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New Britain herald., 1920-10-27
"BUDDIES"
The Merry Music Play at The Lyceum
 Friday, Matinee and Night.

To insure the opportunity for every body in every section of New England 10 see "Buddies'' this season the Sel- wins are sending this big sensational musical comedy hit of last year in New York and Boston on tour with the entire cast, company. chorus. special symphony orchestra and the picturesque production that the press and public raved over in both of the large Eastern cities. When it is seen here at the Lyceum Theater Friday next at a matinee and night perform ance, it will be with the original com pany in its entirety whose names stand at the top of musical comedy fame. The list includes. William Wayne, Lambert Terry, ". J. Mccarthy, Mur- ry Darcy Joseph Bernella, Paul Hop ner, Charles Brokaw, Albert Law renee. Frank Daily. Edward Robson, Ludmilla Toretzka, Dorothy Holmes. Mario Gerding, Vera Halare, Edith Mason and a big and brilliant ensem- ble. All tickets arc now on sale at the theater box office. A popular priced matinee will be given to insure every person in New Britain an opportunity of enjoying this rare bit of musical
New Britain herald., 1920-10-27
TABS FAIR.

From the standpoint of attendance and socia bility, Mardi Gras Night which was observed last evening at tho Tabs fair was one of the most successful features presented thus far. More than 1000 were in attendance. CurIey's novelty orchestra furnished a pleasing dance program. So successful was the event that the society has de- cided to repeat the Mardi Gras social tomorrow evening and Curley's or chestra has again been secured to play for dancing.
 Tonight's entertainment will be pre- sented by the Y. M. T. A. & B. socie- ty minstrels who have prepared an elaborate program which even prom ises to surpass their excellent showing of last Friday evening when the troupe opened the fair. Several new songs will be introduced.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-27
PROCLAMATION!

When in the course of human events an establhhed, successful, reputable must give up ther bus- ness quarters because their building has been leased their heads, resulting in the necessity of removing their entire stock of merchandise to other quarters feel justified in attaching such great importance to te occurrence that rightly can say will be event o vital interest to every man, woman and child in this community. < My twelve years in this building has been twelve years of service and conscientious selling and that must remove to other quarters have determined to start at once a removal sale to dispose of every piece of Clothing, Furnishings, and Hats before moving. ":% Iti my sincere advice (and say it with considerable feelng) don't buy single article of wearing apparel until this Removal Sale begins, Friday morning. October 29h when guarantee you regular, good old fashioned bargains. ssegfAsa ssessa,ssaa aeaaaRiga55aa.
 Signed JOS. M HAILORAN
 C0mosHaoran Co.,
New Britain herald., 1920-10-27
CITY ITEMS

Estey pianos. none better, at Morans. --advt.
 Tabs male minstreis at Tabs fair tonight.-advt-
 AlI officers of Stella Rebekah lodge, I. O. O. F. degree team are requested to attend the meeting Friday evening. victrolas at c. L. Pierce & Co.-Ad Talking machines, c. L. Pierce & Co.-advt.
 Removal sale at Besse-Leland's. -advt
 Victor Records c. L. Pierce & Go. Adyt
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-08-13
Trials Of Authors.

"Just write us this little story" say
the neighbors. interested In this cause
or that, TO the author they happen TO
know. Ii all looks so easy to them.
But-"why the hardest thing l do is
write to order says Mary Heaton
worse. "A kind of terrible darkness
comes over me when / am ordered to
write. | shall never forget being
asked to autograph the front of some
volumes of The Prestons' / had given
to a bazaar Nine or ten of us had
contributed our own books, and a de-
voted public was supposed to pay high
ly for the inscriptions in the front.
Three days and three nights | wraeked
my brain for something clever and
memorable TO put in the front OF those
volumes. let my story writing go. /
stared AT the blank front pages where
the autograph and the humorous and
interesting sentiment was to be placed.
And in the end. frantically, what |
wrote, was November 9, Mary Heaton
worse. More / could not"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-08-13
MovIes b COLOR q Nature.

BY superimposing three pictures--a
blue. a red and a green-in register
on the screen, French motion-picture
producer finally has evolved a practi-
cal system Of natural color projection.
Each film picture is approximately
by = inch, instead Of the standard
/ by "a inch, and three Of them III con-
secutive order constitute a three-color
unit ] inch wide and ] X inches high.
necesSitating double the usual machine
speed according 10 m illustrated ar
ticie published in Popular Mechanics
Magazine, The machine has a single
lamp and condenser lens, hut three OBJ
iective lenses and three color windows.
The middle or rcd picture Is used as
the key position. and is mechanically
protected from any possible dlsplaee-
ment. The upper or blue, and the
lower or green, pictures are adjusted
bv an ingenious electrical device
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-08-13
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Aid. Maschmeyer. Notbohm, De swarte.
Marquardt Wood.

Marquardt. Wood.
---><s~y-~~-~~~~~~~--~~~~~ :,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Brigham are
spending the week at the Dells, *
bourn, Wis.
The Standard Oil Company has pur-
chased the lot on State Street, where
their oil station is located.
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Day of Gary,
Ind, were weekend guests of Mrs.
Marion Mcdonald, Wauwatosa Ave
nue..
We have had several nice showers
of rain during the past few days,
which was worth millions to Milwau-
kee county.
A wire broke back of the Baptist
Church last Sunday morning which
caused fire alarm to be turned in
No damage done.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Butz, TT. Madi-
son, Ia, have been guests of his sis
ter, Mrs McGill, North Avenue, dur
ing the past week
Service will be held in Moss Memo
rial Chapel on Sunday at D. M Last
Sunday fine program was given by
Mr.. Eggert on his victrola.
Mr.. Stephen ]. Brouwer, Kenwood
Avenue. left on Tuesday morning for
Madison to attend the shoemen's con-
yention in a three-day session.
Mrs. H. F. Detman, her son, Regi-
Maid q Hutchinson, Mrs. Hutchinson
and Reginald, Jr, of Elmhurst, H.,
visited his cousin, Mrs. Chas. II. Cross.
Mr. Landolt entertained his sister
and her husband Mr. and Mrs. Blake
and family of Port Washington, at
dinner on Sunday at Mrs. Hans Peter
sons
Mrs W E. Tuner of harrison, H.,
and her friend, Mrs Henry Stewart
of Prophetstown. ILL.,, are spending the
day with Mrs. Tuller's niece, Mrs. M
Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Johnson, Wau-
watosa Avenue, returned to their home
early Tuesday morning from Mar
quette. Mich, where Mr.. Johnson went
on business.
Mr. Paul E. Thomas, Wauwatosa
Avenue, left Tuesday morning for New
York, from where he sails for Europe
Mr.. Thomas win be gone until some
time in October
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gillett left on
Saturday lact for visit at the home
of their daughter Mrs. H. M. White
who is spending the summer on the
Canadian Shore of Lake Erie.
Mrs. G. A. kurtz left on Thursday
of this week for San Francisco, from
whence she will sail Saturday for the
Philippines Islands, where she viii
spend a few months with her daugh-
ter. Mary.
The Buchanan Manufacturing Com
pany has started remodeling the
Smith-Lefeber Building, corner State
and North Main Street, for Kuhn
muench Bros, who viii occupy The
same as drug store.
Mr. o, H. Bohnert wishes to an
nounee the temporary establishment
of his business at the F. H. Bark Furn-
iture Store. Later he viii be located
in the building now occupied by Kuhn
muench Bros. Drug Store.
We call attention Of our readers TO
the az in another column OF the Camel,
an invention gotten out by ulc Clum
Mfg Co. OF Milwaukee, Frederick c.
Pease is the local agent See him and
have one installed on your car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy L. Churm Of
Grand Rapids, Mich, are visitors at
the home of Rev. and Mrs Churm 2S5
Wauwatosa avenue. Prof Cimrm is
Instructor in history, and director of
athletics in South High School, Grand
Rapids.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Brigham are
spending the week at the Dells, *
bourn, Wis.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-08-13

The Standard Oil Company has pur-
chased the lot on State Street, where
their oil station is located.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Day of Gary,
Ind, were weekend guests of Mrs
Marion Mcdonald, Wauwatosa Ave.
nue.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-08-13

]. R. BENoY. Editor and Prop.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
KENhIDALLyILLE.

Will Wells, Of Albion. was business
visitor here, Tuesday.
C. C. Brown and family spent Sun
day at the w. A. Daskam home. "a: -
Geo. Easier has been quite poorly.
the last few days; &c., '2 y. ~ -
Walter Eddy and wife, Of st,Paul.
spent Xmas at the E. E.. Eddy home
i, Mrs. H. u. Daskam wentto Nekooss;
Wis, Monday, to spend the rest Of the
winter with her daughter, Mrs.! Fred
Goddard. 31aa5!2 "a 20 Es1''I
Henry Mahsffy. of Sioux FANS, was
q guest 81 his cousin, Steve Todd and
family. Friday night. I -. , ,,z. ,7, y
Chas. Curtis and family spent Sunday
at,tha Mrs; L., Burton home,fr 80 s.av
Ethel sEifield had her ,tensils removed
atsHarnony, lastrweek. 4zssS5 - aaFt'@l
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02

=zJN Mr.: RaE.l pdRigssaa latt2a danshtAf
Asxls came from Mlnnefpolis ;Xed
hesl ! Visit Hitk) faat,sesJSN 4 |
!! JohS Derr cssne Wednesday to visik
his son Charles and family. 4
{ Xmssprograms were held sinsta,s1As
F.. chvrce Xmas Eve and gin the Luz
thern Xmas night. Both programs
were good with large attendance:
Mr.. and. Mrs. Clarence BrinksHand
babe spent the past week with rels !;
lives IL Canton 9Ftlt') -. g
EFF Sins and Henry Brink were
Lime Springs visitors Saturday.
Mrs: G: w: Newmiiler; Wesley Bfon;,
Her. George Sims, Ed Brink and ,1akStll
Schaefer we're Tresco visitors satura'
day. lc ;,y 4
jory spent from Saturday until Monday;
it the. F., 7. Sanders home At Galmsri |
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
TWIN VILLAGES,

: 4 Erma Darrah returned from Leroy
Monday to spend be- beg , vacation ion tvith
parents. y s7as. .: q 49,. :,-a;:
HaMr.7 and Mrs Burt Rix and two chils
dren were Cresco visitors Monday: t.AS;;
Jake schsfer is cuttin & wood Tor +,
r. Sims, .,df .ar1fs ssf23 b.c:s s4srgt
ztMrs.: A. E. Lansing came from Mad
ison, Wis ito Welt her daughter Mrs.
A! G. Ho.scher:S21 a-si'% osaz S ~. 81
Mrs, Lee Copeman left, Tuesday foF
0ttumwa to,yisit-her son, Archie Cope
man. ,.:sit .77:,I: = hIa 500 egas3nE
John Brink visited at the F. N. Do.
mon home Tuesday. - - ar
Carl MARI vi }ssi5 r@ 3 s,; 4isf;$;ser on
Wednesday - "e,' >,.,,.s ~ -. T..
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
'Mikota's, Tuesday
Riitfa cU ls.iidgs#a
Tuesday.
'I1nNffff 2 : s & s ! linn
IL kdEIss BoNAlRI j 1 W.!

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ySSsf$00o'sua0 1--WE
childre came from Centerville, S. d.
for the Christmas holiday to visit theil
parents. .Mr. md Mrs. &. Buchanan.
Donald Thorne and Earl Grsbat
returned to Minneapolis, Wednesday,
where. they are, students. 1at| thu
University, after, spending the Xmal
vacation with their parents.
Mr., and Mrs: Swim are; the PROUD
parents of a baby boy. which arrived
last Saturday morning. Congratu!a
tons. ~ ar: ,tr.~t: -
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul and Mr.. and Mrs.
Buchanan were guests at the Paul homo
in Lime Spring.. ht Sat1Fdsy.2af
IA; bunch 81 iysoung Roaairit9 Swen1
'sleigh-riding, Monday night. Wherl
did they go, anyway?
Mrs. u. Nichols entertained hel
father to Xmas dinner.
= Rev. and Mrs. Turner and daughtel
Vera were guests at the BuchanaA9
home on Christmas Day. !
"~ Prof. E: G0etscf1. u Cedar 'k1pfds,
was home for the Xmas vacation. :.
MIR: =: carberry left TuestIy morn
ing for Marshalltown.--r-r-.-.. |
go.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
ALBION.

"a! III vtAlls W.. :. business caller !,
kendsllville, Tuesday.
e. A. Holcomb and Family spen
Xmas with CrescO relatives. 's-.'s's''-''
Ernest' Roths Of Columbia Il
spending ehss Holiday season at th'
home of hisftther.
llr and Ms. ]. J. johnson enter
'tSined fsiStfses, Sunday.
/ Tbeodors GuhSerson is moving hi
hoy TO hit Oreans farm, this week.
fITpa flN.'s(ehn.on. Peter DeGres'
and Richards ouseholds entertained =
Xmas dinner.
Ed Miller, the pump man of Cresco
h.s besa doing kJrk in his iae at th'
NV. Wells and Gus. Walters homes
this week.
Thelms Ashley and Myrtle and Iren'
Holcomb, all. Of Cresco. have been visit
ingg Aibion relatives, this week.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
RID0EWAY.
1afff1s191$st''fstf{9 MssfSskMa:

N1OGEWAY.
4a !:tt!t;d ! eess ,ssS.;a 9j:;s.
stay here with home folks.
inland, Mrs., Walter Pale5 ofNsW
Hampton spent from Friday to Sunday
here with relatives, and on Monday
they left for their future home at
Ames. la. ...
Mrs. Bert Daniels returned home
from Minneapolis last, week Wednes-
day after a several days. visit there
with her, daughter Mrs John, Griebel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Greenslade 'snd
baby Robert spent the weeks end
here with latter's folks Mr.. and Mrs.
OK ehcboLben csG: t''tS ISM g:
MI, and Mrs., Clarence But and
baby Grace concluded their visit here
among relatives and friends: and de-
parted Monday noon for their home at
Cavour; S.D.,h;,42'3 ATT AroI ws%
Word was: received here honnadisiy
morning from Rapid City, s: e. Of
tie death Of Albert Albertsodna.- Tie
remtain, will be brought here pfott
0NE19l.f ssr@.'t's EssESs;s2 ). fahaE- s,SE
Earl Libbey came. over from Lanes
bord Ffidaytzto spend the Nesk'sseHd
With home folks. %SaarS4 :aivo,2 al asss
Elmer Powers Of iCresco4 was latusi.
n.sss caller i, town edanee 't ay, n:
txeen, l trains, 81 = gcts rg,,.t zs~ess
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ Fl. sKlemme spent
Wednesday and Thursday Ut, Il Fayetts
With the Dr.. Parker famiiy.aSa 5sstknGE
sa1lr. and Mrs: 4 Henry ,AIbeftS6ai 6nd
Hsdwin returned q their home ct 1e;;
ROY. MINI, Monday after, .! weeks
stay here With relafiyes.ssrs' , ~ 49,
Elmer Ringoen3 returned from Cat
csgo Monday morning. 5sedtas1..
t;sLAvonne= Schuetz 7 of New Hampton
visited from sFridsyteto Tussdaytwitt
Ridgeway friends. . &,astcss 3a12. c-ss~z
IA baby boy arrived at the home st
NJ: and Ms: Jim Soukup iastt, s.tsar:
day Dec: =. 49,. ,ra.r 80 -.
Mrs. J., w. Griffith was ats Cresco
last, week: Nv ednesdsyt afternoon. us:
Harry Libbey returned to his home
at Sioux Falls, S. D., last Wednesday
after week. stay here among rela'
tives and friends. -c -, $1,000 .-'% s."
Ada Griffith was at Cresco Tuesday
having dental work donea ~:~. o,ac ?
Mrs. r.: G. Baker and sons Kali and
George spent, Saturday 81, Calmar with
her folks Mr., and Mrs; Z: K. Stems
land. 81 y 5S.S&:2 .9%87 -. ,:a.,y,t..}..JG1
Mrs. Henry Fjelstulttand' Merle came
Tuesday night from sAlexandris, MIMI,
for . two weeks visit with relatives
here. w. ',.~'' - ~ -, - 49,
Mrs Herman. Hattlestad. was al
Cresco between trains Monday. xssac
John and Ed Albertson left the firsi
of the week for Rapid City, S. D.,
called athere blythe serious illness Of
their brother Albert. ' @.'';9'l;':l = "
u
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
LOURDEs.

y 3D.
To one and all A Happy New Year.
Regina Koshatka, who has been stay
ing at the Joe Friedhoff home for the
past two weeks returhedto her home
in - s Gay 70 szslj. sg&rr&e - Ext
!,Joseph Griffin : of Cresco& was the
guest of the J. Pc Birmingham family
Saturday and Sunday:
Mart Rirmingham s ;, y to lassies
spent a very pleasant Monday after
noon with the Misses brakeman at the
w. C. Thranert- home =,
Delhi. Comfy Of tblinnespolis is visiting
friends and relatives in this vicinity.
sxrs. Joseph Miller / and children. &C.
compaDied by Elsie ,Woodraska, were
pleasant callers at the Tome Koshatka
home Monday afternoon: :: = e "
Herman y Mel Daniel returned, to his
home Sunday after spending the past
few months ia Grand Mesdew.. MINI: Y
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Dvorak and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Buckley
and son were entertained 1t Christmas
supper st the home Of Frank Buckley
Thursday. "y,> 5s,4. ~ Z; III 10y,
7 Mrs. Lou Valvoda entertained Abby,
Tarehetz and Regina Koshatks Friday,
afternoon. :-&}l.?]2 <,'.... - Z.
Sorry to state that John Flaherty is
not SO well % be has been for the past
few months and is again confined to
his bed. H!''l-f' =. w.. =
Frank Buckley and daughter: Mrs.
Dvorak, were Sunday evening callers
at the Ralph Buckley home. '''.t..:
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lynch, of Weuf
coma. were guests at the Joseph Fried
hoff home Saturday and Sunday. Mr.:
Lynch is better known here as. Nellie
Lansing. - ~~.ir... -: go 2s&.
Regina Koshastka and Abby Tarebstz
were pleasant callers It the r. III.
Buckley home the other afternoon. 80
Mrs: Lansing. of ,Waucoma, is visit
ing at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Joe Friedhoff, since Fridsy.so9 'T.L
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank valvoda were
Elms shoppers Wednesday asternoon.
Who says thst Phil Sheridan isn't &C.
commodating? Those who:.have seen him
Sunday afternoon between and 2 p. m.
with the oone-horsa2 shay surely can't
say that You tell Fem Phil: 21;:-A !
Charlie Elmer. 81 Lime, Springs. hss
BEEN seen in; this vicinity Tuesday, ":
The Misses Abby Tarebetz and Elsie
Woodraska, .ofsEsgiej =. D., departed
Wednesday for their home. after . 'sx
weeks stay at the Tom Koshstks
,EE 49, .. 's4IIEt 'N - Z"
"v JUNE. :, ~. -! =. "a, s-:.ae2 I.
Mrs Frank Dyorak and sons are
staying at: the Frank Buckley home
since. Christmas day So. sz:.;
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02

-~SKOTfVtN THTTEE TALE.
ACharles 4ap4 r. SlYPm eoria.
dlA Thursd 5td sp@ h& H@hdats with
his parents and friends. -,
I1Gsts5Fsacl returned TO Davenport,
Monday.1$x4s !rE!-r 6sfE1t2:;a1~7o&.
= Mt. and Msss .Ews Lukesh and Aug.
Lukeah were guests at the Fred Lukesh
Jr. home. Sunday.
q Eunse Sisis;lsS nurtsd a. West
Dnion.ss splRdS9 xnAs vacation
with Aome folksls NsR. "a A
b JoSph Kpkorf SndsI wis encl made
y tripts Ri sewn. sndst Vs.
A few of our young, folks were enter
tanned at the Ad6Iph x alishek ahome.
Friday asyss stheo xir,G$svereZAnns: and
Celia Dostal; ClaEe MikesA. Emma
,Skoda, Frances Kinkor. Abbis Lukesh,
M H. ed Huber, Mr." Joseph Huber
and Mrs:s Riehard 'Boaska. and the5boys
swers Lewis and BsdeI,s Arthur
and Ray Lukesh. Joseph Kinkor, Joseph
Klamish.. .Edw..-.K alishek. go Ed HuheE
Joseph Huber and Richard Bouska.
Theysrriyed:at thsir. !dnn1E1eii111yS atur-
dsYmuruines aadstSpaEf::10odiime.
Vincent Polasek transacted ibniiness
in Cresco. Friday. lsHi
Lewis and Andrew Smith. of Sntsi''e,
were p'ess.nss ss here wffdan1ffsd'y
evessssa 49, t&Ht
M nd is lsrs: "A. J. Mikesh| ~ Leo
|Sslasy, TnufStS IsEE3
=, Victoria Eepcl and Adele sllishek
were business callers in Cresco{ F4day.
Mr.. and, Mrs. John Herold AMI family,
from near Lawler, Mr.: and lfs3 Ben
Lukesh and daughter. Mrsl Lpuise
Shores and her mother, Mrs. 4sAtsky,
we're entertained; at the Hene4 A4kesh
home; Thursday; eve,.ili ItII
Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Tupy tnd| son,
Chas. Jr:. were pleasant ctneas in
cresco, Saturday. %,'''' IisEi
b Raymond Lukesh and Richard Bduska
made a. trip to Ridgexay, satudst.
!, Lewis and Joseph ,Pecinovsk y were
guests Ct the the Frank sefpA5 FFencl hom1 THURS
day. ,-,,.,,,.. IiEi
Wayne Smith and Alice Hbbef. OF
spillville, accompanied by ifsiends,
attended the movies bere. Suni1ayt eve
Ew. K9ldelkaI drbse to Rdgeway
Monday. $3.50 tas3
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rya4ts from
near Fort Atkinson, were gueataat the
Joseph Riha Sr. home, Sunday IEs3
Mrs. Ds Bolska, md son flsrence'
Mr.. and M4I ,1hhta:sss fspa snd:ftmil,
vessse I hsets Is sIof Ar Anton Huber
Thursdsy. -,s.ss ,:s 81: +, s3#S
- Richard Huber visited, .. stll sJohr
Zahasky's. few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. sJohna Iantzs sisitedsrela
3tivss in Schley, Sunday -
George Vachta called at George
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
LIME SPRINGS.

The c,sxo,, Hspfsus RfIe defeated
Lime snrinos, Mideet Team in . rourh
contest c e. g. hss,,a1s Syringe Five
and leal H ~, e. ~ here
the Leo H,their
old moi fsesiI ~ I'm 1.
esme. nd lead 1t end e ss l tlSver
tbaiS;;;1ss thew still have their ci,Snes to
shp their speed in : return game here
next week: s,s,,. S,s =
NJ 49, !! sunday sI at
Westgsf VIII theshs +. k0lif1an
faasay. 4 ...>...s
H9nllekS-To Vt = &. a g MRS. s Glenn iones,
a bsbyEirl. 20 0th.
Mr:d MI Len Truman and baby
lefe ll wasn't le.1a Mra !!
Truman psrents /
aHClaytdR Roberts cam ewn froP
annespo Ia hs pafenta'
". and sfts. 9a.
Ahrs. ~ !ss came 'asE ek!
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
HAPPY CIRCLE.

Ars. Alfred Gessll called It the; EldA
ridge home Saturday afternoon: :,
| Mr.. PsakowL left Tor 0ss,an Saturday,
returning Monday. -;
1 Lsoinialsa Ailanikel returned hom@
lfom Siren last, week "Wednesday, bid
brother Will accompanying him for llg
Indefinite visit with home folks and
iends- :a2aavslC!2 Il 2
/ Fred Fish entertained company SUM-
L. -eas1saO .Da3AA fH0% \
Henry Hansen and family and PeteA
Hansen and iSmafil f spent Xmas D1y 81
Alfred Gesell's.
MNSchis .ckspbd5s 9tr9tRE
sic Peter and Minnie Pankow spent
o; s:;s :e:] el|'3 (6ft'||a4nIas's
Fred Dqrs y = a.eq g 9 {. % with
scarlet fever. -.
Herman sPankow. and family spent
Christd1is at Bueephagen's. =.
r Frank Jan, and family and Elmer
Van Der Acker and family spent Xmas
at A. DeGroote's.
. An s Nrss sWn,s Wdod1 calbA1
.Grxhdha DswAiie sdhda@ d " s@@
+ Will .;;Reinh.rt) and family spent
Xmas at.Ed Kuntz's.
JOS. .B1fnikel and son Leonardscalled
on Rob lHalpin Saturday. s>.'r-''s s:'.A
My. Burnikel and, Mrs.. Peter called
on Asss F.ss Bouske Sunday evening.
Helen Petsr, Minnie and John Pan
kox, Ha44 and Leonard Rurnikel a1d
8 tEsa r. e..!l,e!asf J. ::9fth
Fred Peter called at the Fred Roth
home 1s.s a'b3fEe::sgIu!,,aaii,.p s.4N llj.I with
his little cousin, Harold Craft.
Will Burnikel spent Sunday after
noon and evening in Cresco: - ~
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
q; N. = CHURCH NOTICES ,.

M. =. CHURCH NOTICES.
Pastor Rev. g.. !: Turner.
Next Stlnda tie Comnsnnion will b{
observed % the Bonair Circuit.
Sunday School. 1880 p n.
# Presehing Service. 7::30 with song
service preceding.
An welcome.
The Christmas exercises were . greal
success held on Xmas eve in the church,
A full house enjoyed the program
Much credit is due to the Contradict
Class for their splendid help.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
COUNT. news.
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Prof. James Mikesh, of New Haven.
Consy who :1s tsxchinR at Yale college,
arived=hotne. this &sek, TO- visit Els par
ents. Mi. and Mrs:>Jcseph Mikesh,95shd
family. yafx-lXt.G;a.G!' -
John Tpchek and daughter Bessie A.
rivs3hone: this weak from an Sity.
WI esdays sEhes I'd g, sl4Ensrssnnl ~ mt
two;opssat ionssa tSi er& ho:pisAfHH
E.lAtin} Mkt hRfgMiv I'D
here last week to spend Christmas Va
cation With home! home. folks Y 5::gzst aas3sa
MEs. Thos, Sebesta left ter hey. bone
at Moose Lake. MIN > On, Monday Of,
tel ! Visit WITH Her parents, MI: and
Mssssaohn Nemeta.,S':st. s,s7&a2 sdSS2's
Pref Al, F. ,Ko lsvttoaaffhk' otNew Haven:
Conn.,, arrived home Sunday: morning
to spend Christmas vacation with home
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