The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-24
Geo. W. Webster returns home t
Lake Helen, Fla. next week.

Geo. W. Webster returns home to
Lake Helen, Fla. next week.
Anew invoice OF Millinery goods
just received at Kimball & Coles.
B. Chaplin the future P. M. Of
Chester was in town day or so this
week.
Squire Eddy has returned to Chi
cago to resume the course of study at
the medical college there.
Cash paid for unsalted butter and
highest market prices at
CONNOLLY & FITzGERALD's.
The rail road company is taking
down the old round house erected
when this was the terminus Of the
road.
Correspondence from Busti in
forms us OF marriage OF a daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Comstock to Mr..
Carter OF that place.
| Michael Forester will sell OH his
farm in Howard twp. on Saturday
October 10th, IL cows, II calves, 6
yearlings and Is or 20 shoats.
It is perhaps unnecessary to call
attention to the advertisement OF NJ.
j. Seright on our first page. just
look it up perhaps it will be to your
interest.
Ole Swenson and Frank Slawson
left for Southern Dakota on Wednes-
dap mornings early train. They 60
for recreation from business cares
for few days.
Frank Stremel and wife returned
from the east on Tuesday. Mr..
Stremel while there purchasing
largely for tho Hardware store OF
Stremel & Anderson.
Antony Marshall left Cresco for
his home in Clinton where he will
visit a few days and thence he goes
to Denmark Iowa where he will at
tend school the ensuing year.
The Philomathian Society will re-
sumo its meeting next Friday, Sept.
25. All members requested to be
present, meetings held at the usual
place. LENoRE MCCONNELL, Pres.
The Methodists are building a
church 24x46 on the farm Of L. r.
Brown, in Orleans twp. Ed. Var
rington is doing the work, with A. G..
Eddy, G. Fuller and Wesley eager.
Mr.. Seright is having work shop
added onto the rear of his establish
ment. Mr.. Bently whose meat mar
ket adioins is having a like extern
sion added to his place Of business.
Cash paid for unsalted butter and
highest market prices.
CONNOLLY s. FITZGERALD.
It is reported that Judge Williams
will put down the iron on his road
from the Junction with the I. & D.
division OF the G. NJ. & ST. Paul to
Riceville commencing the work next
week.
Henry Bowers OF New Hampton,
brother OF Joe and Walt of this place,
came up on Friday and staid over
Sunday, returning home on Monday.
He buys butter and eggs ut New
Hampton.
F. H. Burdick, station agent OF the
G. NJ. & st. p, road at Wabasha was
in town the early part Ct the week.
His wife o sister of Mrs. Strother had
been spending several days with
friends in the county.
A. Fl. Caward will succeed j. B.
Caward s. Co. in the grocery trade
in Cresco. This will be 4 good
change as it will put a good man ut
the head OF each store j. B. retaining
his interest in the other store.
Hats and Bonnets in all the new
and hobby styles OF the season,
Plumes, Tips, Fancy Feathers, Gilt
trimmings Velyets. Pushes, Satins,
Ribbons. Ornaments, in fact every
thing in the line OF Millinery is to be
had at Kimball g. Coles.
Charley Mead editor and publish
er Of the Waterloo, wis., Democrat
made flying visit to Cresco, com
ing on the Saturday train and re.
turning home on Monday. Charley
is making good local paper and
loCCAio W VIC piOSPCAluSs
VIM. Fitzgerald is again in trade
with Mr.. p. Connolly the style OF the
firm as heretofore being Connolly &
Fitzgerald. There is no better house
to deal with in Cresco than this
, Goods just as recommended prices
as favorable as the best.
A. g. Case has been nominated To-
state senator for the district compos
ed Of Floyd and Chickasaw counties
This is most excellent nomination
3 and it will be to the credit OF the dis
trict that so good and worthy ,
= representative in the senate.
3 The Granger, MINI. mills are agaiI
in full running order with the ful
1 roller system, and are again unde
r the management OF L. Beto, one Q
the best practical millers in the coun
1 try. As custom mill the Grange
y mill takes leading position.
Professor Weld goes to Ceda
y Rapids as superintendent OF the pub
lie schools OF that place on a salar
Of $4,000 a wear. The editor q