The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-19

PRESBYTERIAN Church services, sunday at
| io:4s z. m, and ~. III. sunday School after
REV. WATSON RUSSELL, Pastor.
John Maynard, a former and we'll
known resident OF this county, died
ut his home In Kansas. tho 2.nl OF
May, aged about fifty years.
The Jones' sisters will give
grand exhibition on Rollers at the
Cresco Rink, Monday and Tuesday
evenings, June %, and -.
The sales OF Fayorite Hour have
more than doubled I'm the past two
weeks, the result of making good
flour and selling it ut reasonable
profit, Sl.25 per sack.
The premium list OF theAll amakee
County Agricultural society from the
press OF the Lansing Journal has
becn received. Tho fair IL to be
held at Waukon Sept. II, Is and 10.
Mamie and Lila Jones who are
travelling with their mother. Mrs. A.
w. Jones, will give grand exhibit
ion mt the Crcsco Roller Rink. Mon
day and Tuesday evenings, juno %,
and "a, 1884.
There will be dance ut Lyric Hall
on tho afternoon Of July 4th. and
Il grand dance ut the Cresco Roller
Rink on the night OF the 4th. Good
music and best floor in tho state.
N. i. WHEELED.
A. r. s. A. M.-Called meeting for
work on third degree, Saturday
evening. and on Tuesday evening
June 9th, ST. Johns day. installation
and work on Master degree. All
master masons invited,
Granger celebrates the national
anniversary with an attractive pro-
gram. Rev. A. s. Mcconnell delivers
the Grafton. Racing. sports. dances,
and u brilliant display OF fireworks
will make the place attractive from
early dawn til! midnight.
DIR. Gorst who has been one OF the
successful physicians Of the county,
heretofore located ut Lime Springs,
is stopping in Cresco and eontem-
plates locating here. Tho DIR. l. Il
good citizen, II good physician and
a gentleman.
Union Grcsnhack Labor Club. No,
iIa, Tin Canoe twp.,) organized
June 18th 1884. by electing tho fol-
lowing officers, Wilson Henry,
President; Peter Liseth. Secretary,
lPostoilicc, DEBORAH, Iowa: l.. NJ.
Farnsworth. Chm N. G.. l.. Co. Cen.
Com. Winneshiek Co.
The twelfth annual COMMENCEMENT
OF St Mary's institute ut Prairie au
R Chen occurs on Wednesday next
!. commencing OF o'clock n. m. The
program Is IN interesting one and
We observe with much satisfaction
J and pleasure that Miss Anna NJ,
Hugh, of Cresco. has a conspicuous
place in many Of the most difficult
!. parts.
} Mr.. Moyertlen Is adding to hi;
. furniture ware-rooms aaxIO feet
two stories high, every particle @
= which, and elore too. will be require,
:. for his immense stock of furniture
/ With the improvements going on al
: through the county, the new conner,
= and those already here who are |,
need OF new goods almost a
much as the new corners.
1t would not he prudent to men
l ton by name the boys IF this towl
. engaged in various schemes OF pct
!. ~ thieving, Ii Is sufficient to sa,
I that this class embrace these Of ev
cry degree Of comfort, and ahund
ance at home, with church an,
christian influence thrown in, n
r well ~ those who are in tatters an,
n only half fed from day to day. Par
ents, 1t Is your duty To know of tn
whereabouts Of your children, AM
II they are at the rink rs you sup
pose ut night, 1t Is your place to b
there with them.
The new furniture rooms Of Arch
CT 4 Peek, just north OF the Post
office are already full. and but
small portion OF their goods hay
been received. The necessity IL
additional room will compel thef
to extend their ware-rooms immedi
ately, besides adding IL work-sho
and finishing room, Mr.. Peek wi,
has charge OF the business is famil
: lar with all Its details, Is an excel
lent mechanic and fair man TO def
with. Next week the firm will Civ
their advertisement to the publ,
4 inviting in the mean time hargai
a seekers TO come and see their stool
A The Father Matthew Temperate
society had it, annual picnic q
= Tuesday, marching from near tn
/ Catholic school grounds I'd Gillett
grove, preceded 10y the Cresco Con
y net band, disconrsing its sweetc:
music. The procession consi>tin
OF the members OF the soeie,,
dressed i'm full regalia, followed b
y the pupils Of the Sisters school. an
!, lay citizens on foot and I'm carriage
The line Of march was down Pee
Y street To Elm, down Elm 10 Railroa,
~ Railroad street TO Cherry. up CherI
street 10 Peck, thence east 10 I'll
q grove. At the grove all day Inn,
= cent sports and anusements rule
the hour. At one O'clock SUM
tnous repast WAS spread and enio.
y cd only ~ those i'm pursuit IT inn,
"a cent pleasures and the health tho
bring, eau enjoy the festive boar
VI This Father Matthew society l. oi
"a of tito temperance movements lii
every man should encourage, |
M methods being what meets with a
- most universal success.