The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-11-29
Skating at the Rink tonight.

SuHuay Ut 1l.UU A. NJ. ana 100 r. n. Sunday
School after morning service.
REV. G. y. PERcIyAL, Rector.
Skating at the Rink tonight.
Ed Calder, formerly OF this state
Is editing q paper at New Tacoma,
Washington Territory.
A car load Of Michiganders In
Michigan Central cur. at Crapser's
sale yesterday.
Hon. S. A. Converse has moved
into town for the benefit Of our
school for the children.
Robt. Phelan will have an adver-
tiscment OF holiday goods for the
PLAIN DEALER next week.
Bro. Burdick OF the Postville Re-
UieU was in town Tuesday, hand
shaking with friends.
p. N. Glathart has monopoly OF an
insurance business In which he is
proprietor. The rate OF insurance Is
uniform; nickel policies issued ON
application.
The PLAIN DEALER job Office has
turned out II nice job Of letter aud
note heads, cards aud envel opes, for
a New Tacoma, Washington Terri
tory law Office.
The November Wide Awake, by
d. Lathrop & Co., Boston. Mass, at
$3.50 year, closes the 18th volume
OF that unrivaled child's magazine.
Our Little Ones for December.
GENES up smiling, beautiful and
readable MS ever. 1t is issued by
the Russell Publishing Co., Boston,
Mass, at $3.50 year.
CT. Weber has on exhibition at
store, samples Of corn grown on his
Kansas farm, which will make the
eye OF Il north Iowa farmer water
this year Of frosted corn in our state.
Harlow White. I. r. Davies. Rev.
A. II. Fuller and some others of our
good people left for u residence in
the South, on Monday last, most,
or all, going to Jennings, La, the
promised land discovered by our
friend Cary.
Geo. Sutton and wife have return
ell from Kansas city, Mo-, and will
spend tho winter with friends in
Crasco. George will pedagogue il
in the school where he has taught SO
many terms.
The Twenty fifth Annual Fair Of
the Linn county Agricultural and
Mechanical Society will be held on
the Fair Grounds ut Cedar Rapids
H., September 9th, 10th, 11th and
18th, 1884.
Post No. 216, Grand Army OF the
Republic will meet Dec. Attn, at :
o'clock sharp, for the purpose oil
electing officers for the ensuing year
aud for the transaction OF other
business. w. X. BARKER, Y. C.
| CREsco, Iowa, Nov. 90, 1888.
Having sold my Abstract and
Real Estate business to Mr.. G. X
Berg, l hereby refer all my cores.
pondents and patrons to him fol
information us TO all business hay,
heretofore had in my hands as agent
&c, and recommend him to YOU
favor. JSo. G.. SrnADLEy.
The Farmers Protective Associ.
alton of Howard county, will meet
ut the Court House on the 9Th o'
December, at half past one o'clock
1t is desirable that there should be
rs full an attendance as possible
and to this end it Is hoped all may
attend.
By order of Executive Com.
John L. Peck succeeds to the In
surance business representing thu
the COMPANIES heretofore represent
ed by Mr.. Stradley. He will offic,
) with John McCools, next door to tn,
PLAIN DEALER Office. Mr.. Chas. p
Lent, will assist him in soliciting
business for the companies reple
sented, which are amorg the best il
the country. These companies viii
have an airing In these columns il
form OF an advertisement soon.
The following is the programm,
prepared for the Scotch Sociable Il
be given by the Ladies Of the Con
grcgational church Aid Society, a
the residence OF Mrs. c. +. Webster
on Thursday evening the 9th OF Dec
/. Solo-"Annie Laurie" Miss Kati'
Mullen.
2. Reading-"Last Words, Mrs
Laura Reed.
5. Solo-"My Highland Home
Mrs. Lottic Kellow.
1. Essay-"Robert Burns, Mis-
Kittie Clink.
5. Guitar Duet-"Battle OF Water
loo, Messrs 4. @. Billion and 4. A
Beadlc.
@. Reading-"Lcvana, and on
Ladies OF Sorrow, from Thomas d.
Quincy; Judge II. A. Goodrich.
Z. Vocal Duet-Mrs. Lottie Marsl
and Mr.. Will Lent.
4. Reading-(sonnet), ITO q Louise
Burns; Rev. g. q. Percival,
3. Piano Soio-"Yc Banks an
Braes O. Bonny Doom, Miss kati
Mullen.