Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-02-06

rem arrived Saturday from Hannibal,
Mo. They will make their future
home on farm northeast of Cresco.
Will w. Nichols is in Cleveland this
week attending the Printzess style
show and buying some of the new
things for the Nichols Clothing House.
Mrs. Henry Geisen came up from
Calmar Saturday for visit with Miss
Lucy Schaefer and with her son P. J.
Geisen, who is q patient at Mercy hos
pital.
The farmers short course and state
corn show which was to be held at
Ames next week was cancelled in or
der to help prevent spreading Of influ-
enza.
Mrs. Anna Perry, daughter Miss
Lena of Adrian, Minn., arrived on
Wednesday for q visit with the for
mer's sister, Mrs. John Lusson and
family.
Ed. H. Arnold accompanied the re-
mains of Miss Kittie CIink to Cresco
from Chicago. arriving Saturday morn
ing. He returned home on Sunday
evening.
Miss Kathryn Mullaney, who has
been visiting at the home of her uncle,
Will Fleming, and with Cresco friends,
returned on Wednesday to her home at
Minneapolis.
Albert Herold has sold bis Cresco
residence. to d. NJ. Lusson and the lat
ter part of this month will move to
Elkton, D., near which town he has
rented q farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mott left last
Friday night on business trip to New
York to remain about a couple Of weeks
and on their return will stop at Cleve-
land and Chicago.
Miss hazel Knudsen. who is stu
Gent at U. l. u. Fayette, was in Cres-
co Saturday to consult DR.. ]. w. jim
derlee, going. to her home in Lime
Springs for an over Sunday visit.
You are cordially invited to come and
see me when in need Of dental work.
New parlors over P. A. Clemmer's
drug store.
:s4tf ]. ]. CLEMMER. Dentist.
Mrs. Linus Curtis passed away yes
tsrday forenoon at her home near Ken
dsllville, death resulting from pneu-
monia after q seige of influenza. The
bereaved family have the sympathy of
the community. .:.z-f. H..
q Mrs Beverage and son AL. of Mason
City, Mrs. Walter Kendall and son
Harold and Mrs. Will Warburton, of
Milford, Ia, came Saturday called
here by the death Of the ladies' sister,
Miss Kittie Clink. .. =,
The housshold effects of r. S. Ca
ward estate offered for sale at the res
idence, consisting Of brass beds, dress
ers. dining room table and chairs,
some small tables, chinaware, kitchen
ware, small rugs, ETC.. etc.
Cheap Farm Lsnds-For sale on easy
terms. in small or large tracts; will
produce all the crops of the temperate
zone; mild and remarkably healthful
climate. For particulars, write F. D.
Pierce. Bridgeport, Ala. A.tf .
Miss Lucille Wanless. who spent the
(past winter with her grandmother,
Hrs. Irene G. Adams, at Lake Helen,
Fla. was the guest Of Cresco rela-
|tives . few days last week. leaving
Monday for her home in Minneapolis.
Chas. Tass has been . Cresco visitor
this week and We are pleased to learn
that he will again become Howard
county resident. having purchased the
George Croxton farm west Of Bonair.
which he will occupy about March LIST.
L. O. Cross, Modern Woodmen State
Deputy, gave his lecture on the Wood
men Sanitarium, which was illustrated
by stereopticon views. at the NJ. w.
A. hall on Wednesday evening. 1t was
q very interesting and instructive
entertainment. At the close of the
program the R. N. A. ladies served
coffee and sandwiches, after which
. few hours was spent in dancing.
Lester r. Fields, Delco-Light Sales
man for McHugh & Lusson has just
returned from Dayton, Ohio, where he
spent the last two weeks at the Delco-
Light sales and service school held at
their enormous factory at Dayton. In
conducting such q school. the Delco-
Light company aims to give their rep
resentatives thorough knowledge of
ill Delco- Light products. and training in
analyzing the various problems of farm
lighting with q view to giving expert
advice to farmers and others interested