Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-10-29

tray, OF RocneSter. Minn., were 0eEe
this week to attend the funeral of thei,
father, Charles Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Christensen
left Monday for Maddox. N. D.. 10
attend they wedding of their daughter.
Clara. who became the bride of Ole
Grinde on Wednesday.
Mrs. C. H. Miller returned Wednes-
day night from Waterloo. where she
was called by the illness of her grand
daughter, Lois Miller. whom she reports
as convslescing nicely.
Mrs.. j. C. Just returned Thursday
night to her home at Rockford, ILL.,,
having been called here by the death
and burial of her father. J. T. Elliott,
who lived near Harmony.
Mrs. Jake Fslck arrived Thursday
from Strawberry Point. Her husband
will follow in few days and they will
make Cresco their future home. and
will live IN the second ward.
For Sale-A good pressed brick dwell
ing, strictly modern, on paved street.
close to high school, nearly two lots
and . very desirable location. Enquire
of Luers & Clark Land Go. 9t3
Mrs. Hugh Mcintosh, of Big Lake.
MIMI, who has been the guest Of rels-
tives here. returned Sunday last to her
home. She was accompanied by her
brother. in.law. John Mcintosh.
mr.. and Mrs. Carl Steinmetz and
little child were over Sunday visitors
vt the Mrs. John Byrnes home and
with other relatives here, returning to
their home in Davenport Tuesday.
Emmett Flemming and r. E. Cul-
bertson sutoed up from DesMoines for
short visit with home folks. They
returned Sunday, Mrs. Culbertson &C.
compsnying them to remain there this
winter.
Miss Hulds Roth, who has been the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Roth and of other relatives. ex-
poets to return Saturday to Columbis.
s. D.. where she has the position of
post mistress,
Mrs. C. NJ. Mcintosh. of DEBORAH.
who has been q guest the past few
days Of the W. A. Gleason family and
Mrs. Charlotte Mcintosh left Tuesday
for visit airline Syringe with Mrs.
Clarence Moar.
hr. and Mrs. AL Hall and children
and Mrs. Lynn Smith and daughter,
Naomi. returned Sunday from an auto
trip to Delaware, Iowa, whore they
were guests Of the ladies' parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Sloan.
WANT TO BUY-A gentle driving
horse. not over 1900 lbs, that will work
good single or double. must be 4 to
years old and sound. to be dark color.
State price. Address, SPILLvILLE
MILL, Post Box Z.
Co. Supt: Mira B. Buck expects to
leave next Tuesday for Des Moines to
attend . meeting of the Iowa State
Teachers Association. which convenes
there on Wednesday and continues
throughout the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Marsh went to
Lime Springs Monday, for short visit
with his parents al Lime Springs before
returning to their home in Cleveland,
Ohio. Mr.. Marsh is convalescing nice
" from a recent operation at Mercy
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore kiottzbsch
returned Saturday afternoon to their
home at Monona, with their little three
year old son who had recently had an
operation at the no spital for appepdi-
citis, from which he was recovering in
fine shape.
Fred Burr and Sheriff d. J. Ferrie
left Friday for Ansmosa, having in
custody Richard Brooks, recently con-
victed forger, who will be committed
to the reformatory to commence serving
the sentence imposed upon him at this
term Of court.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Walton AID son
Donald, and their son Will and family
and Dave>Harmon. returned last week
from visit with relatives in the Twin
Cities. The Will Walton family also
visited at St. Cloud Mimi. with the
John Evert family.
Mrs. r. e. Culbertson was the first
woman to exercise her right of suff-
rage in Howard county. Taking ad-
vantage of the absent voters law Mrs.
Culbertson cast her ballot Saturday be-
fore leaving fer Dies Moinesawhere she
will remain this winter.
The community was shocked Thurs
day when they heard the news of the