The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-04-09

District court, Judge Hatch pre-
siding. will convene on Monday
next.
B, Chaplin and jas. Hendricks are
in Dubuque, jnrymen in the Z. >.
Court now in session there.
Oliver H. Wood will sell picture
frames, furniture. horses aud a lot Of
calamities. in front OF the Court
House, next Saturday afternoon.
o. A. Schall, the tunner and re-
pairer OF musical instruments, will
be in CrescO on the 18th, and remain
while piano or organ needs tuning
L. L. Woadcock. John McCook,
Mrs. H. G. Price and Miss Virginia
Sr,other have gone to attend the
Musical Convention to meet at Chi
cago this week.
John F. Hess little boy had the
misfortune to get IL broken leg while
playing with lot Of other boys in
the Court House yard. He is doing
well.
w. "A. Dissmore departed for his
north Dakota farm on Tuesday, ac-
companied by Mr.. Sessions Of Chick
asaw county and the PLAIN DEALER
editor.
J.F. Hughes and family have the
misfortune to bury two children
twins-but few weeks old.
Charles Putnam and wife also had
the misfortune to lose their infant.
Grand opening at the Cresco Roller
Rink on Friday evening, April 10. by
the champions. Walton and Sanders,
trick, fancy and acrobatic roller
skaters. See bills and press notices
ut post Office. n. B. WHEELER.
Dr.. O. N. Hoyt OF Duluth with his
daughter Jessie were in Cresco over
Sunday hand shaking with friends.
The DR.. says business is good in
that thriving city and that 5. J..
smith formerly ofthis place also is
doing well there.
Philip Mead will sell his house and
property about one block west ct
the Lutheran Church for $3.50 cash.
It is the cheapest property in town
by all odds. He will be found at this
office for IL few days the last of this
week or the early part of next.
M 1t the next regular meeting
OF Cresco Lodge $50 4. 4. 4
A. NJ, April %, 4. L. $685. occurs the
annual election OF its officers for the
year ensuing. All master masons
in good standing will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly. 25t5
Several OF our exchanges are ad.
| vertising the Sunshine Magazine
The Agents Herald, which exposes
frauds without mercy, classes that
magazine among them. The very
fact that it proposes to give its mag.
azine every week for one year FOL
lay cents ought to tell every man Of
fsense its character.
The squirming Of the member of
the town council who was pledged
to Mr.. Dreamer for Marshal, but who
filibustercd through five ballotings
to drive another person to vote SO as
to save him from fulfilling his prom.
Uses and finally voted for Convey. i
enomgh to bring tears from he elias
sic optics Of u wooden Indian.
| Wellington DeNoyelles aided ii
making our Easter morning break.
fast sweet and abundant by giving
Us pair Of fine pickerel from Big
Stone Lake, Dakota; aud II fine roas
from the premium short horn COW
slaughtered by Fred Martin fo
Easter and presented for our dinncl
kept us thankful and chuck full i'll
day. in fact TOO full for utterance.
| Hon. John McHugh. Of Crescc
went to Chicago yesterday to br;ns
home three splendid Ciys!esdal,
horses which he purchased in Cana
tia for his Kendullviile stock farm
One is II five-year- old stallion i'm
ported from Scotland in 1882, an.
which took the first premiums boti
in Scotland AMI Canadl The Others
are two registered mare colts, which
were the premium -year-old cole
in Canada last year, AMI weigh l59-
and 1912 pounds. The staliionis 10
hands high and weighs 205O pounds
I-[Decorah Journal.