The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL.

Gus Genshow has returned to
Cresco. and will open out business
at the old stand in few days.
May-day party at Lyric Hall,
Tuesday evening, May 1. Every
body come.
The Kellogg Enterprise is three
years old, and one Of the best Ma
tional papers in Iowa.
Walt G. Lacy will return to Crcsco
about the first Of May to resume his
accustomed place in the telegraph
office.
Gus Baumgartner goes to Milwau-
kce and Chicago to spend a few days
visiting friends. He will be absent
about week or ten days.
Ole Swenson and his family have
returned to Cresco. from Texas, and
are occupying their old home OPP
positc the Webster House.
Among the many attractions Of
the Japanese party will ae Il bazar
containing curious and useful arti-
clcs from Japan. These goods will
be sold at very reasonble rates.
Charley Crapser has just brought
in some tine HoisteiDs, bred by the
Oneida Community in New York. 1t
il said that he has a two year old
heifer among them, the finest in the
state.
Albert Zunaclowitz, one of our
leading dry goods AID clothin. mer-
chants. is in the eastern markets to
procur, his second spring stock for
his Cresco trade. His immense trade
results from fair dealing and liberal
advertising.
Japanese tea-party Tuesday even
ing, May lst, at Lyric Hall. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
The Odd Fellows have an ami
vcrsary celebration Of the Gath year
OF the order tonight. Toasts.
speeches and II good time generally
will be the order of the day.
Two carloads OF seed corn will be
shipped into Cresco by the railroad
company and will be on sale at Hunt
ting's. Order now, that you may
fully test ii before planting.
Alex. Meadows, sheriff of Grant
county, Dakota is ii welcome visitor
to his parents and friends in and
about Cresco. He reports the coun-
ty scat war in that county as very
lively.
John f. Peck, DR.. Price, William
Fitzgerald and perhaps two or three
more Of orr boys are on Il wild goose
chase to Dakota. !. c. they took shot
guns and ammanition and promised
to send II good fat goose by the train.
and We've been goose enough to
watch the train for it.
J. S. Bishop has sold the lie Roy
Independent to j. Mcknight, who
will continue its publication. AR
Mcknight was the Greenhack cnndi-
date for attorney general Of Mimi,
last fall, is sound as n nut on the
questions Of the day, and will make
it IL credit TO the cause OF the people
| Come and see the girls in full Jap
anesc costumes ut Lyric Hall at the
tea party.
DIR. Clemmer and George Del
shipped six carloads Of young cat
tie to Dakota last week for the pur-
pose of grazing: the unbroken and
unoccupied prairias Of southern Da-
kota providing tempting field 70,
the stock growers OF the west to steI
into and occupy.
| Gallup & Easier are opening out
n stock Of groceries this week in til,
Libbey building, IL few doors south
of kimhall & Farnsworth's bank. Il
is their purpose to keep full stoch
of groceries, flour aud family fur
nishing goods, to which they invit,
the attention OF the public.
SHORT HoRNs.-L. r. Brown Of Or
leans township, Winneshiek county
has imported from Illinois u guam
tity OF fine young short horn bull
and heifers. The bulls are for sal,
of course, and taken all togethe
they are us fine lot as were eve
brought to the county.
Theron w. Lane, TN attorney Il
Wilmot, Dakota, is visiting hi
mother and friends in and abou
Cresco. Mr.. Lane is good and SAT
man for parties to entrust with col
lections against Howard county PEG
pie who have gone into Grant count
. and vicinity. He was born an
brought up near kendallville.