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

! Dave Harmon of Oelwein is . vel.
come guest Of relatives in Cresco and
vicinity. MIR. Harmon in company
with Frank Walton and son Arthur,
were Minnesota STATE Fair visitors last
week.
For SALE-One 8-room residence,
we'll located, price $780, 90; one s-room
residence, well located, price $500. 90;
one 7-room residence, we'll located, price
$4,000. 90. LUERs & CLARK LAND Co.,
Cresco. la. 5t3
Mrs. George Tillson. who has been
here for several weeks the guest of
relatives, left Thursday for Mankato
Mimi. where she will meet friend,
who will join her in her return trip to
her home at San Diego, Cal.
VIM. Brown autoed down to Farmers
burg the first of the week, returning
Tuesday with cousin, John Braddock,
of Wilmington, Penn, who was visit
ing relatives there MIR. Braddock left
Wednesday on his return trip home.
Mrs. Joe Becker come down from LIE
Roy Thursday for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Oscar Moen, and fami-
" and expects to leave with them to.
day by auto for visit with her son,
Hardy Becker, and family who reside
in Wisconsin.
By doing q little work outside of
school hours you can get room, board
and nine months of tuition for $500.
Have places for ten girls and four boys.
For:particulars write to R. E EKLUND.
President, Eklund Business College,
Waterloo, Iowa. 5t2
D. A. Palmer. his daughter-in-law,
Mrs. l.. A. Palmer and children and
sister, Franah Kaufman were called
to Monticello, lowe, last week by the
death of the ladies' mother, Mrs.
Schneider. Mr.. Palmer and grand.
daughter, Clara returned Wednesday.
Rev. H. N. Norman came home
Monday 1T z p. m. from the Y. p. 5.
: convention Ames. He reports . very
successful convention and sangerfest.
He made the trip by auto. The first
four hours of the return trip were made
to cover 100 miles of roads. Nobody
killed except few.birds.
A WONDERFUL Country this. for
the man with small means or investor.
Write about it and come to our public
sale of about so farms, starting Sept
ember 18th. Land now selling chesp
will sell for $500 to $500 in few years
hence. This is . wonderful country.
Write Central Minnesota Realty Co.,
Brainerd, MINI. ..
} George H. Wentworth received the
. sad news Wednesday Of the death of
bis daughter Cora's husband, Raymond
Remick, who was found dead in the
field where he had been working. Mr..
Wentworth left Thursday morning for
Reinbeck, where bis daughter lives, to
attend the funeral % did also will
Henry and family. Mr.. Henry 10 IN
uncle of the deceased.
Mrs. Philo F. Hammond, who with
Iher husband have been spending the
summer with Mr.. Aammend's parents
there. left Wednesday for Laramie;
Wyoming, where Prof. Hammond has
accepted . position - instructor OF
physics in the University there. Prof.
Hammond left Saturday for Fargo, N.
D., on business trip, from which place
he will proceed to bis new location. ?"
|. II. H. Shumwsy and wife and their
son, Arthur and bis wife, oil of Mime
apolis, have been guests this week at
the home of the formers brother D. P.
Shumway. They left Thursday by az.
to for . visit With another son, Bert
Shumway, and family at Reinbeck,
Iowa., expecting to return here the
first of next week for brief visit be-
fore returning to their homes in Ainne-
ap0lis.
Last Sunday, the Ahern Garage ball
team played the Orleans baseball team
on the diamond west of town, the
Abern team winning in the ninth in
ming by . score of 2 to z, the game
having been . tie from the fourth in.
ming. A large number Of spectators
pronounced it good game and full of
interest. The Orleans boys are seek
ing revenge and another game is in
prospect.
The body of Lawrence Long, at one
time q resident of Howard Csunty, was
: brought here Thursday night and taken
4 to the home of his son, Ray Long. at
Howard Center. The remains were
brought here from Rochester. Mimi,
where Mr.. Long went from his South