Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-12
COUNTY NEWS
LINE SPRINGS.

COUNTY NEWS
LINE SPRINGS.
John Davis is here from Fargo for q
few days visit with old friends
Mrs. Ed Waltimate and family left
Wednesday for their new home near
Waucoma.
Mrs. A. j.. Cray left Monday night
for Chicago.
Mrs. Dan Roberts, Kathryn and Ken
meth left Saturday for their new home
at Hammond, Wis
Mrs. Lou Roggentine left Sunday
night for Sibley, Iowa. called there by
the death of her father, Chss. " ilson.
Mr.. Holton returned to his home at
Everly, Iowa, after getting his son'in'
law settled on his farm west of town.
DR.. Laraway returned to his home in
Chicago, after spending a few days
here.
Doris Talmadge went to Minneapolis
where she will resume her school work.
Mr.. and MIS-. Dell Kintz and baby
were down from Austin over Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Letter, of Cresco. is
spending few days with her mother.
Mrs. O. n. Truman.
Arnold Inns, Joe Kubicek and L. E.
Sanborn were passengers for Cresco.
Wednesday. ,..s.,-.-t.. \ ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Owen and daugh'
ter were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Woods over Sunday. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Tibbals and
children were Cresco visitors, Tuesday.
Wilma Orr entertained six little girls.
Tuesday evening, in honor of her eighth
birthday. A fine time was had in play
ing games, after which Mrs. Orr served
fine supper. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Truman and baby
left Saturday for their home in Canada,
after spending the winter with the
formers father, O. NJ. Truman.
Married. .
AT 6 o'clock on Wednesday evening,
Feb. Is, 1920, at the N. E. parsonage.
Lime Springs, q quiet and beautiful
wedding wedding ceremony was per-
formed, united in marriage two fine
young people of this vicinity, Miss
Anna Sorenson, third dsughter.of Mrs.
Charles Jorgensen, and Harold San
born, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
Sanborn. all of whom are we'll and fav-
orably known to Lime Springs people.
The double ring ceremony was used by
the officiating clergyman. Rev. G. NJ.
Shoemaker. The sweet and modest
bride. who was born in Dixie. Iowa,
was becomingly attred in q suit of
dark blue velour and was unattended.
The groom, Who'll was born in Lime
Springs, and has spent his life thus far
in this vicinity, is known as quiet. in
dustrious young man of excellent habits
and character. After the ceremony
1.-THE happy couple returned to the brides
home, where a fine wedding supper was
served to the immediate relatives of
the bride and. groom. The many friends
of this fine young couple extend con-
CALCULATIONS and sincere good wishes to
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. M. Sanborn, who, we
are glad to say, remain among their
friends, going on farm two miles
west of town.
Lime Springs Cops Fourth Place in &C.
dar Falls Tournament.
The Cedar Falls Record gives the
following account of the recent basket
ball tournament:
Lime Springs, the Dark. Horse Five
Lime Springs showed up as the first
dark horse and pulled the big surprise
of the tournament when it defeated
tho crack Ames Quintet A-16 in the
first game played. Lime Springs
victory was largely due to the clever
work of their crack forward, Horton,
who displayed keen eye for the bas-
ket. Teach and Buxton play steller
game at their guard positions, while E.
Jones is a going demon till he was put
out on four personals in first half of
the last half. Elton Jones plays fast
floor game, while Frost was doing
equally well in his new position.
Lime Springs II. Gradbrook 9.
The second game was easily won
from Gladbrook. Score at half 100.
Second half Lime Springs take it easy
and subbing Frost for Teach they lead
st end II to 9.
Lime Springs q. Grundy Centerll3.
Lime Springs takes third game in
tourney from: Grundy Center 2l.l3,
which proves to be good game in first
half, Grundy Center leading at half
time ll.9. Lime Springs comes back