Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-06-25

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Cresco. ..~:-.
. Norman Bradley is visiting relatives
at Gravity, Iowa, and in northern
Missouri.
! Mrs. Will Nichols and children visit
ed Usage friends few days the first
! of the week.
/ Nine months for $50. Fail term
September 9Th. Write Eklund Busi-
ness College, Waterloo.
Lost-About two:wecks, ago the rim and
tense of an auto light Reward for its
return to this Office. ltp
Karl D. Fisk, eyesight specialist,
next dates at Cresco are July list and
End at the Strother Hotel.
Fall term September 9Th. Nine
months tuition $780, Write Eklund
Business College, Waterloo.
Pure Bred New Zealand Red Rabbit
for Sale. ADRIAN R. HAROLD,
44t2-p Ri. 8, Cresco.
Mrs. H. A. Warner came up from
Decorsh the first of the week to spend
q few days with her husband and son.
Miss Mary Murray of Riceville and
her cousin, Miss Vinetts McGrane of
Elms, autoed over to Cresco yester-
day.
Before deciding on q Business COL
Iege it will ysy you we'll to call at or
write to Eklund Business College,
Waterloo.
Miss Loretta Conry returned Satur-
day to her nome in Minneapolis. after
| . two weeks visit at the home of her
father, Tom Conry.
If you are planning on installing q
furnace, first drop US line and We will
gladly come and give you figures.
| PETERSEN BROS. Co.
Mrs. Richard Geraty underwent q
very serious operation for gals tones
at Mercy hospital on Monday, aud il
recovering Is well as can be expected
Mrs. Dennis Lyons, of Minot, N. D.,
who had been visiting 1T her forme.
! home in St. Paul. paid her Cresco rela'
tives short visit the first of the week.
Paul Eddy accompanied bis mother
home from St. Louis. arriving Sunday
morning He looks fine and has been
greatly benefited by his stay At the
hospital there.
Will Wildmsn of Kelliher, MIMI, au.
toed to Cresco last Saturday. accom-
panied by his daughter and son-in-isw
from Brownsdsle. Mimi, to remain for
. week 8 visit with Cresco friends.
/ Before buying . furnace, see our
Globe. Attractive prices for early
Installations Due to the volume Of our
Ifurnace business, We buy right and sell
right PETERSEN BROS. Co.
| Lost, >trsyed or Stolen. IA head Of
red shoats, strsyed away about the
last of April Liberal reward for in.
form alton leading to their Whereabouts.
! 43-t3p T. J. DeIuberv.
/ Miss Net'ie Lane. Of Cresco. is .
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Irwin. Miss Lane 10 just recovering
from 9 serious operation at . Des
Moines hospital. -Riceville Recorder.
Mics Edith Kirkpatrick, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. J. C..
Feuling, returned Satur day to her
home at Richlsnd Center, Wis, &C.
companied by Mrs Feuling, who will
visit there for q short time.
Mrs. Ida Park (nee Csrsten) and lit
tie daughter Berneice. of Evansville,
Wis.,, who are visiting at the Roy Lib
hey home and with other old-time
friends of Creeco and vicinity. was the
guest of Mrs. A. j. Evans Thursday.
|, Loren Palmer returned Wednesday
evening from Rochester, MIMI, where
be has been for the past few weeks ut
the Colonial hospitsI. We are sorry to
report that he obtsined no relief while
there and is in u very serious condition.
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Baker, Of Los
Angeles, California, have been visiting
relatives and old time friends in Cries.
co this week. They expect to be in
Ridpevav. DEBORAH and WinOna, Mimi,
and many other points before starting
on their return trip.
The many Cresco friends of Fred
DeLange will regret to learn of his
serious illness at Mobridge, N. D.,
where he was taken i'll on his way
home from St. Paul, where he>had been
to consult physicians, he having been
in poor health since last fall.
Mrs. Myrtle Stroud and her sister,
Mrs. W. H. Cummins, of Bolton,