Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-09-03

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John Russell and wife came down
from Aus-in on Tue sday for visit at
the Joe Woodard home. zza ,33
Tom Perry spent q few days in Cree-
co and at home, returning Monday to
bis work at Mason City. Il =.
Mrs. Celinda Harvey returned yes
terday morning to Iowa City after ;
visit among Cresco relatives. I'LL
Wanted-Attractive lady. Steady
employment, good wages. Conner
Bros. & knight, DEBORAH, II. ~.,
Miss Helen Kaksc returned Saturday
morning from . vacation visit ct the
home of her sister in Chicago. ~
Clarence Brown left Monday morn.
ing for Algona where he expects to
work at bic trade for some time. y
Mrs. S. Callison and daughter Ruth
arrived home Monday morning from
their visit with Texas relatives.
|SWm. lWeakland; of Tecumseh, Neb., ,
arrived::Tuesdsy morning to attend the
funeral Of bis father held that day.
Visit this school and l know where
you will take your business course.
Eklund Business College, Waterloo, 10.
Fred Wildman was IN over Sunday
visitor with Cresco relatives. He IL
still with the Redpath.Vawter bureau.
Mrs. Laura Rowland, Gladys and
George left last week for visit with
G. A. Rowland and Anna in Washing
ton.
Fred Lent and wife and little son
came up from DEBORAH for an over
Sunday visit 1T the Fred Mitchell
home.
Mr.. Eben Teetshorn and children
and Mrs. C. J. Vance left Saturday for
IN over Sunday visit With relatives ct
DEBORAH.
Grace, Patterson 10 . patient 1T Mer-
cy Hospital where she underwent IN
operation on Thursday morning for sp-
psndicitis. ~ ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finkbeiner, who have
been guests ct the Alfred Bsnts home,
loft Saturday for their home ct Belle
PLANE. Iowa. -..
Keep your head, you may need it;
but eli it with useful knowledge. At
tend Nankato Commercial College,
Manksto, MINI. ...,..
Miss Msyme Howard Of Red Wing,
MIMI, arrived Thursday for . visit
With Miss Stella O'Brien and among
other Cresco friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Bockoven, Of
Caledonia, ILL.,, arrived Thursday for .
visit ct the home Of his parents, Rev
fand nss., W. A.. Bockoven. |s-.g-st
Miss Sigma Christensen, who bas
bsen visitor 1T the perennial, Martin
Christensen home. left Thursday to re-,
sumo her work in Minneapolis.
For Sals-9.room modsrn house in
Berg addition and II lots, also ) 1919
model Ford touring car in good con-
dition. 2-tf .'%"~ E. J. Lewis.
SIS. 90 pays for . business course IA,
the oest located and finest equipped
school in the middle west. Wfite Ek-
lund's Business College. Waterloo. Il.
Miss Ruth Stsebell. who 10 nurse ID
st. Mary's Infirmary at Galveston,
Texas, arrived homo Monday night to
spend . few weeks vacation at home.
Mrs Nss Gallup Andrews who hes
bsen guest the past week Of numsr-
Gus old-time Cresco friends, returned
Thursdsy to her home in Cedar Rspids, 4
Nrs. G. F.. Lyons left Thursday for :
visit with home folks in St. Paul. She
was accompanied by her brother, Geo.
Drewry, who has been visitor here.
Miss Aletta Bronner OF Granger, left
Thursday for CsImsr, where she will
remain with her mother, Mrs. Gordon
Sanders. and attend school the coming
year r#v.- by @r'.t
Mrs. F. O., Brown, Of Fayette, who
has been . guests of Mrs. DR.. George
Plummer and other friends here left on
Thursday for . visit with friends At
Chester.
Miss Ellen Den arrived from Omaha
last Sunday for = visit with her par
ents before leaving for New York City
WHARF she will attend Columbia college
this year.
Mrs. John p, Long with her two
sons, who have been guests at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Margaret
returned to their home in
Staples. MINI. ..4Ht
Lotion the main road between