The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-02-27


DR.. Roolne removed q large tumor
from the throat OF Gunder Amenson
near Ridgeway last Wednesday.
John Shafer, believing better late
than never" has had his turn at the
grippe but Is now able to be out.
n. b. Wheeler made trip to Du.
buque this week. Looks rather bad
but we guess it's all right.
Steady employment, on salary, is
offered in another column by E. G..
Peirson & Co., Waterloo, N. Y.
Miss Carrie Doolittle spent a few
hours with friends in Bonair, last
Saturday.
Miss Mamie Clark Of Lime Springs
was the guest Of her friend, Miss May
Tomas, last week.
We are glad to learn that Chas. H.
Miller, who has been suffering with
various diseases for some time past,
is steadily improving.
Improve the nutritive functions of
the scalp by using Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover, and keep the
hair from falling and becoming gray.
Mrs. Adrian McCullock, Mrs. Wick
Nash, Mrs. Cora Hall and Miss Min
ME Miller were at the Carnival, all
representatives Of Lime Springs.
Frank Long, one OF Cresco's popu-
lar boys took the Tuesday afternoon
train for Bourbon, Ind, where he
goes to join a theatrical troupe.
The services in Grace Episcopal
Church were made vastly more at
tractive last Sunday by the debut of
the new Choir which Mrs. &. Mar
shall 80 successfully trained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Nash were
called to Lime Springs, Saturday,
on account of the severe illness of
Mr.. Nash's mother.
The ladies Of Grace Episcopal
Church will give an entertainment
in Easter week, of which further no.
tice will be given.
LOsT-A Buffalo Overcoat, between
Cresco and DEBORAH, black lining,
faced back with drab cambria about
eight inches. The finder will be re-
warded by returning to Norton's
Livery Stable, in Cresco.
Miss Mary Ernst left on Saturday
last for st Paul, where she will spend
q few weeks in studying the new
styles of Millinery, preparatory to
the spring opening.
Mr.. Beadle has determined to sell
his lands in Howard county, nearly
5000 acres. He has sold about 5000
worth within the last ten days;giving
the buyers reasonable prices and
easy terms.
Button & Lemon have purchased
the RiAk property of Wheeler and
will convert it into stables for their
fine horses and Offices to be used by
themselves and by Mr.. Trenbeth, our
new veterinarian.
C. w. Sawyer will send the load OF
grain contributed by our people to
suffering poor in Dakota next Mon
day. Those who promised aid will
deliver their contribution on or be-
fore that day, or it will be too late.
There are many localities in Dako.
Ia. where the people are needing and
deserving of aid. We should do al
we could to assist them. j. b. Ca
ward & Co., offer to give 5 per cent
of their sales during the two first
weeks in March, at the same time
they guarantee the prices on Their
goods lower than ever. See their ad
John Reynolds of Helena, Monta
M, has just returned from q trip t.
Chicago, where he was united in Mar
riage, with Miss Lizzie Sheriden
about the first of February. He il
accompanied by his wife and aftel
visiting here a few days they will
proceed to Montana, where they viii
reside.
H. E. Crandall, former residen
and business man of Cresco, now il
mercantile business ut Colfax, Dako
tn, was Cresco visitor last week
!, We are gratified to learn that he i
meeting with fairly good success AM
that his worthy family are meeting
with as much prosperity as the en-
forced money famine will permit t
honest men who earn what the
have.
All dangerous consequences frOl
La Grippe IRE prevented by takin
ChaMberlain's Cough Remedy as ii
rected for severe cold, ii reasonabl
) care is taken to avoid exposure. FIT
cent bottles for sale by Lowry & Cor
molly.
NJ. q. Tuttle, special agent for tn
North Western Mutual Life Insul
ance Company, is in town. He say
the claim of &. H. Terry, lately d.
ceased, will be paid soon. PRONG
: and satisfactory settlement Of losse
5 is one of the strong points Of til
Y North Western.
Chicago wins the Worlds Fair I
be held in 1892 in comlnemoration .
the discovery of the continent .
America by Columbus in 1892. Thel
is open prairie enough about Chicae
to give standing room for all the pc
r pie who may attend.
Now see here Hezkiah, am goir
!. to the Hall Saturday night to he'
8 the Wrens.
What do you know about Il
Wrens, Zenobia?
y know the Odd Fellows say tn,
!. will give an entertainment that W
he MS good ms Any ever piyon IN nj