Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-07-09

Lost-A baby's crocheted hood with
dark blue ribbon, in the streets OF
Cresco. July 9Th. Finder will please
leave it at this office.
James Barrett, wife and little boy
came out from Chicago Sunday morn.
ing for visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Barrett.
Lost-On the Vernon road between
Cresco and Lawler, Saturday afternoon,
June 26. lady's sweater. Reward for
its return to this Office. 46-2t
John Champiin, accompanied by Miss
Madeline Boldac came down from Min
neapolis for an over Sunday visit at the
home of the formers parents.
There is bigger chance today than
there ever was. 1t is for you to lay
hold Write Mank alto Commercial COL
lege, Mankato, Mimi, for cstalog.
Leonard Lyons is spending vaca-
ton from his duties at the Cresco Union
Savings Bank visiting bis sister, M5s.
James Haney, at Miles City. Mont
| Lost-On streets of Cresco, . pair of
lsdy's silk and leather tan gauntlet
auto gloves. Finder please leave at Ed
Lomss' drug store for reward. ltp
NJ. NJ. Mitchell and wife autoed up
from Des Moines on Saturday last for
. few days visit 1t the home of bis
parents. Mr.; and Mrs. ]. B. Mitchell.
Mrs. Dan Barnes and grandson Paul
left last week TO. . stay of indefinite
length at Syracuse, N. Y, where she
has several brothers and sisters resid'
ling.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Sequist came
up from Woodruff, ILL.,, last Saturday
morning for visit at the home of the
latter's parents, MIR. and Mrs. A. }.
Evans.
r.. Mrs. sawdey, mother of Mrs. A. B.
Freeburn. and for quite time resi-
dsnt of Cresco, died Wednesday of thi.
week at their home in Leroy after {
long illness from cancer.
Father E. ]. B,qdlsse. who has beer
Father Ryan's assistant in the Cresce
parish has bssn given . resids1t pas
torats 1t Chester. He 10 succeeded
kbsrs by Father Burzinski.,
:EniMrs. .Leslie Rush and: Mr.. j.. W.
I Wsutwertn, sstsznpd Wednesday from
Mason City and West Upiep, ;,havinl
lbeen called 70, Tie ,latter; plaza e at'
i ted the sfuaeFsl ;ef 4 rslatiye. u, >. ,..
"A. L. Miller of spsnelsr. Pa, sr'
|rivsd last week for visit ct the home
Iof biz uncle, Frank MIR; He: :6if
l,also visit relatives at West Union be.
fore returning 70 Pennsylvania. e
i INV. &c Fti.gay M inset :
With Mr., Edmund a,Palitt TSissday,
July 18th. A large attendance Of
MEMBER 10 desired, and don't forget
the pound parcel for . member.
James and sherman Wentworth wen,
| 70 West Union Monday to attend the
funsrsl of James Daniels, brother.in'
hw> John Hallman, IN uncle Of the
deceased, also attended the funeral.
For Sale-A Saxon Six Touring Car,
10 good condition. 1916 model; q Lake
side piano with walnut case, also one
city lot In the east part Of town, 4
good building site.. Enquire Of R. J.
| Mitchell. Phone 249. 46-tf
Jessie Walenta. who for ,severa
ysais has been employed 1T the Ali
anc6 store, left Saturday for her home
near Spillville. She, with Mrs. abb.
Fitzgerald, will spend the next tws
weeks ct MeGregor Heights.
FARM FOR SALE-165 acres located q
miles southwest Of Harmony; al level
f9-room house; basement barn, 36x60
grsnary, 2Ox3O. with shed connected
hog house, 2Ox3O Whole farm fencet
hog tight. BENNlE BENSON.
/ Valdez College, Decorsh, Ia, Offer
. thorough course in the common
school branches for teachers. MANI
take this preliminary training befor
taking domestic science. manual train
ing and agriculture 1T . summer
school, Send for booklet.
Mrs. Ida Ferris Waterman and bel
brother, Ed Ferris, Of Montana, visited
Cresco relatives and friends . few
days this week, being guests at the A.
H. Rucker home st New Oregon. Mr..
Ferris had been visiting . son ct Fari.
bault, and being 20 near to Cresco
came down to see how it looked after
an absence Of thirty five years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Feuling and their
daughter Helen Of st. Paul and DR..
| and NJ. r sEanl;ro ~ Cr.aco aoant