The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-15
Mrs. n. Mullen went to Wis. last

MTe. d. Mullen went TO WIS. last
week to visit relatives.
| At this end OF the line coal will
range at prices bordering upon ex-
tortion as usual, at the other end the
miners are starving rs usual.
Mrs. Hattie Mitchell, OF New
Hampton, wife OF A. w. Mitchell and
daughter OF DR.. McCollun is visiting
in Cresco.
The dance in the new hall on the
Fair grounds will run daily with q
fine orchestra and will prove a pleas
urable arrangement.
There is an air Of mystery abont
the base ball boys that betokens mis-.
chief, but just what their designs are
deponent saith not.
Get rid OF that tired feeling az
quick as possible. Take Hoods Sar-
saparilla, which gives strength, q
good appetite, and health.
Miss Mate Fobes Is home from Ev
anston, ILL.,, for q two-week's visit.
She has charge Of = dress making es-
tablishment in that city OF fashion
able boarding schools and school
girls.
No record has been made Of the old
settlers in Albion, Vernon Springs,
Howard Center, Paris and New Ore.
gon who are coming to the meeting
as all are expected.
The Herald has been removed from
Calmar to DEBORAH where it will be
published under the control and
management Of the Herald Publish.
| ing Co. ~ . staunch democratic pa.
per,
H. 8. LOOMS and his brother, both
in the employ Of the st Paul Globe
we're in town Saturday, driving
across the country to Preston tc
spend the sabbath with father and
mother there.
B. Isaac is building larger and bet
ter every way than the house
that was burned the 4th Of July. His
new house just enclosed is 24x4O feet
two stories, with an attic and base
ment or cellar under about half the
house. He has located it farther
from the street than his former one
There is not youngster within
miles Of Cresco who can be kept from
seeing the Sioux Indians.
1t will please the young folks t.
see them and the opportunity ought
not be denied them to see q specie o
human beings that are strangers to
them though but q few years out Of
possession of our lands.
The DEBORAH Journal says the Nc.
Oregon Times has been sold by M6
Andrick to two of the men long EN-
ployed upon the paper. Looking a
the Times for confirmation we be
hold the name of John H. Andricl
still at the masthead. Now why no
wait for the Times to announce it
transfer to other partiesi
Mrs. Griswold and Mrs. Thompson
two ladies who belong to the Politi
cal Equity club Of jamestown N. Y
rs we CLEAN from the Every Satur
day were recently chosen members o
the school board there by rousint
majorities, defeating two old mem
beers Of the board.
The old settlers meeting il shapinG
up nicely and advices are that nearl,
all who are able to do 30 will be out tx
the meeting on the 18th. Bring alst
your baskets filed with good thingl
and let us have dinner and inter.
change old time "reminiscences thu
for many OF us will be the last. Mr.
Beadle has charge Of the entertain
inent which me ans that it will b
looked after.
Mr.. G. d. Cutting sends the name
of the following persons from Rice
Vile who will attend the old settler
meeting on the 18th.
Judah Bartlett, Zacheus Banks, j
E. Bennett, A. b. Chandler, F. A
Cutting, L. G. Cutting, Marshal Foz
Ole Hendricks, James Hendricks
James Locke, VIM. Maltby, B, w
Maltby, B. B. Patterson, Benz. Pat
terson. Aaron st. John, n. Simmons
II. F. Scott, E. G. Teeple, Ralph Wat
son, Frank Fellows, J. C. Fellows
Ralph Jacobus, P. Mulick, Tholna
Nc Cook, L. H. Clark. John Mulicl
u. C. Kellow, Arthur Wells, jaime
Bennett, Jr.
i William Thornburg. after an Hines
OF a few weeks, died on Friday Of las
week, and his remains were laid q
rest in Oaklawn Cemetery on SatuI
day. He was the eldest child of Des
con E. Thornburg and wife, both &
whom survive him, advanced in year
to near the four score and ten. TIL
age Of the deceased was about 8
years. He was in the military ser,
, Ice as Lieutenant in a Kansas reg
ment during the war, his residenc
! then being in that state. He va
much broken down In health for tn
, past two years, but to within:a fe,
, weeks Of his death was SO as to b
around town. His parents and tw
, sisters, Mrs. E. +. Dunn and Mrs. D.
CleMMer survive him; his sicknel
and death occurring ut the home {
the latter, where the old people ar,
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera an
Diarrhose Remedy.
IL This medicine can always be d.
!. pended upon, not only in the Milde
. forms Of summer complaint, but ale