Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-22
Cabbage for sa,e.-Alex sGlawoeeer,

Girls wanted st the Me,itol Factory,
DEBORAH. Iowa. lOt2
Girls wanted st the Merito] Factory,
DEBORAH, Iowa. l0t2
Heating stove for sale. Inquire Of
Mrs. H. Baker. 1t
WANTED-Girl to wash and wipe
dishes at the Strother House.
House>for Rent! See l.. E. EATON,
under post Office, Cresco, Iowa.
Three small farms for rent.
loft DREW LAND Co.
A. B. Converse left Wednesday for
St. Paul where be goes on business
c. w Schields has recently moved
from Mantorville, Mimi, to farm
near Lime Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fish are happy
in the arrival of twin boys who came to
their homo, Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leferink and
Leferink returned Tuesday from Fes-
tina, where they went to attend the
funeral Of . friend.
Miss Hattie Morton came Saturday
from Decorsh for an over Sunday visit
at the parental, Claude Morton, home
in Orleans township.
Miss Marie Dynns returned Friday to
her home near Usage, having been here
the past two weeks taking treatment
from Rev. Normann. ,-...- ,s-,..,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wieverich, who have
been guests at the Fred Ollendihck
home, returned Saturday to their home
1t Pet rsbure, Iowa.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schoeberl left Wed
| nesday night for Festins, where they
were called by the serious illness Of her
mother, Mrs. N. Balk.
Mrs. Will lssacs and children complet-
ed their visit here with the B. Isa acs
family, and returned Wednesday night
to their home in Chicago.
John Still and family, Martin Still
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Lundak
and John Sobolik were guests 1T the
Joe Wendell home Sunday. = s.
Mrs.. Mabel Musser' came up from
DEBORAH Saturday and next week will
commence her duties % tea cher III dis
trict No. S, Fremont twp. ~-' ~ +
Mrs. Agnes Kreitzer was guest last
week At the home Of her daughter,
Nre. John Byrnes, returning to her
home at Spil|ville Saturday. 4
Mise Emma Hosek and Ars. Sophie
Svobods and little son returned Satur-
day from visit With relatives residing
ct Mitchell and Fairfsx, S. D. 81 81
Mr.. and Ars: B. Davenport, NJ
have bsen guests ct the home OF thsi
son. E., L. Davenport, lest. SatsrdsS
Tor their home 10 De- Noines. =, =.
Mrs. C. N. Hersoe returned Tuesd.y
to Leroy having been visiting hsr
daughter, Ars. George johnson, who
j. patient at Mercy hospital. Y
Ars. Marie Howard, who has been
making IN extended visit at the. homt
Of her con Eugene. returned to hsr
home in Dubuque last Saturday. ~
Mrs. Louise Scbsutte and her cousin,
Mr.. J. C. Webster. returned Wedns1,
day night from visit with friends It
lie Roy and Spring Valley, MINI. Z
Miss Gertrude Miller arrived from ST
Paul Wednesday night for visit at TIL
home of her uncle, Frank Miller. en-.
route to her home at West Union. 81
H. H. Nichols herd of Duroc } ersey
swine are of the best blood of that
breed in the country. Come and get
some of this good stock on October %.
L. G. Fisk of St. Charles, ILL.,, and
MIR. and Mrs. Give Fisk of Monticello, |
arrived here Wednesday, called by the
death of their mother, Mrs. Mary E. !
Fisk. -
Mr.. and Mrs. v. J. Shores of Little
Turkey, left Monday for st. Paul, en-.
route t. Portland, Oregon, expecting
to remain in that vicinity for several
Il
Roy Wilson of Minneapolis, has been
; guest at the parental Henry Wilson
home this week. He and his mother
went to Austin Friday for a short visit
with friends.
Mrs. D. P. Subway returned Tees
lay from her visit and was accompa.
aied home by her nephew, Guilford
Pitcher and family, they making the
trip by auto. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Clark and chill
1ren who we're here to attend the fu-
neral of his father, the late Ralph
Clark, returned Tuesday to their home