The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-21

Rutterick's Patterns can be had Mt
J. B. Caward 4 Co.'s.
Mrs Bridget Purcell goes to st.
Paul to reside with q married daugh-
ter residing there.
Write G. d. Nichols 4 Co., for sam
pies and rules for self measurement.
d. O. Alleman sold his two-year-
old stallion colt by Western Lad, to
parties at East Export, Iowa, for q
long price.
Wanted Immediately, good big
load Of fax straw, at the Plain Deal
er Office.
BUTTERFLIES Patterns are now kept
In stock at J. b. Caward T. Co.'S.
Mr.. B. Coughlin and family return
ed from st. Paul, where they have
had street work the past summer.
Miss Kate Cooley, one Of the teach
ers in the Lime Springs school, &C
companied by one OF her pupils visi-
ted friends in Cresco last Saturday.
H. r. Eagle & Co. O. Wabash Ave-,
Chicago, have another change in
their advertisement this week. Have
our farmer readers sent for their price
list, It will pay you big profit.
Andy p. Herold, . former resident
of Cresco, and now the editor Of the
Courier Democrat at Seneca, Kansas,
has been renewing old acquaintance
in and about Cresco. We acknOwl-
edge q brief but pleasant CAL.
The Methodist, Baptist ant Con-
gregational Churches will hold I'm
ion service In the Baptist Church, on
Thanksgiving day, Thursday, Nov.
q, ut II o'clock a. m. Mr.. Rae will
give the Thanksgiving address.
Butterick's Patterns In stock. A
full line OF all desirable patterns can
now be found at our store.
j. b. CAWARD Il Co.
Services viii be held in Grace Epis-
oopal Church every other Sabbath,
at II O'Clock .. M, and at the usual
hour in the evening. The next serv=
ice will be Sunday, Dec. LIST Of the
hour named. In the mean time, an
honest, earnest effort should be made
to organize choir, which will give
the service the attraction OF good
music, now wofully lacking.
Ed. L. Huntley & Co., whose advertise
ment Is runniaG in the PLAIN DEAL
ER, are reported to us BY nsn Of the
utmost responsibility, Is honorable.
fair dealing men, reliable and respon
sible. and who will sac redly perform
every promise. II you want q good
/ .4ii at reasonable prices you should
write to them.
The Fowler Magnetic Spectacles
strengthen the eyes. For sale ut DIR.
Prices Drug Store. Sm3
All the new buildings in the pro-
cess of erection on the burnt district
as well rs the tub factory will be
nearly closed in by Saturday night IL
the weather continues favorable. All
will be good substantial structures
and Of good outward appearance, ex'
cept the unsightly south end Of the
tub factory. Why WAS It made 80!
Don't miss the first big dance Of
the season in Lyric Hall. Thanksglv-
ing night. Good music and fine
time. Admission low.
Robt. Thomson has returned to
Cresco and holds his former position
as cashier of Cresco Union Savings
Bank. Mr.. Lowry who has been it's
President. resigned his position and
Mr.. C. X. Berg was appointed in his
stead. Mr.. Lowry still remains O di.
rector and resigned the Office Of presi-
dent because of his increased bust
ness and the fact that the claims of
the bank was taking up more Of his
time than he was able to spare.
Come and enjoy yourself with your
friends at the big dance in Lyric Hall
Thanksgiving night. Good music.
Thanksgiving will be observed in
Iowa by all classes this year. Re-
publicans are thankful that 1t is no
worse, Democrats are thankful that
It is so well with them. Our Boies
will recommend measures to the
legislature instead Of the outgoing
governor.
Buy your Gloves and Mittens OF
Johnstown glove factory and cave
money. G.. ID. Nichols f. Co.