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

PuOHs0eO oL Smell Lake, WIS.,, con.
tains the following item: ''Clarice and
Thelma Thompson. of Cresco. lows,
are guests at the E. NJ. Kozlik home. -
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Werhan Of De-
corah, L., Mrs. Pat Healy. Of Walk.
on. L., and Mr.. and Mrs. James Wat
ers, !of Kansas City, autoed up and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
DeWalle.
Judge W. L. Converse came down
from South St. PAUL on Friday last
week, and returned Sunday, accompa-
MED by his brother A. B., Fording it
through. Art expects to extend his
trip to Fargo, N. D.
Father Edward Fitzgerald visited in
Cresco the first Of the week. returning
Tuesday to Dubuque where he 10 IN In
structor in Columbia College. He had
been called to Bluffton to officiste Sum
day for Father Samson who is i'll.
Hugh Evans, wife and eldest d.ugh-
ter, ct Oakland, California, have been
visiting ct the home Of his parents. Mr.:
and Mrs. B. r. Evans, but left Tues
day for . trip to various Eastern points,.
which will last six or seven weeks.
For Sale-A Saxon Six Touring Car;
in good condition, 1916 model; Lake
side piano with walnut case. also one
city lot in the east part of town,
good building site. Enquire Of r. J.
Mitchell. Phone A9. 46-tf
Hamilton Hawter, of Fl. Wayne,
Ind. has purchased, and with bis wife
now has charge Of the L. S. Miller
Candy shop. Mr.. Miller will dsvots
bic entire time to the candy making
business bought from Otto Laudsll. -
6Hs6aT7 Wsnless. Of Oregon, Who has
been the guest among relatives here.
and his sister-in-lsw, Mr.. A. B. Wan
less left Thursday for Minneapolis.
vhs1s thsysw visit 1t the o. G. Wan-
Ices home and attend the Minneapolis
state fair. /:
g Mrs. Josie Holland and little daugh-
ter .Angsline returned to Ridgeway
Thursday, the latter having been pa
tent ct Mercy Hospital where she was
taken to have . broken arm cared for.
the result Of . fall from . wagon On
Wednesday. :" - -" ?
Mrs. W. F. Miller returned last Fri
day from trip to Maquoketa and Dav-
export. At the latter place she bad
been taking . course in school Of
embalming, having been assisting Mr..
Miller for some time in the undertsk-
ing psrlors.
Mrs. S. b.. Hooper and daughter.
Selma Iverson, left Thursday for :
few days visit with friends in Ninnssp-
olis, after which Miss Iverson will %
70 Mortified where che will attsnd st.
Olaf's college, intending to specialize
10 Mathematics.
The STROLLER Hotel is for sale ct pei-
vate sale and not BY auction - hes
bssn circulated through the state q
we'll as about Cresce. We therefore
insert this I'D to notify the public there
will be no auction sale, but the hotel 10
still 90 the market for private sale.
& Thos. Weaxland passed sWay:on Sum
day, August 18th, at IN Old PsopSs's
Home At Dubuque. The remains were
brought to Crssco for intermsnt in st.
Jossph's csmetery. The funSral was
held Tuesday morning 1T the Church
Of the Assumption. We are promised
an obituary for our next issue.
& Cresco friends have received an
nouneement of the bifth Of . son, Aug.
ls, 1920. to Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis L.
Fenton at their home in Rapid City.
s. d. Mrs. Fenton will be remembered
o. Charlotte Warrington, q daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Warrington, for
mer Cresco residents. ... t|,g
= Mr. and Mrs. Hubert have broken up
housekeeping, their former home now
being occupied by the R. J. Baldwin
family. Mr. Hubert will make his
home with bis daughter Mrs. Geo. Gill
and Mrs. Hubert left Saturday,to visit
her daughter at Austin, and from there
will 60 to Sioux City to spend the win
ter.
The Misses Dora and Lola Perry, who
have been spending the summer vscs-
ton with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. D. Perry, left on Thursday to re-
sumo their work. Miss Dora will 60
to Thief River Falls, Mimi, where
she will instruct in Normal Training.
and Miss Lola goes to Fargo, N. D..
where she will teach Latin and hathe-
MATES.
September 10th 10 Farm Bureau Day
1t the Minnesota State Fair and lot