The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-22
Master Frank Clemmer has gone

Master Frank Clemmer has gon
for a weeks visit at Rockford. III
with the family Of Mrs. Peters.
There ought to he large number
Of our German population to heal
the famous German band OF Elkadel
contest for the honors at the Band
Tournament.
, G. Fl. Miller and wife visit in Water
loo, Wis. with Charley Mead and
family this week after which they at
tend the &. A. Il. encampment in
Milwaukee.
a full list OF the toasts for the old
settlers meeting will be issued with
programme and distributed among
the old settlers on the grounds.
Mrs. Geo. w. Sanborn and daught
er Bonnie are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Beadle this week. They have
been at Santiago, Cal. for the past
two years Mr.. Sanborn since leaving
Mason city and the G. NJ. & st. p.
l road having had charge of division
of the Southern Pacific which lie still
has.
The Cresco Base Ball Club are
practicing hard and will make the
club that carries off first honors play
good ball. 1t will be played to win
beyond doubt. 1t is not settled
what clubs are coming. though Law
Ter, DEBORAH and other mines are ex-
pected, but enough is certain that
there will be lots of fun.
Horace Bishop returned from his
California trip last Saturday, report
ing a pleasant trip and good time,
although everything in that state is
SO changed that the scenery Of
twenty-five years or more ago is no
where to be seen.
For the State Fair to be held at
Des Moines Aug. 30 to Sept. :. excur
sion tickets will be sold to the points
where best connection is made for
DesMoines, ut fare one way for round
trip. Sell Aug. 90 to Sept. Z, good to
return until Sept. ..
The suggestion that the stores be
closed each afternoon Of the last
three days of the fair is II good one.
Give your help a chance to see and
enjoy the fair, it only comes once Il
year and never before presented the
bill Of fare that it does this year.
All should see it and all should he
given chance
They will go at their work next
day with renewed energy for their
employers.
For the Industrial Exposition to be
held in Milwaukee Aug. 81 to Oct. 5,
excursion tickets will be sold at one
fare for round trip, with 25c added
for admission. Sell on Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays, and also
daily from Sept. IL to q inclusive,
go cd until Monday following date of
sale.
With all their buildings and barns
for stock the managers of the fair
are compelled to build additional box
stalls. A lot of carpenters are at
work on them and additional amphi-
theatre room.
The North Iowa Times of last week
announces its transfer to Dymond l.
Studebaker, who will conduct it in
the same political channel as has
been its past. Mr.. Andrick pays his
successors II notice which is a compli-
ment because he was no sycophant
and his words always had the i'm
press of sincerity. While we reluct-
antly bid him goodbye in a journal
istic way, we desire the words to
have their broadcast original significa-
ton. ''God be with you.'
During the fair the hotels will be
unable to take care of quarter Of the
people who will need Accommodations
and are willing to pay for them.
1t is suggested that private families
leave word ut the printing Offices and
the Sec'ry will detail a person TO col
lect the names of such with the num-
Der they can take care of and assign
them accordingly. BY little system
can he taken care of when
it all would be confusion,
Send in the names by Friday night,