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

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lbulls. one year DID,
l. 8tf j. B. BARTHELME
! Mrs. Ed Weaken and little son Bob
ert are in st. Paul, the guests Of bel
sister. Mrs. John Feuling and family.
Miss Alma Meyers returned to bel
home 1T Hayfeld, Mimi. after q visi,
here at the Fred Miller and Frank VIII
son hor1es.
mrs. r. A. Register left Tuesday fol
Minneapolis. where she will be the
guest of her son. Ray Pierce. for 4
few days.
Mrs. Delbert Foss and two children
arrived Wednesday from Mason City,
for visit 1T the parental John 1ngra.
ham home.
Mrs. Eugene Irvine was q weekend
visitor with her daughter. Miss Kath.
ryn, who is q. student at Cornell College,
nj. vernon.
| Mrs. Rachel Freehsuf came down
from St. Paul the first of the week and
will be here q few days attending to
business matters.
MI. and Mrs. Give Fisk returned on
Monday morning to their home at Mon
ticello, Mimi, after few days stay
here with relstives
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Melaas Of Deco
rah. were over Sunday visitors with
the George and Gilbert Melaas and
John I,erson families.
Wanted-Young man with car to do
special work in Howard County among
farmers. Write Earl X. Foster. care
Of Wallsces' Farmer. l1t3
There will be lrogram and basket
social 1t the Briefly school Friday ev.
ening Nov. 6th. Everyone invited.
Lets Thornton, teacher.
Mrs. Ida DsLange, Of Msrmarth, N.
D.. came last week from Rochester,
for . visit with her mother, Mrs. West,
and other relatives here.
Miss Mae Miller and brother Darwin,
returned Monday to their home 1t Bon.
cir. after . vis1t here With their grand.
msther. Mrs. n. Walter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil House and little
babe came down from Minneapolis on
Tuesday afternoon. called by the death
of bis father, J. J. House.
Mrs. Dan Drew returned Thursday
from Waukon whhre she had been WIS.,
itng her mother, Mrs. James Ryan and
with other relatives tbere.
Mrs. C. T. McWilliams was down
from Chester Thursdsy for days vic.
it with her sister. Mrs. DR.. Plummer
and mother, Mrs. Courtuey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry. Taft returned
Thursday to their homo ct Minneapolis
having been here TO attend the funeral
of his brother-in-law, J. J. House. =
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Stevens have re.
Gently moved to Cresco and will occupy
their new home in the second ward. re-
Gently purchased from Roger Clark.
S. W. Harris lest Monday afternoon
for Minden Mine, No., for visit with
his daughter, Mrs. Vim. Willis. whom
he hi. not seen in over thirty years.
Drive in on the new pavement to
hitching ground. Room for 60 teams.
Hitch Quito cents; in barn-25 cents.
J. M. Mara.
Mr.. and MRS. T. J. Tomas returned
Wednesday afternoon from visit At
Villiscs with their sons, Dewitt and
DR.. Willis Tomas, and their families.
Tom Perry came over from Mason
City last week to visit home folks and,
incidentally, to get acquainted with his
twin nephews at the Chas. Fish home.
Mrs. Chss. Burmeister and Miss
Anna Richter from near Harmony
went to Monona Saturday for an over
Sunday visit at the Rev. Daug home.
George Fleming returned Tuesday to
his home in Minneapolis. While here
Mr.. Fleming was guest of his cousins
Mrs. J. E. Kennedy and NJ. J. Fleming
Mrs. Bernard auckland was over
from Mason City last week for visit
at the parental John Mailman home
and with her sister, MIS-. Joe Wood
ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leitz r. turned
Monday to their home at Benson, MIMI,
after q visit here ut the Henry Leitz
home and with other relatives in this
vicinity.
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