The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-11-27
PLAIN DEALER,
THURSDAY NOV a, 1884.

John McCook passed Sunday and
Monday In st. Paul with his Law
partner.
We learn that Nellie, the cldes
daughter ofJesse b. Barber died On
Tuesday evening OF 'diptheria. She
was about twenty-five years OF age, q
universal favorite with old and young
the pride and Joy Of her parents.
Farmers who desire to do so can
pay their indebtedness at this Office
in corn, oats, beef or pork II they at
tend to 1t in season. After we are
supplied we shall expect those still
delinquent to come along with cur
rent funds to cancel Indebtedness
The Lawn Hotel, ut Usage, de.
serves a word OF commentator In
the interest Of the travelling public.
Good rooms, soft, clean beds, good
meals we'll served, and reasonable
rates are winning cards II known to
the public. All these are leading
features at the Lawn Hotel.
The Manitoba wave got In its
work here Sunday and Monday
morning sending the thermometer
down to 13 below zero. Saturday
we had warm and gentle showers OF
rain turning to snow toward night.
At St. Paul ON Monday morning the
thermometer was 20 degrees below
zero.
We understand that the st. Paul
nursery OF L. L. May & Go. has Sec
ured the services Of Will Farrell to
canvass for orders In this secti on.
This nursery Is one Of the old cstab.
lishcd and reliable institutions OF Its
kind and will bear 4 good VOID and
has it from its patrons whichever
found.
joshua DeNoyelles, Of the Central
House at Nashua, Iowa. is certainly
doing n very thriving and prosper
ous'bu~ 1"s@ His is the only hotel
OF the md from its popularity
is constantly thronged with guests
from the surrounding country and
from the general travelling public.
He has the material on the ground
to build Il new hotel on the present
site next summer.
The people OF Chiskasaw, county
it seems knew about what to estim-
ate W. d. Kipp at. Their estimate
was upon the nun rs the people
knew him; the estimate OF the Cresco
Times WIS upon his corrupt ase OF a
sratenal and charitable institution
to corruptly, by false means, obtain
political ends. Political excitement
is the excuse for their indiscretion
and falseho ads. There was no polit
zeal excitement in what We said OF
Kip.
To the skaters OF the. Roller Rink !:
There will be a Mother and Father
Hubbard party mt the Rink Saturday
evening. Nov. %, 1894. Both ladies
md gentlemen will come attired in
u Mother Hubbard dress. This Is
intended to be- the most amnsinR
i..rty OF the season, so get your
dress ready to come and have a good
time. Good music the entire even
ing By the Cresco Cornet Band.
Gt2 n. Is WHEELER.
Mr.. G. 4. RAIN, who traded q small
German province for the whole
United States twelve years ago. is
repairing his house in the suburbs
OF Nashua, with u view OF making 1t
in every sense a home. Mr.. Rain is
able to instruct the average Ameri-
can in the custon,., usages and laws
Of our land. May his shadow, sikr
tue fame OF his utterances, never
grow less. u.
Thanksgiving day ought not to be
desecrated this year by the usual
thanksgiving sermon from any min
isterial hypocri,e who stnmred the
country forBiainc. This Is the year
OF jubilee and such have no lot OF
part in its JOY. The people should
rejoice and give thanks that the
representatives OF rings, OF corrupt
Jobs, Of every known swindle, OF all
the organized monopolies OF the
land are to vacate the places they've
held to plumber the people and
/, feather their own nests. II any
Clergyman reioices for these it i
well, otherwise his thanksgiving IL 1
sham.