The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-06-26
LIME SPRINGS.

German Lutheran service next
Sunday, June %, at $50 2. NJ.
A ten pound boy is recent arrir-
al at Chas. Letters, Cresco.
pair of twin boys is reported at
IL. NJ. Gregory's, Usage.
The LAWYER boys scooped the
Cresco boys on the Lawler grounds
most beautifully last Saturday. Try
again boys, when it don't rain and
the ball isn't us slippery us IL cake
OF wet soap.
Hon, John and r. j. McITugh are
being visited and entertained by
their brother George, who is spend
ind IL few weeks with them. He re-
sides in Canada, and is an interest
ing and prepossessing gentleman.
The soldier boys who went to Du-
buque report a grand time and judg-
ing from the local columns of the
Dubuque papers they were right
royalty entertained in the business
metropolis Of the state. Those who
know the people of Dubuque as we
do, the most hospitable and gener-
Gus in the state could expect moth
ing less.
Tne:e will be Il dance at Lyric Hall
on the afternoon Of July 4th, and
a grand dance at the Cresco Roller
Rink on the night Of the 4th. Good
music and best floor in the state.
n. L. WHEELER.
G.. n. Russell, the Cresco gardener
is entitled to thanks for the new po-
tatoes and green peas that made the
dinner for We editor and family yes
terday. While thankful for the veg
etables we are yet more grateful for
the remembrance that prompted
the gift.
Saturday next is to be enlivened
by trot Oh the Cresco driving
course in the afternoon, between the
horses OF Messr5. Thayer, Went
worth and Beadle.
George W. Combs remained i'm
Dubuque after the boys came home
| to recover the battle SCARED Hag
presented to the Howard county
| boys on going to war. This done
he went onto one Of the Islands with
some friends duck shooting, and ac-
cidentally got II charge Of small
shot in his body, one hitting him
over the right eye, others in the arm
and left side. While his injuries al,
not Sc rious, it was IL close call for &
trip across the silent river.
Rev. i. C. Lippincott of New York
whose wife is sister TO Mrs. Bead,
and Mrs. Lent. is making them +;
short but pleasant visit.
An unsuccessful effort was mad,
before the Town Council to bounc,
the City Marshal. An effort Of tina
character 10 be successful must b.
engineered by those who are no
,, chronic law breakers and disturber
OF the peace.
Archer 6 Peek advertise their fur
niture store this week with tn
Plain Dealer. They have Il splendi,
stock and are men deserving conf
! dence. Few towns the size Of Ores
60 can boast two SO eycellently fur
nished establishments in furnitur
a this and with so ample Il tcrritor
tributary.
The premium list Of The Tppe
Mississippi Interstate fair to b
held at Dubuque has come to hanC
The list Of premiums are attractiv
aud ought to get our fine stockmc
there. The fair will be held fror
August % to September 5, 1884.
The Sisters school closed sue
cessful year Of tuition on Wednes
day, the classes and students stand
ing Il creditable review and exami
nation in the various courses G
study. For the ensuing year tn
school conyeniences will be great
increased by additional loom for stu
dents. With increased facilities f.
additi nal pupils, will come NOR
means and money, and with thes
will be added music and such othc
popular courses of study rs the pub
lie interest, Iequire. Bishop Hen
messy OF Dubuque, honored til
school with his presence during il
closing exercises. The Church an
- school rooms were beautifully deco
/ rated with flowers. The eXccutiv
! ability IF Father Mccarthy i'm estah
fishing and making this school
success is again demonstrated, as /
\ Other work where he has brougl
n e II,