Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-06
COUNTY NEWS
RID0EWAY.

R. G. Baker and family left Wednes.
day morning for Minneapolis and re-
termed Sunday evening.
Lydia and Julia Wemark went te
Scarvlle Wednesday.
Mrs. Nj. E. Brekke. Marguerite anG
Esther, Hazel Hoppersted and Mrs.
| Anton Brekke and Muriel were at De-
corsh Wednesday.
| Mrs. Hans Gulbrandson and daughte,
| of Mason City are visiting at Mrs. c.
Degro's.
| Mrs. Gilbert Melass and daughter Of
| Cresco spent Tuesday with her cousin
| Ingra Shieftie.
| Mrs. Thompson and son, of Dawson,
MIMI, came on Sunday to visit the
| formers brother, Tom Sine.
Mrs. Klemme went to Cresco Tues
dav to attend the funeral of G. V.
Punteney.
Mrs. A. Drum and Mrs. Ben Arney
and Hazel went to Ferguson Friday to
visit at the Paul Drum and Gowdy
homes.
Mrs. Griffith. Mrs. Aegerter and Mrs.
Allen were at Cresco Wednesday.
A news item from Ysnkton, S. D.,
states that Jeanette QuaIley. formerly
of Ringewsy, assumed the part of Will
Scarlet in an open air production of
Robin Hood and the Three Kings pre-
scented by students of the Yankton Co..
lege Summer School last week Wed
nesday and Thursday nights.
Hulver Skadeland, of Minnewaukon,
N. D.. came Wednesday on business.
Tilda johnson and Arthur Josenhahl
were at DEBORAH Thursday.
Ruth and Grant Putnam we're at
DEBORAH, Thursday.
Ruth and Grant Putnam were at Rose
Creek from Wednesda! until Sunday
evening.
Valborg Lillagard, of Chicago, came
Friday to visit at H. Opstedahl'
Mrs. John johnson spent Friday and
Saturday with Mrs. Jake Aga.
Marguerite Brekke left Sunday morn
ing for Rapid City. S. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klemme went to Fay
cite Saturday, and returned Monday.
Adella Fosse went to La Porte City
Wednesday to visit her brother Alvin
for few days.
Darwin Werhan and family were call
ers at Gordanier's Saturday.
The L. A. S. of the Synod churdh
gave an ice cream social on Gunder-
SON. lawn Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Falck and Robert
of Strawberry Point came Saturday to
visit at Fred Falck's.
Berger Guttormnson and family were
visiting at DEBORAH Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Theodorson and
two daughters. of julie, Iowa, and Mr..
and Mrs. John Hillestvedt, of DEBORAH,
were at G. Ellingson's Wednesday,
John Hopperstsd and family were at
Alfred Mangus Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Falck and Ro.
bert and MIR. and Mrs. Fred Fslck and
Ollie and Opal spent Sunday at Robert
Vopova's.
Rev. Robbins, Leonard Hospodarsky,
George Kuntz, Vern Kirschman and
Oewald Drum were at Fayette from
Thursday until Saturday attending
Boy Scout encsmpment of northeastern
Iowa.
Rev. Cough, Vincent and Eleanor of
Wsukon called at the Rev. Robbins
Monday morning. They were on their
way to Clear Lake to attend an Ep-
worth League convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Koch and son and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hsskenson and Gale
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Peter picnicked at Button Sunday.
A. W. Prann came Sunday evening
from Hermiston, Oregon, to visit at
the Mrs. M. E. Allen and Mrs. Henry
Butt homes. He, and his brother Will
bur, of Timber Lake. S. D., were call
ed to Minneapolis on account of the
death of their brother Arthur. who
was killed by the Milwaukee train.
Chas. Boucher went to Minneapolis
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. E. J. Robbins are
the proud parents of 81 pound boy,
born Sunday. August LIST. He will be
called Spencer Everett Robbins. Con.
CALCULATIONS.
Mrs. Claude Morton, Hattie and
Hazel, and Mrs. Griffith were at De-
corah Monday.
Miss Pullen of Cresco is staying at
Rev. Robbins. !
Ruth Nelson, of Forest City, spent
couple of days last week with Alice
Bakken.
Mrs. O. R. Ringeon went to Roches-
ter Monday.
Mrs. Ed Jones of Waumegan, Wis
was at Paley's Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Paley, of Ames,