The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-29

The court house Is getting a coat
Of paint.
German Lutheran service next
Sunday, June lst at 2:3O p. m.
Dance ut the Rink Friday evening
May 30th. All are invited.
DR.. Clemmer Is out In Dakota
looking after his stook interests
there.
w. p. Emo, the Clayton county
Greenbacker was in Cresco last
week.
The Democratic Congressional con-
vention Is called to meet In DEBORAH
June 10.
Willis Mead OF Howard township
was In town this week, calling az
usual on this office, with pleasant
words.
Wentworth & Nichols are having
a new front put In their store. Lieut.
& Everingham are doing the fine
hand touches on 1t.
John II. Andrick Of the McGregor
Times passed through Cresco on
Tuesday, on his way to Minnesota.
stopping over between trains.
b. +. Farmer. ofthe bank at Spring
Valley came down to Cresco on Mon.
day last and In company with our
druggist, Frank Slawson, paid his
respects to the PLAIN DEALER offlce.
John F. Hess has moved his boot
and shoe store into the rooms re-
Gently occupied by Mrs, Zuudelo.
witz dry goods store. He has open
ed out n good stock and promises
good bargains.
The Leroy Independent says that
Conductor Caldwell reports Lucius
Twitchell, tho insane man who xas
taken to Vermont u few days ago by
his friends, as having died since
arriving there. Mr.. Caldwell was
formerly from the same place. Was
acquainted with Mr.. Twitchen there,
and We presume the report Is true,
Spring time has its charms. but an
annual stove moving Is withoa,
charms, except, perhaps TO the
woman who engineers the job. hut
the absurdity Of tearing down stoves
and showing them away for a three
months vacation Ii the widest fash.
ion ever invented by man, woman OIL
evil. Stoves should BE- put In =
! ouse to stay as permanently rs q
chimney, and especially those In
kitchens, dining rooms and libraries
in this latitude One OF our hard.
ware men says a fortune awaits the
/ man who invents some method b,
which stoves may remain as perma
nently In place, as they are eonspicu
ously out OF place for three munth.
for each year. We think so.
. On the train going east to Chicago
! Tuesday evening, We had the pleas
! ure Of meeting Mrs, Frank Ham.
: mond on her way to Jamestown, n
T., to spend the summer with hel
!. mother and friends. We also ME
Mrs. L. H. Weller and daughter, Mis-.
Mamie, on their way to Washingto,
6 to visit Mr., Weller. and after the al
lournment OF congress, To spend ,
month with him In visiting friends
: in New England. We were pleased
to make the greenhaek preacher'
wife and the greenhack congress
mans wife NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Advocate.
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Charlie Clark sends us the Sunda
Sentinel from Battle Greek. Miei
We're glad Charlie has made up hi
mind to observe the Sabbath, bu
should he conclude to work S65 day
each year without rest. we'd perml
him to tax his physical endurane
to his hearts content. We're niue
obliged Charlie" and hope YOU
keep Charlie In the way Of Sabbat
keeping.