Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-07-16

Tuesday morning on trip to Ceda
Rapids.
Mrs. Lily Wilson of Louisville, KY.
is guest of her sister, Miss Hattie
Barton, arriving in Cresco several day!
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lusk, of Man
ksto, MINI are visiting relatives il
Cresco. also at Bonair, Lime Springs
and Chester.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Brooks and sor
Harold returned Saturday from an au'
to trip to Illinois for visit with Mr..
Brooks parents.
Prof. W. Slhler, holding chair OF
Greek and German at Luther College,
DEBORAH, was the guests Of Rev and
Mrs Normsnn Tuesday,
John McCook and daughters and
Geo. Meredith and wife, of Rochester,
MIMI. returned Tuesday from an auto
trip through northern Minnesota.
There is no surer way against adver-
sity than a business training taken at
the Mankato Commercial College,
MAnksto, MINI. Send for catalog.
Violet Rowland came out from Mil
waukee. Wis.,, the first of the week for
visit with her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleveland and with other Cresco
friends.
Hugh Eaton and wife arrived Satur-
day morning from Buffalo, N. Y, for
q visit at the D. J. Eaton home before
going to their new location at Kansas
City, Mo.
MIR. and Mrs. C. W, Reed left Sat-
urday for Spirit Lake, Ia, to attend
the annual encampment of Knights
Templar being held this week at Temp
lar Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hemmer of Austin,
MIMI, visited few days this week at
the home of the latter's sister, Mrs.
v. N. Gender, leaving Wednesday for
a visit with Calmar relatives.
Miss Rose Geraty returned Saturday
evening to Chicago, after q vacation
visit 1T home. She has . nice position
a. stenogrsphic secretary in one of the
wholesale houses in that city.
Mrs. W. B. Lent, who has been At
tending family reunion 1T Clear Lake,
came to Cresco Sunday for . few
days. visit among Cresco friends, re-
turning Wednesday to her home at
Minneapolis.
Valdez College, DEBORAH, Iowa, is
one Of the strongest business training
schools in the west. 1t has trained al.
most IL, 600 pupils the past 80 years.
This year has been the most successful
year in it's history.
FARM FOR SALE-l55 acres located %
miles southwest of Harmony; all level;
Groom house; basement barn, 36x5O;
granary, 2Ox30, with shed connected;
hog house, 20x3O. Whole farm fenced
hog tight BENNIE BENSON.
W. c. Brown left Sundey evening
for Pasadena, Calf. He has been here
about month looking after business
on his farm at Old Town. He was ac-
companied by Eugene Marshall, form
erly of Cresco. = Lime Springs Sun
Herald.
Mrs. Clayton johnson of Woolsey,
s. D., and Mrs. Hebron and two chill
dren of Huron, S. D., who have teen
guests at the h)me of their cousin,
Mrs. J. W. Klingle, left Saturday for
visit with other relatives residing at
Savannah, Ill.
c. C. Burgess and wife, daughter
Marcia and son Charles, accompanied
by Miss Ella Tomas, left Sunday morn
ing on an auto trip to Boston, Mass.
They have set no time for their return,
but will visit friends for some time re-
siding near Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Work AMI chill
dre1 arrived in Cresco Wednesday for
q visit With Mrs. Works aunt and
uncle, Miss Frances Darrow and job
Dsrrow, and other Cresco relatives.
They made the trip by auto from their
home in Darlington. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Sequist re-
turned to Woodhall, Ill.,, Wednesday
evening, after q two weeks visit with
CrescoSrelatives. They were accom-
panied.home by Mrs. Sequist's sister,
Bessie Evans, who will spend a few
weeks visiting at Woodruff.
R. J.:.Baldwin left Saturday for Chi
ago. autoing through with two other
Edison dealers from Cslmar, to attend
. convention Of Edison dealers gather
ed from over territory tributary to
Chicago. He will be absent several