Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-09-10

Driscoll.
| Used cars for sale. Prices right.
Ahern Bros. Garage.
PLUMs'FoR SALE-At the Oak Lawn
Nursery. Phone 1925.
A few more 2.qt. fruit jars at 1Oc
each, at McDermott's. 3.2t
N. A. Blackburn, Lawyer. Office over
Field g.: furniture store. Phone 455.
Am prepared to do laundry work at
your home. Phone 49: Mary Daley.
PIANO FOR RENT Enquire of Mrs.
Alice Miller, 800 End Ave. E. Aft
John McCook was business visitor
in Arlington this week, returning Wed
nesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Gus DeNoyelles attended
the Minnesota State Fair, the first OF
the week.
Miss Helen Kessel left Saturday night
for New York City, there to resume her
musical studies
Miss Adsh Robinson returned Wed
friends in Minneapolis.
Miss Marjorie Hunting left Tuesday
afternoon for Cedar Falls where she is
attending the State Normal.
Miss ucille gilbert went to Cedar
Fla Is, Tuesday, to resume her scnool
| work at the State Normal.
For RENT-l2O acre improved farm.
Enquire of LUERs & CLARK LAND Co.,
Cresco, Ia. 2tf
D. NJ. Evans, of Mason City, was a
visitor at the parental B. R. Evans
home the first of the week.
Mrs. Mcintosh will sell her household
goods at auction. Saturday, Sept. 18th,
on lots west of telephone office.
Albert Stinson was called to Mime.
apolis by the serious illness of sister,
leaving for there last Saturday.
Mrs. Jacob Kuhn arrived Wednesday
from Dubuque for q visit at the home
Of her niece, Mrs. Frank Huber.
Mr.. end Mrs. Fred Morris we're Min
nesota state fair visitors this week
leaving for Minneapolis on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell are
happy in the arrival of young son 1T
their home who came Monday, Sept. 6.
Mrs. R. H. Baker. of Blue Earth,
Minn., came Tuesday for . visit with
her brother. Harry Woods, and family.
John Clemmer, Jr., returned Wed.
needsy from = trip to Minneapolis,
where he attended the Minnesota state
fair. :
Chss. Lucas, wife and children, Of
Marley, Iowa, visited relatives and
friends in Cresco and vicinity, the past
week.
Mrs. Alfred J. Radcliffe and sister,
Miss Ellen Dell, were visitors at Lime
Springs Wednesday with their friend,
Mrs. H. w. Owen.
John Hurley, who has been the guest
of bis aunt, Mrs. Roy Greenhalgh,
returned Monday night to his home At
La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Miss Kathryn Clemmer returned on
Friday last to Minneapolis, where she
will resume her studies at Miss Woods
Kindergarten college.
Miss Bess McCook returned Monday
night from visit With her sister, Mrs.
George Meredith, at Rochester and
with relatives ut Riceville.
Albert Rakow returned Wednesday
acquainted with his young son. which
arrived Wednesday, Sept. l.
Miss Lena Heinrich, of Garnsvillo,
arrived Wednesday for . visit at the
home of Mrs. Albert gilbert and with
other friends in this vicinity.
Miss Mary McCarville was an over
Sunday guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs.: r. J. McCsrville returning to her
work at Minneapolis Monday.
Rev. D. E. Hughes and wife, of
Monmouth, Ill.,, are guests Of their
daughter, Mrs. j. P. Thompson, hav-
ing driven through in the car.
Mrs. A. Lindstrom, of Chicago, has
been q recent guest of her sister, Mrs.
E. A. Miller. leaving Wednesday for
visit with relatives at Ridgeway.
WANTED AT ONcE-Country or city
girl who can do general housework and
take care of children. Apply at
Bring any household goods you want
to sell to my sale on lots west of tele-
phone Office, Saturday. Sept: 18th.
Phone $780, r. F. DEWEY, Auct.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Miller left Thurs
day for Mortified for visit at the
Art Goethe home. They will also go
to Minneapolis to attend the state fair.
Miss Emma Burke, of California, who
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Bernard
Davis, was q guest at the Mrs. Sarah
M. Davis home, the first of the week.
For Sale-9-room modern house in
Berg addition and II lots. also q 1919
model Ford touring car in good con-
dition. 2-tf E. J. Lewis.
Lost-On the main road between
Cresco and Leroy, q Firestone casing
with inner tube and rim for Ford.
Reward for return to this office or no.
LITIGATION of its location.
The Misses Helen Owens, Georgina
DAILY, Sarah Shugrue and Georgia Bick-
ford left Wednesday morning for
Dubuque where they will attend Mt. St.
Joseph's College.