The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-15

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Services every
sunday q HOO 4. =. ana TOO 2. \. sunday
REV. G. 8. PgRcIvAL, Rector.
LINE SPRINGS.
PRSsSYTERrAn Church services, sunday at
i0.l6 = M and ?. -. Sunday School after
REV. WATSON RUsskLl, Pastor.
e. M. Ivens, an old time resident
Of this county died OF heart disease
in Harrison county the first Of this
month.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Smith or Alexandra,
Mimi, has been visiting friends and
attending to business matters In
CTesco.
Miss Lottie r. Kicker, we'll known
to the people Of this county as a
most estimable lady was married at
Park Rapids, Mimi. Jany 9Th, to Mr..
Henry r. Cobb.
James Hanegan Of Wood5ine. Har-
risOn county, will visit friends in
the county soon. He was among the
flrst settlers Of this county. and We
are glad to know he Is meeting with
prosperity.
Elsewhere may be seen the adver-
tisement Of the Live Oak Meat Mar
ket Just opened by Theo. Miller, one
OF the most popular men In the
meat market business in Cresco.
We commend him to our friends and
the public. believing he will stand
the test Of trial.
Gust. A. Rain and J. G. Knapp
have the material and Office on hand
and in about two weeks will issue at
Nashua, Iowa, u red-hoI democratic
and anti-monopoly paper. Success
to the new enterprise. The material
Is from Barnhart Bros. s. Spindler,
Chicago.
There will be q meeting of the
Howard County Agricultural Society
Saturday the 18th, at p. m, In the
Auditors Office, to which oil OF the
old directors for 1854, and others
interested are invited. A large at
tendance is requested.
By order OF Committee.
We call attention to the Veterinary
card OF w. H. w. Cooper, who is To-
Gated permantely in Cresco with his
Office at the Van Slyke House; Sta
BILE, thd old hotel barn OF the Hugh
Owen house. DIR. Cooper is assisted
by DR.. Trowbridge. They have q
large number OF bosses with varions
ailments in charge, each OF which
ars benefited materially by the
treatment given.
r. G. Nichols s. Son. the noted
lolstcin breeders Of this place hal
~ addition Of two to their herd from
!. - noted Prize winners. Lnur-tte
.::;;::oaD II. IL. s., with !, milk record u
Is pounds per day; the first prize
winner at the Minneapolis fair, drop.
ped 4 heller, sired by Honest Abe
also bull dropped by Minnesots
144l) H. III. B.; Minnesota, has taken
three FIRST prizes. In succession al
the Minneapolis fair, and has a milk
record OF IS pounds per day as 4 2
) year old, which tested IS per CEN
cream. Her calf was sired by Dicl
Spanz.
4 New Calendar. The New Yorl
Observer Calendar for 1885, is
folding Calendar. six pages, eacl
. 4x4& inches, made by Marcus Ware
J 4 Co., Of London, with new ant
Elegant designs, suitable for the desk
the pocket or the study. Itcontain
: information rs to Domestic and For
eign Postage, revised by tho U.
Post Office; legal Holidays, Churcl
I Days, Eclipses. ect. It will be sen
in sealed aRvelope to any address
upon receipt Of Ten Gents.
!. Address,
3. New York Observer,
81 and 50 Park Row.
!. The Sisters school is meeting wit
. good degree OF deserved prosper
:, ity. Notwithstanding the closenes
OF the money market and the 10,
price OF all commodities, 1t has u
: increased attendance at each tern
e Its curriculum covers a wide field i
study. It's Instructors are thoroug
Z and untiring, their excellent wor
!" is manifest In the progress an
standing Of their pupils. The schot
+ gives music in its various brapche
e by one Of the best teachers Of the
pleasing branch OF study In th
= county. To students desiring |
Is acquire thorough and practic,
knowledge Of German 1t offers sups
y rior inducements In an instructt
whose mother tongue Is that lar
guage, and who beside being u tho
et ough German scholar is also goo
:. English scholar. The terms to st,
dents are SO reasonable as to plat
I. ito advantages within the reach
= nearly every person, and the publ
appreciation Is evidenced In its Ill
eral patronage. and support.