The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-04-30

morning service.
Gen. Jones returned from Wash
ington on Friday last, to his home In
Dubuque.
Judge Hatch has admitted w. B.
Marsh, indicted for the killing OF G.
L. Bents. to bail
May day will be celebrated by q
cotiilion party, at Lyric Hall Friday
evening commencing at 7:30.
VIM. Fitzgerald has bought the
premises heretofore owned and oc-
cupied by Mr.. Will E. Barber in the
cast part Of town.
N w. Boyes who has been county
superintendent OF schools for Dubu-
que county for the past twelve years
was u former resident Of this county
just north Of Chester.
L. r. Brown & Son have sale Of
thorough bred short horn cattle on
June 10 at their Fairview farm four
miles north east Of Cres"o. Their
herd embraces some OF the most
noted Of this celebrated breed.
TIE Cresco Times thinks we ignore
Grants famous order, "Let no guilty
man escape" Not so. We re-
member how Grant ignored it in
pardoning the guilty and in aiding
their escape.
Mr.. LOOMS, representing the st.
Paul Daily Globe, wa, in town on
Tuesday and secured lot OF new
subscribers to that most excellent
journal. The daily will be on sale
hereafter ut the news stand OF Arnold
& Terry, next door to Stremel &
Anderson.
s. B. Zeigler, Esq, OF West Union
accepts the invitation Of the Grand
Army boys, to address them aud the
pablic on Wednesday evening, May
Goth. His subject will be Egypt.
with which he Is very familiar, hav-
ing spent much time in travelling
there.
Albert Zun.lelowitz, for nearly If
teen years, has been one OF our most
active, honorable and enterprising
merchants, and one OF the most sue
cessful business men OF our county.
He has amply earned the privilege
of visit to his old home in Europe
and he contemplates making u visit
there in the immediate future. We
wish him safe voyage. II happy and
pleasant visit and y safe and speedy
return. ).
-. the regular meeting Of Cresco
Lodge No. $50 A. F.& A. NJ, Tuesday
evening, 28th, the following officers
were chosen:
H. e. Burgess, w. NJ.
L. E. A. Ling, s. w.
H. G. Salisbury, J. W.
F. NJ. Slawson, Tr.
G. II. Garnsey, Sec.
w. Wilbraham, s. ID.
r. H. Shumway, j. ID.
J. F. Webster. +.
w. B. Lent, s. s.
r. w. Blackman, j. S.
REMoyAL.-Ahout the 9th OF May
Messrs. Seright s. Borthwick will re-
move their harness shop to new
quarters, In the rooms just south Of
the old banking house Of Kiinball &
FarnswOrth. on the east side OF Elm
street. They are daily looking Tor
the finest lot OF laprobes ever brought
to Crtsco. They invite all DESTROYS
OF anything pertaining to their trade
to come in and make their wants
| known.
At the last regular meeting, held
Thursday, April %, 1856, Howard
Lodge No 2lz. "A. F. & A. NJ. Line
Springs, the following officers were
chosen;
Geo. M. Van Lcuven, Jr. W. NJ.
w. c. Harrington. s. w.
C. W. Burns, j. w.
I S. S. Lambert. Treas urer::
p. G. Howe, Secretary.
+ :. Smith. 5 d.
e. y LAM. j. -.
! " Il ALI, 5. i
,>;.in Hat, j i
u |. H. Van Niman, Tyler.
I The band minstreis last Saturday
evening was u success in every way
The entertainment was fully us gooG
as any ever given in Cresco by trav
cling MINISTRIES. It was u surprise
and a treat to those who attended
and should the boys ever repeat tn.
entertainment they will be sure Of !;
crowded house. The Clarinet solt
by Fred Granzow, the violin solo b!
Martin Groltnm and the trOmbon,
solo by Luther Schofleld were yer,
finely played and show musicians o