The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-07-25

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"Wednesday.
G. J. Somsen and his son Stephen
were in town yesterday making the
PLAIN DEALER a pleasant call.
The students of DEBORAH Insti-
tute should be present at the socia-
BILE, Saturday evening, Aug. 3ist.
Mrs. F. J. Mead IL visiting with
Mrs. Babcock and Mrs. Brocksome.
for few days In Mimi.
The Elnla Sun has been enlarged
to six column folio. In other respects
It Is like the dutchman's drink "yust
the same"
Mrs. J. M. Davis Of Lime Springs
favored US with some delicious white
clover honey, ~ fine as ever tickled
the palate of mortal man.
Mr.. L. Greenbaum returned from
Marshalltown Tuesday morning &C.
companied by his nephew Master
Leon Greenbaum, who come for .
few days visit with cousins.
Mrs. E. NJ. Dissmore and children
returned home to Crozier, North Da-
kota the first OF the week and were
accompanied by Miss Lauraine Mead
who goes for few weeks visit.
Miss Fannie pullman who meas
ures tape and calico in w, H. Mar
eness store at Elma was Cresco Wis
itor for several days last week and is
still welcome guest Of Cresco.
The Farmers Voice Of Chicago and
the PLAIN DEALER both one year,
for$1 so, cash to accompany the or
der. Address this Office. 4Stf.
DR.. Kessell has gone for few
months on the continent Of Europe
and will on his return resume the
practice Of medicine here. He has
good ability and has made q fair
professional record.
Excursion tickets to the republi-
can state convention Aug. Il will be
sold by the G. n. 4 st. Paul to best
junction points ut one fare for the
round trip, tickets sold the - and Is
good to return Aug. 16.
Do you wish to acquire power to
read in an interesting manner; to be-
come ready and accurate in mental
and practical arithmetic; to learn to
speak and write the English langu-
age clearly, precisely, effectively-at-
tend the Cedar Valley Seminary, Os-
age, September 10.
The Chicago Sentinel Of July 4th,
with plainly printed direction Iowa
PLAIN DEALER, Cresco Iowa, reach
ed it's destination July 20, 1889 at
half past II q. III. Wanainaker and
Bell, Miniature hell of postal facili-
ties.
A Band contest with $4,000 as 1st,
and 5000 as End, prize will draw
several fine musical organizations to
our Fair. 1t is not 80 much the mo-
ney they will get ~ the honor OF
winning that will bring them here.
Entrance Is free and disinterested |
musicians from abroad will act as
judges.
Gorum Weaver in renting for his |
PLAIN DEALER under date Of July |
16, '89. Says I'VE have q fine boy |
Ave months old born I'm Northwood,
Iowa, making him, as are all his other
children, Hawkeyes. He says all |
well. cool weather and no yellow fe-
yer. His address il Daytonia, Flori-
da.
Look out for q classical Concert"
that Is to be given in the near future
Arrangement being made not only
with the very best home talent but
also with Musicians Of Note from
abroad. Particulars will be publish
ed after having completed arrange
ments for the Orchestral-pieces, So
los, Duets, Trios, Quartets and Cho-
ruses. both Instrumental and Vocal. |
H. G. Burgess, n. B. Wheeler,
Worden Etrother, A. H. Caward,
Frank Sayre Messrs Button and
some others from Cresco attended
the meeting OF the prohibitionists in
st. Paul last Tuesday, although the |
Derby races Of the twin city Jockey
Club were in progress at Hamline.
We notice that the carpenters are
about through with the outside Of
Floral Hall revealing very pretty
outlines. The painters begin work
to-day. The roof will be painted a |
red color, the body cream with
dark walnut trimming and the inter- |
Tor sky blue, altogether it will be
gem for the purpose for which it IL
intended.
The st. Louis Magazine for Aug.
1850 comes to this Office with T. J.
Gilmore rs business manager. Now
is that man Gilmore the man of the
New Oregon Star Of the West in ante
bellum daysy The magazine is pub
lished at 0O1 Olive St., st. Louis Mo.
at $3.50 per year, and it's worth
more than is asked for it judged by
the one before us.
| Supt. Irwin comes here tomorrow
to arrange for train service to carry
the crowds that will come to our
Fair.
From Mc(iregor to Austin and
DEBORAH on the l. and NJ. Brush
Creek north on the Davenport as
well as from Riceville Elma and
large delegations many Of them with
bands are sure to come. The old
settlers are also getting ready for q
big time on the 38th.
lChamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhooa Remedy.