The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-01
German Lutheran service, next
Sunday, May 4th. at 2 80 p. m.

Sunday, May 4th. at 2 80 p. m.
Mr.. Dick Haney, late with Lam
sing Mirror, now state deputy Grand
Master A. o. u. W., was in Cresco
Monday, and looking after the af-
fairs OF the order We presume.
We are daily looking for a mail
sack OF seeds for distribution among
the farmers about here. We received
notice from Mr.. Weller of their trans
mission from the department OF ag-
ricnlture some days ago.
Bradford Hill and wife, OF Lime
Springs, are going to Kansas for a
four months visit, starting soon.
They go to Scandal, in Republic
county, and to Mankato. in Jewell
county, having three children resid-
ing in Kansas.
Mr.. j. Blackman has thoroughly
retitted and furnished the Easier
house and will be ready to christen
the house anew next week. He is
already for guests aud envites the
travelling public to come and see
him.
L. W. Harbaugh has sold out his
harness business In Cresco to Char
Icy Miller who has been for the past
two years or more in the employ Of
his father, MI. Fred Miller. This in
dictates that Charley is to become Il
fixture in Cresco.
Robert Pritchard has gone to PEN
ington, Lyons county, Iowa, where
he will go into business with his
brother. For several years he has
been performing service as sales
man for others, always giving salts
faction to the public and to his EN-
ployers. May like good fortune be
with him still.
The examination in the case Of the
State OF Iowa VS.. Geo. d. Chryst,
resulted in holding him in the sum
OF 500, to appear before the grand
jury. The State has no case, bat
ons OF spite, aud all the good that
will come Ut it will he to deplete the
county treasury for the expenses ol
witnesses, courts and bailiffs. Sci
thut down for future reference.
The case of Mccarthy against Nc.
Carsey. which has been assiduously
but anprolitabiy worked for the pas,
six months, by the Rev. Mr.. PEREZ.
val, for what good purpose we are
utterly unable to see, was thrown
out of court by Judge Hatch, at the
term just closed; and had it beer
successful, We are unable to see an,
good that could come to Mrs. Nc
Cartey from this i'll advised move
ment.
Orange Judd, editor CT the .imcri
can Agriculturist for some thirt,
years. but nnconnected with its bust
ness management for a year or two
past. has lately retired from its edi
torial department and located in til,
West. He desires to gather com
plete POSTAL Card .4,bum" OF hi oil,
Readers and friends. and request
them all tn send him now Posta
giving their present location and al
dress, naming also, when convenien
the years in which they were hi
subscribers. Mr.. Judd's address /
Chicago, Illinois.
On Friday last, We met Mr.. "
Normington Of Durand, ILL.,, VIII
was called to Saratoga to attend TIL
funeral OF the mother of himself IN,
Mr.. Miller, Mrs. Ann Archer, VIII
died at that place Monday morning
April 2lst, aged 40 years and sever
months. Mrs. Archer it seems aros
Mt the usual time i'm the morning
dressed herself. except putting o.
her shoes and stockings, which sh
was about doing when she was takel
i'm a At Of apoplexy, surviving bu
about thirty minutes thereafter
Mrs. Miller hearing an unusual nois
went to her mother, when she sal
she feared shc had had u fit or some
thing. her head felt SO badly. Sh
continued to converse for some fe,
sentences, but quickly passed ava
Mt the unexpected summons Of tn
grim messenger, death.