The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-07-10

L. E. Smith, spent the fourth with
his children &C Lansing.
John Benn has opened q stock Of
goods In the Phelan building, next
door east OF Mr.. Connolly's store.
Decorah Institute Review term
will have Miss Fanny Mason asteach-
er or Methods. Term begins Sept. l.
Miss Ruth Ling, Of Lime Springs,
is in town visiting relatives and
friends.
Masters Rollin and Glare Baker, of
Ridgeway, spent the 4th at the home
of Mrs Doolittle.
J. n. Mccoy, Of the Cresco Roller
Mills, has . change OF advertisement
this week.
John Lydon was married by Rev.
Father Neleon, last Monday morning,
to Mrs. Downs Of Paris township.
Seright y Cole are putting up the
dandy harness Of the county for q
Howard county man.
That tired feeling now SO often
heard Of, Is entirely overcome by
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which gives men,
tai and bodily strength.
C. G. Lamborn, Of the Elma News,
spent the 4th in Cresco, making q
pleasant call at this Office.
Louis Isaacs, who has been visiting
at home the past week, returned to
his school on Saturday last.
Miss Florence Marshall, Of McGreg-
or, has been = Cresco visitor the past
few days.
Congressman Sweeney is requested
to note that along the lowlailds Of
the 4th district the mosquitoes are
entering hides duty free.
Services will be held in Grace Epis-
copal church on Sunday next, July
18th, Rev. Irving McElroy, Of Waiver
", officiating.
Miss May Doolittle returned last
week. She has been teaching for
some time in the vicinity OF Brook
ings, 8. d.
Geo. w. Merry Of Milbank, South
Dakota, is in Cresco, preparing to
market the crop grown on his farm
in Paris last year.
The New Hotel Julien at Dubuque
Is now open for the reception OF the
travelling public, with c. E. Wales,
the prince Of landlords in charge.
c. H. Garnsey OF Winnebago City,
Minn., has been enjoying the hospi-
tally Of friends at Ricevilie and
Cresco.
The Editor Of the Plain Dealer, &C.
companied by his brother Ira, and
granddaughter, are OF for Dakota
this week.
Ed. Peterson Of Alton, was q bust
ness visitor In Cresco, Monday. He
is one of the substantial farmers of
the county.
Miss Lenore Mcconnell, came home
from Milwaukee for the holidays, and
was accompanied by Miss Allcot Of
Milwaukee.
The Ladies of w. r. c., will meet
with g. A. r. 4 8. Of ", on July 10,
for social entertainment.
Mrs. DR.. BARRETT, Secy.
A faded or gray beard may be COL
or6d beautiful and natural brown
or black, ut will, by using Bucking-
hams Dye for the Whiskers.
The Butter Tub Mfg. Co. are find
ing ready sale for their products.
24OO tubs were sold on Tuesday to
one firm.
Walter Kline, q former printer in
Cresco, and now Of Minneapolis, and
L. Barth, likewise Cresco boy, now
at Duluth, have been spending the
holiday season with parents and
friends in Cresco.
N. r. Farnsworth, left with US a
splendid specimen Of Canada thistle,
gathered along the highway near Mr..
McIntosh's, In Orleans. Somebody
ought to see to it that they are
smothered out.
Will Lent has been spending his
! vacation in In his new home in Cresco.
!; He has been sending out some tasty
! announcements for the firm he repre-.
sents. We acknowledge the receipt
of one.
Be sure to come to Cresco on Mon.
day, July 81, and see the blood-sweat
ing behelnoth, the largest living hip
pOpOtamus In America, with thu
Great Ringing Brothers EnOrMou,
New Rail Road Circus, Museum anl
Menagerie, Roman HippOdrO me and
Universal Worlds Exposition.
Cold, cough, coffin is what philos
ophers term "a logical sequence.
One is very liable to follow the other
but by curing the cold with q dose o
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, the cough
will be stopped and the coffin no
needed-just at present.
We have been informed that tin,
German Lutherans' of Cresco, hav
in their semi-annual meeting, con
sidered the matter Of building
school house on the church propert,
This Church seems to grow and to b
getting along splendidly, without tn
: least rush OF sociables and fairs.