The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-05-30

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be furnished at DEBORAH Institute
for so furnished rooms, 30 cents
per week,
The creamery at Lowther about
half way between Elma and Riceville
has begun operations with flattering
prospects.
A meeting will be held ut the Court
House, Friday evening Of this week
to take into consideration the qnes-
ton Of a fourth OF July celebration.
Everybody interested in the matter
/ il invited to come.
James Brophy Of Lourdes was in
town last Tuesday and renewed his
annual subscription to the PLAIN
DEALER making thirty one years he
has taken and paid for it to the pres
ent and its only publishers.
/ Gene. Batenan says he has job
helping Charley Cole with olittle.
They hardly expect to finish the job
this summer. Though not verv
profitable 1t affords living.
H. G. McCarty, former pronli-
nent attorney Of Iowa but now
among the legal luininaries Of st.
| Paul was in Cresco OH professional
business last week.
Andrew McAndrew desires to
! publicly thank Mrs. Durgin for q
cross, and Mrs. Cady and Mrs. Barth
for their kindness in strewing flow
ers upon the grave of his deceased
wife.
The Cresco PLAIN DEALER came
to our desk last week, and We must
say We rather like its styls. 1t is a
PLAIN DEALER. How'll you swap
Bro. Mead?-Waverly Independent.
Even. of course. We have no differ
ence with brother editor
A letter mailed at Crosier. Dakota
May IA, reached Cresco on the "A.
when it should have been received
the 10th. just eight days over time
OH the way. The job lot Of
ronte agents probably could not
sooner learn where q letter plainly
addressed to Cresco. Howard Co. Iowa
should be sent.
A Cedar Rapids Clergyman has
been asked to resign because his
sermons contained extracts from the
newspapers. We don't know: what
newspaper he could have taken an
extract from without improving the
average sermon.
The Howard County Anglers Asso-
citation, for the purpose Of enfor-
cling obedience to the laws pertain
ing to fishing and to promote stock
ing the streams and ponds with fish
Is an organization of which Aug.
Beadle is president, DIR. Clemmer
Treasurer and H. e. Burgess is seer e.
tary.
1t has been suggested that an enter
tainment be given the proceeds to be
used for putting and keeping the
cemetery walks and grounds tasti-
~ in repair. Such an entertainment
consisting of music and readings
would for such purpose draw =
large audience because beside the
laudible object, it would be we'll
worth the price of admission; Who
will move in the matter?
James Garrett who has faithfully
served hepeople as deputy post-,nas-
! ter for the past four years, retires
with a change of postmaster in Cres-
co. Mr.. and Mrs. Beadle with whom
he has made his home while in the
employ of Mr.. Beadle as his deputy
honored him with party Tuesday
evening, inviting in some fifty of the
young meu and women of Cresco
where music and games chased away
the evening hours. We understand
Mr. Garrett will represent a well
known publishing house on the road.
We can cheerfully and confidently
commend him to the public as
worthy of its confidence and patron
age.
Jared Sigler who settled in Sara
toga in 1854 being the first settler in
the town died ut hospital in indie.
pendence Tuesday morning May %,
aged about IS years. Several year 1
since Mr.. Sigler fell from a building
receiving an injury upon the head,
that caused at different times abera.
ton of mind which compelled his
friends to send him to the insane
hospital where he died. He was q
harmless, kindly disposed man, up
right and honorable in all his trans
actions. His remains were to be
brought to Elma on the day of hi
decease and the interment will be il
the cemetery near Saratoga. Hi
leaves widow and several children
aurviyinp HIM