Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-26

Tuesday, Nov. Both, only one day
this trip that you can consult Karl D.
Fisk about your eyes at the StrOther
hotel. This will be his last trip be-
fore January LIST. Remember the
date
Mrs E. II. Cunningham left Tues
day afternoon for Cedar Rapids to
meet Mr.. Cunningham, and from that
place they go to Burlington, Wis,
where they will be guests Of his sister
over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Carl johnson, who has been q
guest at the home of her niece, Mrs.
Herbert Barnes, left Tuesday for Aus
tin where she viii visit her niece, Mrs.
Will Kennedy, leaving Wednesday for
her home in Minneapolis.
| Miss Bernadetta O'Brien returned
Monday from a visit at Grundy Gen.
ter, where she was q guest of her
sister, Mrs Emmett Mullarky, and at
Emmetsburg, her former home. where
she visited numerous friends.
The Woodmen Circle will hold their
regular meeting in their hall Wednes-
day nist:, December LIST. At this time
election of officers will be held. Ev-
cry member should make special ef-
fort to be present. Picnic supper.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Henry and Mr..
and Mrs. L. G. DeNoyelles left last
Friday by auto for Minneapolis, where
they were guests-at the Earl Cam
mons home and also. attended the
Minnesota " isconsin foot ball game
there Saturday. -,
Miss Minnie Porter, who has spent
the past several months ut DEBORAH,
returned home Thursday. She was &C
,companied home by her brother-in=
law, W. G.. Pollett; who. after q few
days visit here with relatives, left
for Rapid City. 8. D.. for an indefi-
mite stay.
i Mrs. J, J. McAndrew and sister,
Miss Anna Lamm returned Friday to
their home at DEBORAH. The ladies
were guests at the H. II. Rudy home
while here and also visited with their
mother, Mrs. J. G. Lamm, who is
patient at the hospital.
County Recorder w. p. Davis was
at Des Moines last week, where he
was called as witness in Il suit
brought by the LeMars Printing Co.
Of Mason City against an Omaha
publishing house, work turned out by
the house for the company being the
cause Of the litigation.
Mrs. Ed Reihle and little son Char
ence, who have been guests here at
at the Ed aerold home returned Fri
day to their home at Fit. Atkinson.
They were accompanied home by her
nephew, Master Wilfred Herold, who
who will visit them and with his
grandmother, Mrs. Anton Reihle.
Miss f. LOhse. who for several sea-
sons past has been employed as trim
mer in the Thayer millinery estab-
lishment, left this week for Rochester
to spend Thanksgiving with friends
before returning to her home at Win
ona, where she will visit home folks
for a short time. Miss Lohse expects
to leave from there for Long Beach,
Cal, where she will remain indefi-
nitely.
Mrs MayMapes, of San Jose, Cal,
arrived Saturday morning from Chi
cago, where she has been visiting, to
be the guest of the Thos. Gaskill,
Frank Crawford and Mrs. Mary Watts
families. Mrs. Mapes will be recalled
to Cresco people as May Rice; q
daughter of c. w. Rice. who lived
northeast of Cresco, and who with his
family removed to California several
years ago. This is her first visit here
since the family left.
Sam Feldstein, who has disposed of
his junk business to Will Eye, sold his
personal property at a very successful
lauction sale last Saturday and after
a few days spent at Dubuque and 9th
err points will leave for Minneapolis
whence his family preceded him him
several months ago. Mr.. FcidStein
wishes us to say for him that he is
very gratcful for the business given
him while Il resident of CrescO and we
believe that we can say for the people
of Cresco that Mr. Feldstein has prov
en- ia be a good citizen and an honor
able business man.
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