvllc for $40 NO and
f. moving there this week. Mrs W. J
AYERS of Waterbury,, coptor ,.i.t,., ,,,s,
Nar,o-;e wa,,, oyor crndo,, ,o.,.
c,,.ir for ,ho oor,a,,o,n
h,vo hae, odd.I =, ,ha .n,Jn. 80 ~,
Union Savings Bank Office in the Al:ele,
Memorial building.
A basketball game at the town hall Fri
day evening between the Lamoille Contra
Academy team OF Hyde Park and tn,
ne ~ " 'esu''eu ~"
,,.,s ,ano oro,,,a ~ .,,o, o'o"e ~ i"e'
,,,.t,a 90 -, Me- 80. ~
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uuo." -. e"e 49, go "a 1919, s'e, among mos
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RICHFORD

The debate Resolved that the En-
REIMBURSEMENT Of Women is a Menace to
the American Home" given In the par
lors of the Methodist Episcopal Church
on Friday evening was thoroughly in
terestine. The judges decided in favor Of
the negative side and was won by the
ladies.--Mrs. E. A. Nelson, Of Newport.
who has been visiting at the home of
the Rev. and Mrs. George Pomfrey. has
returned home.-Mr. and Mrs. j. +.
Aitken, Of West Broome, were recent
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
win H. Mandigo.-A Thanksgiving union
service will be held in the Baptist Church
Thursday evening at 1880 O'Clock with
sermon by the Rev. G. Leon Wells. las
tor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Miss Helen Smith is visiting in Boston.
Miss Bertha Pomfrey of Newport Wis
tied at the home of her parents. the Rev.
and Mrs. George Pomfrey. Sunday eve
ning-The first entertainment of the lee
ture course will be given in Colonial
theatre. Tuesday evening. November 30.
by the "Rondollers." Season tickets are
now one sale.
Harold Clark of Boston University is
passing a week at the home Of his moth
err Mrs. H. F. Clark, of Church street.
A Thanksgiving ball was given in
Colonial Theatre, Wednesday evening by
the ladies of Richford. Music was fur
nished by Burroughs orchestra.-Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Thomas left Richford Sat-
urday evening for Chino, Calf. where
they will pass the winter at the home OF
their daughter. Mrs. Homer Bogue. On
the way west. they will visit Mr.. Thomas
sister. Mrs. George F. Beaman. at Lin.
coin. Neb.. and will also pass n few days
in Salt Lake City.-Mr. and Mrs. Harold
jenkins have moved into the II. r. ThomS
as house for the winter months.-A sor
was borr to Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton S
Morse OF Boston November II. Mrs
Morse will be remembered as Miss Dor
othy Weeks, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur L. Weeks. Of this pace.-Murra,
Thomas Of Sault Ste. Marie Ont, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Homer Thorn
as, during the past week. Mr. Thomas l:
employed In the engineering department
OF the Spanish River Pulp and Power
plant in Sault Ste. Marie.
The ladies' chorus of the Richfort
Womans club will meet at the home o
Mrs. Forest Bellows this Friday at 7:3
o'clock.-Miss Daisy Stewart and Miss
Elizabeth Powers went to Boston We'd
nesday, where they passed Thanksgiv
ing.-Mr and Mrs. ID. +. Wynne of st
Adams visited at the homo of Mrs
Wynn's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Goorg'
Read, over Thanksgiving Miss Catherine
Comings, Miss Helen Cass and Free
Kaufman of the University of Vernon
are passing the Thanksgiving recess a
their homes in this place. -Richard Mar
tin OF Port Chester y. y, is visiting a
the home of his grandparents. Mr., ant
Mrs. Henry Martin,-Miss Mary Barry 4
posing the Thanksgiving recess at he
home in South Burlington-Mr. and Mrs
c. NJ. Rounds have returned from a bust
ness trip In Boston.
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CONTINUED ON Page Four)
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-02-13
LnR SPRINGS.

Mrs. Roy Nash, and Mrs. Glenn ohm
son of Bonair were Lime Springs visit
ors Tuesday.
Mike Dugan spent a couple of days
last week in Ames.
Mrs. Frank Paul, Mrs. Grant Jones
and Mrs Oscar Taraldson attended the
funeral of Mrs. McCulloch at Cresco
Monday.
The many friends of Mrs. Evan Crit
fifth we're shocked to hear of her death
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Griffith had
been sick for several weeks, but all
thought she was improving until Sun.
day she grew rapidly worse. Funer al
services will be held in Cresco Thurs
day, burial at Lime Springs. Mrs.
Griffith lived in our community good
many years and was loved and respec-
ted by all who knew her. The SORROW
ing relatives have the sincere sym
patty of our community.
Mrs. o. M. Truman spent the past
week with relatives 1T Cresco.
Walter Bowers of Cresco spent
Tuesday afternoon at the home of his
nephew, v. S. Bowers.
Chas. Anderson and Owen Owens
were Dubuque visitors the first Of the
week.
Frank Maggie il here visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Maggie.
Curtis Tibbals bought Mr.. Thorsen
out, taking possession of the pool hall
Wednesday morning.
The friends of the McCulloch family
were saddened Friday morning to hear
of the death Of Mrs. McCulloch at her
home in Minneapolis after q hard fight
with pneumonia. Mr.. McCulloch and
daughter Harriet and Mr.. Sheppard &C.
companied the remains to Cresco Sun
day evening. After . short service at
the home Of Mrs. Macarthur Monday
morning. The body was laid to rest in
tho New Oregon cemetery.
Mrs. Ben Colby and daughter return
ed to their home Thursdsy evening af-
tor visiting her brothers and sisters.
Mrs. Grabau and daughter, who have
bsen visiting tie formers paren t.,
Mr.. and Ars. d. J. Maggie returned to
their home in Dakota last week.
Mrs. n. J. Gates was Cresco visit
or Monday.
Mrs. Emma Gordon went to Madison
Sunday evening to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Oscar Ksmpen. 4
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-02-13

Esther Noonan vas : Ricsville pass
enger, Thursday afternoon. ~ 800 100
A large crowd gathered at the Charley
Ball school house, Thursday evening,
where program was given by the
pupils of that district and later baskets
were sold. Everyone enjoyed them
selves immensely. and neat little sum
of money was obtained which will help
to buy needed things for the school
house. Credit must be given to pupils
as we'll as their teacher. Miss Murray.
Bonnie Sindelar. of near Protivin,
was a pleasant visitor at the Tom
Koshstka home. Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Francis Biever and daughter
Margaret returned Thursday to their
home, after spending a few days with
Mrs. Urban at Lourdes.
Mrs. Ida Mcdaniel and son Ivan were
Elms shoppers, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Haskovec, of Elms, 10
staying at the Lou Valvoda home, since
Sunday.
Tom Koshstka was an Elma caller,
Friday.
Mrs. Will Beaumaster, of Elma, who
has been visiting a few days with the
John and Coley Conley families,
returned to her home Saturday.
Emery Lenehan and Lloyd Beau
master spent Sunday eve at the Willie
Beaumaster home north of Lourdes.
Fred Kidding was an Alta Vista
caller, Monday afternoon.
The flu epidemic is raging in this
territory in great shape. All are get.
ting along nicely, ana thus far only one
case has developed to pneumonia which
is that of Mrs. Vino Shatek. We hope
for q speedy recovery.
Ralph Buckley and family. Vino
Shstek and family, Ed Heigel and fam
lily, Geo. Heigel, James VaIvods. Leon
ard Friedhoff, Joe Friedboff and family,
Clara Buckley and Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Valvods and Joe Miller oil had chance
to entertain that little word Of three
letters, the Ill.," last week. They al
greeted it with . pleasant smile but on
it, departure they did not say. "csll
again, as it's far from pleasant to BE-
in such company. /
John Shatek was an Elma caller, Mon.
day. = ....
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-02-13
HAPPY CIRCLE

Mrs. F. Fish called on Mrs. A.
Gesell one day last week.
Some of the neighbors helped J. Bur.
nikeI saw wood one day last week.
= Csrl Pankox had the misfortune of
having his leg run over with = sleigh
Friday morning on his way to school.
but we are glad to note he only re-
ceived . slight bruise.
George and Chhs DeGroote were on
the sick list but are better at thie writ
ing.
RAYMOND Bouska and Ed Bouska and
family have all been quite sick with
the ''hu" last week but We are glad to
note they are recovering
Ars. F. Bcuska returned home from
Algona Wednesday where .he wes
c died o, the account Of her daughter,
Mrs. Nurtsgh and family being sick
with the "au.'
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-02-13

Chas. Fish finished his job Of census
taker last Wednesday.
The Will Woods family have the
''f1u." IL
Mary Parchmsn spent Friday night
and Saturday at the VIM. Reinhart
home.
A. DeGroote and Jos. Burnikel spent
Sunday evening with Herman Pankow.
A large crowd assembled at the A.
Peter home Friday evening and sur
prised MIR. and Mrs. Peter it being
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
Will Peter came home from Water
loo to be present at the party, return
ing Tuesday accompanied by bis sister
Clara.
Len Sebastian, Ward Craft and Day.
ton Henkes hauled hay from Les Sc
bastian's Monday.
VIM. Burnikel left Wednesday morn
ing for his home in Siren. Wis.,, after
spending since Christmas with home
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Pankow and daueh.
ter Margaret spent Sunday at Cresco.
Alex. Peter of Lake Benton, Mimi,
came Saturday to spend some time
with his brother Adolph Peter and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gesell and son spent
Sunday at the P. Hanson home.
Leonard Burnikel has been doing
chores for Ed Bousks while he wss sick
and Frank Slifka did Raymond's chores
. Mrs. J. Lusson acted % nurse 1T the
Bouska home few days this week. :
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-02-13
LOURDES.

Mrs. Francis Biever visited Tuesday
evening with her mother. Mrs. Wenzel
Urban. r., ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Koshatka and daugh.
ter Nay were pleasant callers ct the
formers parental home, Sunday after.
noon. :, ;t.,r,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hidding.and son
Wallace spent Friday At the Charles
Klobsssa home. .""'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Bali were pleas.
antly entertained 1T the Paul Burkel
home, Sunday evening. ;%s
Little Mary Biever spent the frst Of
the week with her grandmother, Nrs.
Tessie Biever. ~,~. -
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-02-13
ALBION.

Mrs. John DeGraves of Cresco is
caring for the sick at the Peter De.
Graves home. "..
Mrs. Alfred Kach is entertaining .
sister from near Cresco.
Nrs. C. v. johnson spent . part of
last week ct the home Of her son
Walter. -
Grandma Henry of Granger il caring
for her great grandson 1t the Will
Henry home. 80, - 81, z. 4 :,
We learn that there was not very
good attendance ut the Fred Roth sale
Tuesday due to sickness.
A little son Wa born to hr. and Mrs.
Geo. Van skivsr Saturday Of last week
ct the Will Henry home. Coogrs tn.
ladonS. .ls e>r, .s:..+
Webb Richards of Cresco 10 caring
for the SICK at the home Of bis mother.
Mrs. Will Reuter- 10 assisting in the
care Of the sick ut the home Of her
sister. Mrs. Howard Holcomb. e,
The ''hu" situation in our locality 10
simply appalling. Al nearly ~ W are
able to recall, the afflicted homes at
this writing are ~ follows: ]. d.
Hughes, Will Nolan. Peter DeGraves.
Will Henry, Howard and C. A. Hol-
comb. Alfred Kach. J. and Walter
johnson, J. W. Wells, Mrs. Elnora
Richards. w. P. Clark. Ed and Phil
DeGraves. So far % We can learn at
present oil seem to be slowly recover
ing excepting Mrs. Howard Holeomb
who continues very low. The number
afflicted in these various families rang
es from one to eight.
No church or s. S. at Albion last
Sunday, no one able to 60.
After . brief illness of pneum onis
and flu, occurred two deaths at the
Will Nolan home last Sunday. Feb. 8.
One the little eight months old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nolan and one .
brother of Mrs. Nolan. who Was spend
ing the winter at the Nolan home and
attending school in Cresco. The burial
of the babe took place at Cresco the
day. and that of the brother
Wednesday ut his home near Fountain.
Nina. The family have the sincere
of the entire community in
this very unusual and sad beresve-
ment.
The schools in barrow and Albion
are closed on account of sick
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-02-13

Drinovsky Bros, of Traer. are visit
ing at the home of their sister, Mrs.
Joe Miller, since Sunday.
Frank Valvoda called on bis brothers
several times this week.
Pat Fitzgerald drove to Elma on busi-
ness.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-02-13
Fer Sale.

Six-room house, good cellar, we'll and
cistern, fruit and shade trees, woven
wire fence. with three acres Of land,
north of railroad track. Priced at
s450O. co. Luers & Clark Land Co. ,23.4
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-02-13
Lumber Saving.

l will do lumber saving at Lewis
Pecinovsky 3; John Drilling's, one mile
north of county bridge; and Ole 0. Bre.
nos this spring. Chss. Andera. EST
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-02-13
For Sale.

On easy terms, . good Groom mo-
dern home. finely located, hard wo cd
floors, all oak finish on lower floors.
Modern throughout, new Moline heat
ing plant. Must be sold by April lst.
Inquire of C. D. Nichols. 25.6t,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-02-13
Lufheran Services.

Conducted by Rev. H. n. Normaun.
Sunday. Feb 18th, English service, II
.. m. in Orleans church; 7:oo p. n. il
First Lutheran church, Cresco.