The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-05-08
Mrs. H. A. Goodrich returned from
Grand Forks last Friday morning.

Mrs. II. A. Goodrich returned from
Grand Forks last Friday morning.
Robert Blackman returned to Win
nebago City the first OF the week.
Clemmer sells the most delicious
soda water.
Coyle & Ryan have added Boots
and Shoes to their stock in trade.
A girl baby is q new, and welcome
arrival, at John McCook's.
J. +. Widman has purchased the
McGregor News and will take pos.
session this week.
The purest and finest favored ex.
tracts made used at CleInmer's soda
fount.
w. b. Lent spent the Sabbath with
his family, getting acquainted with
the baby.
Revival meetings will be held at
the Methodist church this week and
next. All are invited to attend.
Miss Lena Anderson, OF Ridgeway,
is the guest Of Miss Eta Swenson
this week.
B. F. Davis is enlarging his resi-
dence and has added to its height,
making the upper story useful.
For refreshing and healthful bev-
erage, 60 to Clemmer's for a glass of
soda.
Is it possible that the Cresco Re-
publican has been stealing trash. I"
The McGregor News threatens to
''squeal" unless credit is given.
Jas. Evans, who has been superin-
tending the work on his farms about
Cresco, returned to Elgin, ILL.,, on
Monday.
John 7. Smith, of Lime Springs,
and C. s. Bly, are putting in the stone
work for Prof. Cooley's residence. It
is needless to say it is put in to stay.
Tuesday morning, May 9Th, brisk
furry of snow fell in this vicinity,
clothing the earth for few moments
in beautiful robe Of white.
Do you need a mower? The SUPER
iority OF the Champion mowers is APP
parent. They are made i'm different
styles and widths of cut to suit every
body. Buy one and be happy.
Alonzo Bowers, in burning brush
preparing to clear the ground for
cultivation, had the misfortune to
burn about 60 cords of wood.
Mrs. Jones hasn't gray hair in her
head and is over 80. She looks as
young rs her daughter. The secret
of it is that she uses only Halls Hair
Remover.
B. R. Evans has bought the corner
east Of Jackson's drug store and
opens out with the Buckeye and
Wood harvesting machines, wagons
made ut LaPorte, Ind, and full
line Of agricultural implements.
Ell & D. O..Alleman have purch.
ased from g. w. Sherwood's breed
ing farm, tho fashionable standard
bred Wilkes colt, Lisburn IeO86)
by Woodford Wilkes, by the great
George Wilkes; dam by Bay,nont by
Alden Goldsmith by Volunteer, the
best son of Rysdick's Hambletonian.
George Morse has removed fronl
the corner east of Jackson's drug
store to the Office formerly occupied
by Capt. Jacobs near the City Ele-
vator, where Swenson & Moen were
last summer. He will continue a full
line OF buggies, wagons and imple.
ments in general use, making spec
ialty of the Deering harvesting ma
chinery.
Every Saturday Geo. w. HOLSTER
has on exhibition at Norton's Feed
Stable o lot Of colts sired by the San
born horse. They are beauties that
it will pay persons who are breeding
their mares to look at. They are not
rs heavy rs some of the horses, but
have the making Of 1900 to 1900 pound
horses.
Marion Harland's greatest and best
story will commence In the PLAIN
DEALER the first week In June. II
will run three months. The PLAIN
DEALER for that time will cost you
but 25 cents. Send a5 cents in two OF
one cent postage stamps for it fol
the story complete.
], H. r. Eagle & Co., 6S Wabash ave
Chicago, remember US with an illus
trated catalogue, consisting of nearly
900 pages, and covering almost every
thing eaten. worn or used, which
they supply to persons ordering Al
nearly wholesale prices. The Hous.
never handles trash in any line o
goods, and to purchasers in remot,
places, as In the Dakotas, where mer
chants sell inferior grades at exorbi
tant prices, the House Ia q genera
favorite. The Catalogue will be sen
on application.
Remember tho New Furniture Store
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