Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-22

The Misses Kathrine Reed Of Decorsh
and lnez Young Of Monticello, who are
teaching at Chester were Cresco visit
ors Saturday. They we're accompanied
by Miss Janet Young. who returned to
her home at Monticello, Saturday af-
ternoon.
s. s. Culver, J. P, officiated at the
ceremony, Thursday. Oct. 18th, which
united in marriage Alfred Holmes,
Of Grand Meadow, MINI and Miss
Gladys Melver, of Cresco. They were
attended by Miss Eva Henderson and
Carl Melver.
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Owens returned
Monday to their home in Mankato.
Mrs. Owens has been here for several
weeks past, assisting in the care OF her
father. the late James Siddall her hus.
band coming dawn Saturday night ia
be present at Mr.. Siddsll's funeral
Mrs. Arthur Moen arrived Saturday
from New York City for visit at the
parental, John McCook home and with
her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. C. Moen She will remain indefi.
nitely, while her husband, lieut. Moel
of the U. S. Ship Tennessee is on g
try-out cruise to Cuba, where he viii!
probably be gone. about six weeks.
Mrs. James Nichols of Bonsir, Mrj
and Mrs James A. Cutting and Max
Thuerk were ut keokuk this week in
attendance At the Grand Lodge Session
of the varions branches of Oddfellow.
ship. Mrs. Nichols represented the To-
csl Rebek abs At the Rebeksh Assembly.
Mr.. Cutting was the delegate from. the
Subordinate Lodge and Mr.. Thuerk
from the Encampment.
DR.. Willard Todd, who has been as.
socisted for some time pact with Dr..
Allen in the practice Of dentistry in
Cresco has recently gone to McGregor
where be purchased the dental practice
of DR.. J. E. Webb. who had been es-
tsblished there for the past twenty
years. DR.. Todd is IN enterprising
and capable young man and We bespeak
for him success in bis new field.
Miss Helen Owens, who 10 q student
at Mount st. Joseph at Dubuque, WAS
recently honored by being selected. Dc
president of her class. This is Mise
Owens first year 1t college, and the
honor 10 one usually conferred upon an
academic student. The majority vote
given Helen would indicate that the
popularity she enjoyed 10 her home
town had followed her to her present
surroundings.
Now what on earth do you suppose is
going to happen? Just keep right on
and you will soon find out. = Just few
more lines and you will soon zee. Oh
Dear! Aren't you getting excited?
Well! We are going to have . Hsllowe'
On Jamboree at the home Of Mr.. and
hrs.5 Steve Todd on Friday evening"
Oct. %. Your mortal frame .must be
drestsd in topsy -turvy fssbien. If you
come to the door in garn,ents hindside
bSfore. you'll meet the queen Of our
Halloween: s,sT. Z u
il Se'ersl Of the old friends and nei IL
bors Of Mrs. B. D. Everingham gath
cred at her home last: Friday night,
taking that lady completely by sur
prise. The evening was pleasantly
spent in social conversation and the
of delicious lunch which
the visiting ladies produced from well
filled baskets. Mrs. Everinghsm will
leave soon for California where she will
spend some time with relatives, and
the affair was in the nature of . fare
we'll party. During the evening the
guest Of henor was presented With q
beautiful manicure set % . token of
from her friends.
The remains Of Dennis p. Clark q
former Daily Flats resident, were
brought to Cresco last Wednesday from
Dubuque, where Mr.. Clark passed away
Oct. 18th, at St. Joseph's ssnitarium.
where he has been for treatment for
several months past. The deceased
vas about 40 years of age, and un-
Funeral services were held
rom st. Kairn's church Thursday
Oct l4th at $50, Rev. IT,
,eau officiating. He is survived by
'everal brothers ana sisters. Those |
present at the funeral were bis broth
,rs, Frank and bis wife and James of |
harmony, John of Mason City and Tom
# Rochester, MIMI, and his sisters,
Mrs. Pete Kaufman of Belmond, and |
Hiss Maggie Clark, who lives in the
outhern part of the state.
Household Goods For Sale.
We are moving to California and will