The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-05-21
PLAIN DEALER,
THURSDAY, NAY u, 1885

THURSDAY, MAY Il, 1880
Judge Williams OF Clayton county
Is in Cresco yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. John B. Stevens was buried
on Wednesday, from the catholic
church d large concourse following
her remains to the grave.
in. Wood, popular clerk in DR..
Prices drug store, is visiting friends
in New York, Squire Eddy filling
the position most completely during
his absence.
O. II. Wood will sell fifteen cows
and a lot OF other property in yard
next to Norton Bros. livery barn
Saturday afternoon May 23rd.
A some what distinguished English
gentleman by the name Of James
Russell Lowell will sail for New York
June 10.
Ed. Reineger, sheriff Of Floyd Co.,
was in town on Tuesday. Some
things which he gave away" will
make pleasant reading by and by,
for the parties delivered up.
They all say its fine! The stock
OF candy ut Arnold & Terry's new
stand 3 doors doors north OF the Z.
"a 33t2
Thomas Dale has gone to Niagara
County New York, upon the most
sacred journey man can perform;
to visit his aged mother. He con-
templates bringing her to Iowa with
him II her age and health will per-
init.
John Ntzhugh, nearly beat the
Fleming Bros, OF Fremont Twp,
out Of span Of horses last week,
paying only $4,000 for them. They
have more Of the same quality at
like reasonable prices.
Mr.. Dighton Kirkpatrick, a former
Howard county boy, was in Cresco
over Sunday, taking occasion to
visit the PLAIN DEALER folks, among
whom he is ever welcome. His faith
er p. G. Kirkpatrick is at Harper, in
Kansas, In trade.
Mr.. John McHugh thinks this ticket
would win in Howard county this
fall: Representative, Thos. McCook ;
Treasurer, Oliver Ct. Wanless or J. j.
Lowry; Auditor. Albert Wallace !;
Sheriff, w. w. Johnson; Supt. Of
Schools, G. n. Faulks; Supervisor,
| N~oRx~ rnhn
The Lorimier House at Dubuque,
was fittingly mentioned by Gen. Geo.
w. Jones, as the best kept hotel on
the continent. While this may not
be literally true, it is near enough
up to the standard OF truth for all
practical purposes. It is certainly
the best kept OF any house we know
OF east or west.
The Nursery of L. L. May s. CO.,
Of st. Paul, supplied on the orders
from this place the finest stock in
appearance and condition of any
shipment Of trees, shrubs and plants,
ever coming to our people from q
distance. The roots Of trees were
large and fine, and everything looked
| as though the house would not be
afraid to call again.
George Dell who is interested with
DR.. Clemmer in q cattle ranch in
Montana came in from there Sunday
morning. He reports their herd as
having wintered in good condition
and that they are handsomely thriv-
ing on the fresh grass which is good
and abundant.
Everingham s. Singer have put q
new front in the store OF Thompson
e. johnson Bros. vastly improving
the appearance and undermining the
front. These mechanics are now ut
the residence Of E. r. Thompson,
which is being built on what is know
as the Skinner lots.
A brother Of Willard Morgan, late
clerk of Rock county Wis. is visiting
in Cresco. Although he get left last
fall on the republican ticket from
what we hear, he is very frank in the
opinion that Cleveland means to be
President, and Is pleased to say 80
because in his opinion some one be.
side the man elected has been presi-
dent since the days Of Lincoln.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Sims u
Yorkshire, England are paying a
visit to Mr.. John Sims a brother
residing near Granger MINI. The
Sims family consists Of three brothers
and two sisters, one sister residing
In England and one in Kansas. The
sister from England visited here last
year, and In Kansas. The brother
and wife visiting here will also visit
in Kansas. Mr.. George Sims is the
senior Of John by some years is ;
retired hotel keeper and is enjoying
the visit among our people and tn.
different scenery and condition!
in life it presents. We hope the.
may fall in love with our cOuntr,
and its people and remain amont
them.
The following Is tho title Of tin
discourse to be delivered before tn
4 G.. A. r. Post OF Cresco, in Cour
. House Hall, at 3 o'clock p. M, Sun
day, May 3lst, by the Rev. Or. Perez
val, Chaplain Of the Post.
MY FIRST SERMON IN CAMP.
The Text-a..Endure hardness as
\ good soldier of Jesus Christ"
) The line Of thought suggested b
:. it on two very different occasion
d during the war-and the preser
>, application.
VI Arnold 4 Terry have change
: their business location, but the