Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-09-17

Miss Kathryn Clemmer was called
home from her school work at Minne-'
apolis Thursaay, by the death Of her
cousin. Helen Larrabee.
Mise Gracis Webster of Elgin, ILL.,,
arrived Sunday morning for visit at
the home of her uncle, w. J. Webster,
and with other relatives.
Mrs. Dewitt Webster entertained
her mother, Mrs. Zaissr, of Lacrosse,
for IN over Sunday visit, she returning
to her home Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Nelson, of Clear
Lake visited at the Henry Belts home
on their way to the w. r. c. National
Convention 1T indianapolis, Ind.
Miss leila Tomas. who was called
home from her schonl work at Cold
field by the death of her grandfather,
Henry Tomas, returned Tuesday.
Dr.. Morse, of LIE Roy, was . pro-
fessional visitor here, Tuesday. bring
ing with him Mr.. A. Jay who entered
Mercy Hospital for an operation.
Sheriff Ferrie, H. O. Brooks, G. H.
and Ernest Koehn and their brother-in-
law. NJ. Barger, of Manchester, were
business visitors in Elma. Monday.
w. H, Shea is planning on . big
closing out sale of stock and farm ma
chinery on Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
Watch for bills and I'D in this paper.
Mrs. T. r. Webster and daughter
Miss Edith. of Canton, MIMI. arrived
in Cresco Thursday from Fayette
where they have been the guests of
relatives.
For SALE-House in northwest part
part Of Cresco with 2ls lots. Good
location and good house. Enquire Of
W: E. Lsidlaw, at Alliance store, or J.
A. Cutting. 52-tf
The Misses Clarice and Thelma
Thompson arrived home last Friday
from IN extended visit with friends at
various points in Wisconsin and in
Minneapolis.
H. E. Barnes and family, who have
been residents of Kendallville, left re-
Gently for Hammond, Ind, where Mr..
Barnes has . nice position in a vacuum
cleaner factory.
VIM. Bockoven who has been guest
of his parents MIR. and Mrs. w. A
Bockoven, left Friday for Iowa City to
continue his medical studies at the
State University.
DR.. j. W. Jinderlee was a profess
ional caller at Lawler Monday. being
called down to see Miss Helen LARA
bee, who we regret to say, continues
in very poor health.
Mrs A. Jay and daughter, Mrs
Olson, who had been down to visit their
husband and father who is patient at
Mercy Hospital, returned to their homo
at LIE Roy, Wednesday.
Fred Hrustka, living out on Route 8,
had two fingers of his left hand so
badly smashed recently while driving
posts, that amputstion of most of the
title finger was necessary.
w. J. Collins, of Charles City, rep
resenting the Britain Bond & Invest
ment Co., of Kansas City. Mo-, hss
been in Cresco the past few days in
the interest Of the company.
Mrs. E. A. Wood returned Wednes-
day to her home in DEBORAH, after q
visit here with her sister, Mr.. John
Hegg, and daughter, Miss Ruth Wood,
who is teaching east of town. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Swenson of Law
Ter were over Sunday guests at the
Bernard Staebell home. Mrs. Swenson
will be remembered az Miss Coats, .
former nurse at Mercy Hospital.
e Miss Ruth Staebell and her aunt,
Miss Weber, Of Houston Texas, left
Sunday night for New York City to
remain some little time. going from
there to Colorado, where they will visit
in and around Denver.
lFARMLESs MEN-We have . farm
for you. Improved farms $50 per acre
and up; unimproved lands SIS to $35
per acre, on easy terms. Tell Us your
wants. Write for free list. Farms in
all parts Of Minnesota. T.
Thorpe Bros. =