Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-15

Anyone wishing to room or board
teachers during Institute, October 81
%, please notify the county superin-
tendent.
George johnson and sister, Mrs.
Blanche Kssson, of Leroy, were Cries.
co visitors Wednesday. MIR. Johnson 8
wife is q patient at Mercy hospital,
where she submitted to an operation
Wednesday morning.
r. G. Crawford and hls daughter,
Mrs. Meinzer and her young son, who
have. been guests at the H. &. Sails
bury home, left Friday for Hopkinton
for short stay before going to their
home in Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Francis Wildman returned Sat
urday from South Dakota, where she
spent the past FIVE months visiting At
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Mills, at Hot Sdrings and with her SOD,
Stephen and family, at Rapid CITY.
M. P. Lydon will sell bunch of big
type Poland China boars and gifts in
the Nichols Duroc-Jersey sale ut the
fair grounds on Oct. Goth. Here 10 q
chance TO get red or . black hog at
your own price. Sale starts at 2p. m.
| Mr.. and Mr. Will Herold returned
Saturday to Calmar, after q few days
spent 1T the P. M. .Herold home. MI:
Herold will move his family to Cresco
in the near future and will, for time,
assist his brother, A. p. in his store.
Carl H. Souke, of Stockton, lows.
who was in this vicinity looking after
bis farming interest, was Cresco bus.
mess caller Monday and made this Of
flee l,.ant call. Mr.. Souke owns
q farm near Chester and tells Us he lie
very favorably impressed with our
Howard county land. Is T.
A party of Howard County people,
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Rice
and daughter Mary, Messrs and Mes
danes w. A. Smith, F. E. White, ".
H. Shea and q. J. Melsas and John
Ruesink and sister Nina, plan to leave
Cresco Tuesday, Oct. 18th. on the spe:
cial tourist car to Los Angeles, Col,
where they plan to spend the. winter
months. : - ~,
The pure food products under the
Home Brand label, are being advertised
this week At the Crsscoin novel man:
ner. A modern,zed story of the chill:
dren's favorite tale, 1.-The Three Besrs''
il being presented under the name of
"A modern Goldilocks''. cleverly pre-.
senting to the public the Home Brand
products. All this week and Monday:
night of next week. Don't miss seeing
it.. ..--.
On Tuesdays. October 18th. and NJ
vember 9Th, 1920, . special tourit y
sleeper viii leave Cresco, Iowa, via G.
N. 4 St. P. Ry. to Kansas City, thence
Santa Fe linss to Los Angeles, Co.,,
through without change. Special It.
tention given this party. Make reser.
uations early through your local c \.
4 St. P. agent. S. Larimer, Gen. Agt.'
A. T. & S. F. Ry., GIG Flynn Bldg |,
Des Moines, Iowa. J..
Several auto loads of Cresco people,
composed of C. L. Terry, DR.. j. j
Clemr1er. P. A. Clemmer. W. F. Rath-
ert and Asa Farnaworth and their fam.
lilies, and Mesdsmes NJ. n. Dickey of
Seattle. Wash, and Nellie Lsrrahe e
and son, DR.. Percy Peck of .Lawl b,
droye to Winons Sunday, where they
enjoyed days outing 1t tho beautiful
natural park near Winona. -
Mrs. Eugene Marsh, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, 10 in Cresco this week with her
husband, who is . patient 1t Mercy
hospital where he underwent IN opera.
ton the first of the week for acute sp-
pendicitis, and from which he IL con-
valsscing nicely. Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh
were KUe0IS u UAo VoAooSo - -A"S
Springs where he was taken suddenly
i'll, resulting in bis being brought here
for the operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Cbamplin who
have been spending their honey m Don
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l..
Chsmplin and family, returned Wednes-
day to Minneapolis. John was united
in marriage At Minneapolis Wednesday
afternoon, Oct. 9Th, with Miss Madeline
Bolduc. They will commence house.
keeping at once in their new home
which the groom had already prepared
for them At 4233, Pleasant Ave., South,
Minneapolis. The bride, though COM
paratively = stranger, made many
friends during her short stay here. The
Plain Dealer wishes to join with the