Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-09-24


ing, Miss Hinrichs left for her home at
Garnavillo, Iowa, having completed bel
visit here with numerous friends il
Cresco and vicinity.
Miss Elsie Huntington, who has q
stenographic position at Cedar Rapids,
is enjoying a few weeks vacation, par
, of which was spent in Minneapolis and
vicinity. She arrived Monday from thu
latter place for visit with her mothe
Mrs. Phil De Grave.
Mesdames James Wentworth ant
James Daniels returned Tuesday nigh
from visit with relatives in Minneap
oils and at various points in Wisconsin
Mrs. Daniels left Wednesday for Wis
it at DEBORAH before returning to bel
home at West Union.
HARMLESS MEN, We have q farm
for you. Improved farms $50 per acre
and up; unimproved lands SIS to $3'
per acre, on easy terms. Tell Us YOU
wants. Write for free list. Farms il
all parts of Minnesota.
Thorpe Bros.
KOS Andras Bldg, Minneapolis. Mimi
Mrs. George Barnes and two sons
Norman and Harold, who have beer
guests the past to weeks Of her broth
er. Rev. H. M. Norman, and family.
completed their visit here and left or
Monday for a visit in St. Paul before
returning to their home in Seattle,
Wash.
A letter from Will Glass tells US that
be has disposed of lis hotel business at
Cumberland, Wis, and has accepted
the management of the Hotel Spauld.
ing, at St. Paul. which is ninety room
house, recently refurnished and remod-
eled and centrally located in the shop.
ping district.
Wednesday Sept. 22nd. At the home
of the officiating clergyman, Rev. John
Pless of the German Lutheran church,
occurred the marriage Of Wilma Lucille
Wentworth, only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Wentworth, and Milton
Creger, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Creger, the contracting parties living
near Bonsirl
Mrs. Joe Slifka, Of Wsucoms, who
has been here. assisting in the care Of
her husbands mother. Mrs. James
Slifka, returned Thursday to her home.
Mrs. Slifka has been very i'll for some
time with kidney trouble and owing to
her advanced age her recovery 10 not
- speedy - her friends would wish
for.
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
embsr 18th. Land now selling cheap
will cell for $500 to $3.50 in = few years
henc,. This ID . wonderful country.
Write Central Minnesota Realty Co. I,
Brainerd, MINI.
A delegation of enthusiastic horse.
shoe pitchers. Messrs. Culver, Ferrie,
F. E. White, C. v. johnson, Lloyd
Cunningham, w. F. Cunningham and
Scoville. went to DEBORAH on Monday
last to engage . similar crowd in .
contest which was held on the hitching
grounds. Cresco easily had the better
Of their opponents throughout the con-
test. coming home with the laurels.
The boys report . very enjoyable time
and vote the DEBORAH bunch % very
pleasant entertainers.
The Woodmen Circle are in receipt of
IN invitation from the officials of the
Iowa Fraternal Congress to send rep
resentatives from their order to the
convention which will be held in Des
Moines Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week, with headquarters at tho Hotel
Savery. This is recognized % the best
fraternalist meeting held in tho state.
representatives from al the Iowa fra
ternal societies being in attendance.
The Circle selected to represent them,
Mrs. Wayne Glass, Mrs. Lulu Hall and
Mrs. Lottie Scholz.
Miss Mona Siliimsn, Executive Home
Service Secretary, left Wednesday af-
ternoon for Iowa City, having in charge
. case for the Perkins hospital, Stella
Snyder of Chester. The little girl is
taking treatment down there for de-
formity of the spine and had been at
home for visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Snyder. Under the
provisions of q csse..enacted by the Cen
eral Assembly, . child suffering from
. remedial deformity can secure free
treatment ut this institution, which is
operated in conjunction with the State
hospital, after the necessary legal pro-
cedure has been complied with and the
case recommended by the court.
The Woodmen Circle gave . party in
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