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

daughter, Mrs. Donald Lent, who has
been visitor here. left Tuesday by
auto for the lstter's home in Mime.
apolis.
For SALE-House in northwest part
part of Cresco with 2l.3 lots. Good
| location ard good house. Enquire of
w. E. Laidlaw, at Alliance store, or j.
A. Cutting. 52-tf
Miss Donahue and Mrs. ]. E. Dona-
hue, of Waukon, were business visitors
here few days this week, coming to
consult DR.. Kessel. They returned
home Thursday. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul C. Mohs and little
son came the first of the week for q
visit at the home of her father. Conrad
Meyers and her sister Mrs. J. F. Mer-
tens and family.
Mss Winifred Kearns who has been
q guest of relatives here, left Tuesday
for Austin for visit with her sister,
Mrs. Harry Fellows. before returning
to her home in Riceville.
Miss Loretta Prinz who has been q
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Joe Steinmetz
and of the Noel Farnsworth and Will
Helm families, returned Friday to her
home in Omaha. Nebraska.
Peter Dvorak and son left this week
for Webster, Wis.,. where he GAS pur.
chased q small farm and will make his
future home. Mrs. Dvorsk and daugh.
ter will go later in the fall.
Miss Anna Davis returned the first
of the week to Minneapolis, where she
will resume her work of teaching in the
Horace Mann school, where she has
charge of the primary work.
Mrs. Wayne Weber and daughters
Leone and Eva Ruth left Wednesday
for short visit with friends in Ridge
way and from there will 60 to Water
loo for 9 visit with friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Norton and the
latter's two sisters, the Misses Ida and
Julia johnson of California, returned
recently from an auto trip to their old
home at Lake Mills, Wisconsin.
Miss Rosetta Malanaphy is expected
to arrive home Sunday from Gibson
City, Illinois, where she has been for
the past two months in the interests of
the Standard Publishing Company.
Miss Leone Graf was . guest the
first of the week of friends in Ridgeway.
Miss Graf expects to leave Saturday
for Berea, Kentucky, where she. will
resume her studies at Berea College.
Mesdames J. A. Petit, c. H. Miller,
II. j. Miller and VIM. Kellow went to
Chester Wednesday to attend 1, County
Sunday School convention, represent
ing the First Baptist church, Cresco.
14.in. gang pillow for sale, good 40
new, all attachments. 16-in. sulky
pillow. new, Gale make, best to scour in
Howard County soil.
4tl.p CREsCO MACHINE Co.
Clarence Nicholson, who has been
playing ball for Cresco the past season
left Thursday for Q visit with home
folks at Leland, Ia, before going to
Iowa City to resume his studies there.
A. B. Converse and family returned
Friday last from Minneapolis where be
met them on their return trip from
Hansboro, N. D., where Mrs. Converse
and the children have been visiting ref
atives. r. -
Miss Alice Davis, of the Cresco Un-
ion Savings bank force. is expected
home this week from her vacation trip
spent at Lost Spring, Wyoming, where
she visited her sister, Mrs. Lellis
Lowry.
Walter Wieland has gone to South |
expects to return some time next week |
and will bold IN auction sale at the stock |
yards on Saturday, Sept. 18th, to dis. |
pose of them. 4t1-p
Miss Albina Sobolik and her sister,
Mrs. Frank Lentz, left last Thursday |
morning for Mitchell, S. D.. to visit |
relatives. From there they will, 60 to |
Pisek, N. D., where they will visit rel
atives.
Mrs. Electa McCullee who has been |
visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and |
Mr.. B. p. Norton, returned Monday |
to Austin, and to her work 1T Thons'
where she has charge of the Art De- |
partment. "
Harlan Church, who has been visit |
ing home folks for the past few days,
returned Thursday to Minneapolis,
where he will take four years course !
in Business Administration at the Uni |
versity of Minnesota.
Rev. Paul J. Bsckoven and wife,
who have been guests of bis parents,
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Bockoven left
Thursday for St. Charles, MIMI, where
he has accepted the pastorate of the
C Congregational church.
DR.. C. D. Roome returned Tuesday
from GAINESVILLE, Wis, where be has
been q guest of old time friends. DR..
Roome followed his profession in James,
Vile before he came to Cresco, that be-
ing bis first field of practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Seeland and
daughter, Mrs. Walter Scharnweber
and two children, left Wednesday for
visit among relatives at Monona,
Farmersburg and Elksder at which lat
ter place they will attend the Clayton
County fair.
The Misses Aletha Ahern and Lois
Soltow left Friday for Elksder where
they have accepted positions to teach in
the city schools for the coming year;
the former will teach the second and
third grades while the latter will have
the 4th grade.