The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-02-04
PLAIN DEALER,
THURSDAY FEB. 4, 1886.

Cresco, lows
Mrs. J. J. Sloan. OF Kiceville Is VS.
ting In Cresco.
DR. Roomc and wife arrived home
from New Orleans on Monday.
Remember the Concert at Lyric
Il all, February 18th.
Mr.. Zupdelowitz returned from thu
eastern markets on Sunday morn
ing.
THE PLAIN DEALER and Demofest'
uanthiv Magazine, both one year
for %. so.
Mrs greenleaf, a sister OF CAPT.
r Donahugh, has been visit'ne
friends in Cresco.
The McGregor Times puts its 70
Gals ia form Of paragraphs now
an improvement.
Jacob Zundelowitz 10 taking :. =
course at st. Joseph's college "
Prairie gu Chen.
The Misses Lille and Minnie CUT.
ter. of Minneapolis, are visiting Win
Mr.. Beadle's family.
Levi Rnllis came up on Tuesday,
and is taking testimony IN the case
Of Rice versus Riae.
Remember the Concert OF Lyric
Hall, February 26th.
nc. McCartey came down from
AZ. paul Monday night to attend .ns
term Of court which commences "
day.
candlemas day bright and clear
v,th the thermometer 81 degrees
below In the morning % 2 starteI
for the ground hog.
There are but two men in Mower
county who pay more taxes than
Wentworth Hayes, Of lie Roy. His
tax is reported at nearly $2OO.
viii Dissmore Of the Riceyille Re.
cord and his jour Charley Peek
,vara not quite Us well-heeled on
reaching Riceville, as when they
started from Cresco, last Monday.
The wife OF the Rev. Chas. Seinig'
a. a. New York city, stopped y
Cresco on her way home from Sa1
Francisco, for her daughter Lime
and to visit Nr. and Mrs. Aunoei'
owitz.
The Northwestern Dairymen's A.
sociation will meet at Beloit, Wis
consin. commencing Tuesday. Feb
ruary is, continuing In session foul
DAYS. Excursion rates on all rail-
roads.
Our Little Ones for February hal
some very cute poetic valentines
and illustrations adapted to the nt,
tie ones OF the household. Russell
Publishing Co., IS Bromheld street
Boston, $50 per year.
Remember the Concert at Lyric
Hall, February 26th.
From the LIE Roy Independent We
learn that John McCulloch, father o.
Robert McCulloch, Of this place diec
at lie Roy Of heart disease, January
d. at the advanced age OF eighty
four years, II months and 10 days.
A man named Coffee was run ove'
and killed while switching cars q
g almar Monday night. His absence
from the platform being noticed nt
was looked after and found dead and
seriously mangled up.
On Sunday afternoon next chill.
dren's service will be held ut
O'Clock. All children and parents
cordially invited. Mr.. G. L. Hope
will preach special sermon to chill
dren entitled Learning to Walk"
The February Wide Awake is filled
to overlooking with good things. W.
notice the children formerly shown
on front page OF tho cover, are now
nearly grown, yet wide awake. $500
a year. D. Lothrop s Co., Publish
ers, Boston.
A first class Piano has been ad.
ded to the attractions OF the refresh
ment house Of Hope 4 Co., two
doors north OF the post Office. La
dies aud gentlemen invited to drOE
In o. evenings and while away y
pleasant ana profitable hour.
A full congregation assembled Al
Grace Episcopal church on Sunda,
last when full choral service was
well rendered. Miss Lille Cutter
beautifully sang Ewes Lamenta
ton" and also well rendered, with
Mrs. q. Marsh, 4 Duet, Hope Be
yond." Mrs. Gregory Marshall nc
companied In her usual able manner
Mr.. Robert phelan, the gentleman
~ and energetic agent OF the Can
non River Flour manufactM he
company ut Northfleld, MIMI, calle,
to-day. The Arm which Mr.. Pbclal
represents, manufactures three
brands OF superior -four, which MAJ
be found on sale at the stores OF H
Corranre and P. H. Halpin.-Trle
graph.
Remember the Concert at Lyric
Hall, February Goth.
OPERATION ron CANcER.-Dr. Bar
rett, assisted by DR.. Bennett, remov
ed an ugly looking cancer which ha,
been growing some four months
from the nose Of young woman Of
Thursday last. It was Of the variet,
that was ID the throat OF ex-Presi
dent Grant. (Epithelioma), and whpl
removed hid grown to the size O
three-fourths of AD inch Ia diameter
vick's Floral Guide for 1886. tn
pioneer seed annual OF Americs
comes to us this year real gem, no
a dry list OF hard botanical names
but over thirty pages Of reading mat
ter, among which are articles o
Roses, House Plants, Cheap Green
houses, Onion Culture, Mushroom,
Manures. Young Gardeners,and yer
interesting reading, followed b
about $50 pages containing illustrs
tons, descriptions and prices {