The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-04-16

Cousin Phil Mead sold his place in
Cresco to James Markovitz.
WIN. Fitzgerald, druggist Of Rock
ford, Iowa, is in town.
Childrens School Hats from 35 cts.
0 : l. so at Cole & Kimbalfs.
The criminal trials anticipated
FOR the present term, all went over
20 November.
Ladies and Misses Trimmed Hats
from $3.50 to as high rs you wish at
Cole s. Kimballs.
Cyrus Wellington, the able Dis
trict attorney OF this district was in
attendance upon Judge Hatch's
term OF court, which was rather
brief, owing to the indisposition Of
the Judge.
Wallace and Alice Mead went to
DEBORAH on Monday to attend the
term OF the Institute commencing
on that day. Prof. Breckenridge Is
having an excellent school and the
people seem 10 know it.
Mrs. Jas. Russell OF Nebraska,
came to Cresco last Saturday TO at
tend the sick bed Of her daughter,
Nellie, wife OF Sam G. Ballard. Hopes
are entertained or her recovery, we
are glad to learn.
The grand jury found bill OF in
dictment agains VIM. b. Marsh for
the murder Of Cyrus L. Bents. The
court appointed Frank Sayre and
Chas. P. Brown to defend him.
April 16 and very little seeding
done in this vicinity, and but one OF
two warm days thus far. A cold
time was promised when the r. Q. p
got left, aud We have it.
Purlie Judd on the indictment fol-
illegal voting, gets one month In
Jail. Had it been month out ol
Jail and Sinking for himself, the
penalty would have carried some
punishment with it.
| Attention is called to the profes.
sional card of DR.. J. A. Barrett
elsewhere In the PLAIN DEALAR. DR.
Barrett dmrisg nearly d year among
us has demonstrated his fitness anc
qualification for the practice O.
nedicine and surgery
Ben Often Of Howa d Center is en-
titled TO thanks for new subscribers
to the PLAIN DEALER. A few friends
us faithful in each township wOnlt
spread the light Of thePLAIN DEALEl
Throughout the county very fully.
| Henry MILF, was in town on Mon
Iday, on his way east for a stock oil
hardware for the store at Granger
in which lie is interested. He has
Il good town for the business becans.
| its chief dependence is upon ,
lgood farming community and there il
none better than thar tributary tt
Granger.
,I~ AT the next regular meetin,
- Of Cresco Lodge $50 A. F. {
A. NJ, April %, A. i. $685. occurs tn
annual election Of its officers for tn
year ensuing. All master mason
in good standing will take notice an'
govern themselves accordingly. 25t
From the Neigh (NebraskN Re
publican, we learn that Mrs. NJ. S
Nichols, for many years teacher il
the public schools Of Cresco, Is prin
cipal OF the public school at Neligl
country seat OF Antelope county. w.
also learn from the same source tina
. the Garland family formerly resident
near here are prospecting.
GoDEY's LADY's Book for May /
a plumber Of which the publisher
may be proud All its department
r are well conducted and compreheu
sive. There is not another magazin
in the country which offers to ii
subscribers what this magazine doe
at the lowest possible prices OF sui
scription. The recent book offer {
the publishers, which is still in fore
n will bear investigation. Address ,
4 H. Haulenback g. co. Philadelphia p
A nice line Of Childrens Soho,
Hats at Cole & Kimball's.
i The Cresco cornet band will gi,
II u minstrel entertainment in Lyr
Hall, on Friday evening, April 24t
The band have been practicing I,
some time and will give the people
good entertainment This band
now organized have never asked Il
: citizens for any help but bought the
N own instruments and music, b
J needing something new take til
plan OF replenishing their treasur
= and we hope the citizens will 81,
them u full house. The boys a
deserving Of liberal patronap
They have always responded chez
u Y fully to all calls for music, and ,
n hope the people will come to the
n n aid and show their appreciation Of
=. good band and encourage the ho
L. to still greater. efforts to impro
~ their organization.