The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-14

visiting at J. III. Bowers.
q. H. Terry and wife are making /,
visit in Waverly, Iowa, this week.
Rev. G. A. Marshall is Cresco visi
tor this week.
| j. g. Stradley is In Cresco for III
family, and will take them to Saul
st. Marie.
Mrs. John f. Peck came to Cresc,
Tuesday, on the afternoon train. w,
don't know where they have secured
a house.
Come and enjoy yourself with you
friends ut the big dance in Lyric Hal
Thanksgiving night. Good music.
The Station Agent OF the kansa
City road at Taopi, Mimi, was rul
over by the cars Tuesday evening
killed and terribly mangled.
| DR.. Clenmer has gone to Denver
Colorado, to attend the shipment 0
a lot Of stock recently purchased.
Do you suffer with catarrh? Yo,
can b. cured il you take Hoods Sar
saparilIa, the great blood purifier.
J. s. Hastings of Lime Springs
made one Of his frequent bushes.
trips to Cresco this week.
Mrs. A. l.. Mckay, Miss Dana Ma
son and Miss Mary Lent, entertain
their friends in Prices Hall, Thurs
day evening.
Send to H. X. Eagle & Co., IS Wa
bash ave., Chicago, for price list.
The Board Of Supervisors convened
this week to canvas the votes cast al
the late election and to attend to 9th.
err county matters.
Don't miss the first big dance Of
the season in Lyric Hall, Thanksglv'
ing night. Good music and fine
time. Admission low.
Mrs. T. b. Richards OF Spokane
Falls, Washington, has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. \. L. Mckay.
Perfection Safety Oil is the best,
ask for it, and use no other.
W. r. Owen il getting ready for
the coming poultry season, by erect
ing his poultry sheds on the vacant
land west Of the Wilbur Lumber Co. +
yard.
The familiar form of Robt. Thorn
son, who has lately engaged in bust
ness in Chicago, is spending few
days with his family in Cresco.
VIM. Howard came down from St.
Paul last week, to attend the funeral
Of his grandmother, returning on
Saturday.
See card Of auction at briggs farm
in this issue. a good chance to get
q No. l family or money making COW.
machinery, ETC., in good order.
Perfection Oil is a high fire test, and
is the best family safety oil on the
market.
The evening services at the Con-
gregational, Methodist ard Baptist
churches are now held ut o'clock.
lIr. Butler, of Border Plains, Ia.,
has been the welcomed guest Of his
sister, Mrs. Long, of Howard Center,
after an absence of over thirty three
years.
w. r. Mead returned from Dakota
Wednesday morning, accompanied
by his granddaughter, Miss Gene
veive NJ. Disslnore. who will attend
the Sisters School for the rest of this
term.
Mrs. A. Fluck (nee Katie Long, ac-
companied by her little son Charles,
from Chicago, has been visiting the
previous weeks with her mother in
Howard Center.
Mr.. Laban Hassett has our thanks
for q goodly number of fine apples
as Il reminder Of his election rs Coun-
ty Surveyor. The boys" say they
are rather glad he was elected.
The observing reader will have
noticed the new advertisement of H,
r. Eagle & Co., 65 Wabash Avenue,
Chicago. 1t is worth the while OF
farmers and others, to get their price
list. They are seeking to do you
good. Groceries at wholesale prices,
and such grand qualities as that
house furnishes, give it an immense
retail trade. We know whereof we
write,
The Tub Factory is being rapidly
pushed and will soon be completed.
The boiler and engine are here ready
to be put up rs soon as the wall is
completed and the engine room built.
The large force Of carpenters and
brick-layers employed on the build
ings of Messrs. Caward's, Meyerdep
ard Patterson have completed the
first story and are now engaged on
the second.
The Cresco Library Association
met last Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. Mrs. Price acted as Chair
man and Mrs. Norton as Secretary.
1t was moved and carried that we
continue and replenish our library.
Miss Lottie Miller was elected Lii
brarian for the coming year. The
members are requested to call and
pay dues soon as possible in order to
make no delay in putting in the new
books. The rules and regulations
will be enforced the coming year.
There was vote of thanks given to
Mrs. Norton md Miss Lottie Miller
for their care of the library the DAst