The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-05-29

ID. H. Priest, former CrescO resi-
den came in on the Friday train. Hi
present home Ii California.
Mr.. Wood, Of st. Louis is making
his annual visit with i. I. Woodcoci
and other friends about Cresco.
Wedding cards are out for the mar
rage OF Mr.. Sam Gunderson and Mis-,
Sarah Hellie at the German Luther
an Church next Monday afternoon.
J. r. Gill, the popular piano man
has just sold to Ralph Thompson and
Andrew johnson a fine piano each
Mr.. Gill handles the best make o.
pianos.
Charley Lent is home from Sioul
City for few days. He will return
in the near future. having work II
the Office OF an abstracter Of titles
there.
II. A. Murrel, with the st. Pau
Globe, was in Cresco Saturday in the
interest Of that enterprising and ex.
cellent sheet. We acknowledge q
friendly call.
The married daughters Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale are home from Kansas,
visiting parents and friends in Cries.
co, where they are always more than
welcome.
The Young Peoples Society Of the
Baptist Church will hold sociable
at the residence Of WIN. Briefly, Fri
day evening, 3Oth inst. All are COR
daily invited to attend.
Mr.. r. w. johnson, the purchaser
OF the Mason House, changes its
name to the Park Hotel. Consider
ing it's location and surroundings,
the name Is very appropriate indeed.
Charles Miller, residing In New Or.
egon near the Farley farm, fell from
load OF lumber on Monday on the
way home, the wagon running over
and breaking his leg.
At meeting Of the Directors OF
the Cresco Union Savings Bank held
May 27th, q dividend of per cent, or
5000 was declared, payable to stock
holders on June LIST. and $4,000 placed
to surplus account.
VIM. Fitzgerald has recently been
to Ohio, and returned with some
young horses Of . high degree Of
blood and breeding. He seems de-
termined to have as good as the
country affords, cost what it may.
II you want q good paying position
at Geneva, n. Y. He wants men to
sell Trees, Shrubs and Vines for Fall
delivery. See his advertisement In
another column.
p. n. Glathart, resident Of How
ard county from in the SOS, was q
Cresco business caller on Thursday
last. He has been engaged rs q locat-
ing engineer for the Illinois Central
railroad for nearly two years and is
still SO employed.
THAT tired feeling" is entirely ov.
ercome by Hoods sarsaparilla, which
strength to tbs whole system.
The plans for the new building to
be erected by Berg T. Co. on the site
of the Doolittle and Laidlaw lots
have been received and are now in
the hands Of our home mechanics for
bids on the work, and in short time
the sound Of the artisan will be heard
making music about that corner.
Frank Haislet Of the New Hampton
Tribune, and T, G. Medary Of the
Waukon Democrat, were Cresco CAL
lers on Wednesday, making q very
pleasant call at this Office. Come
again gentlemen, our latch string is
always on the outside to such hon.
ored members Of the fraternity.
The house Of w. B. Perry, half .
mile south Of Cresco, was struck by
lightning this morning and damaged
to the extent Of $500 or more. Every
room in the house was wrecked, the
corner posts completely torn out, and
strangely enough, no person in the
house was injured. The house was
comparatively new, built by T. p.
Davis on the Vail quarter. Perry
was insured against damage from
lightning, but for what amount we
are not advised.
Slight arrangements Of the stoM.
ach and bowels may be- corrected by
taking only ONE of Ayers Pills.
Through not having the Pills Al
hand, your disorder increases, and q
regular At Of sickness follows. "FoI
the want Of 9 nail, the shoe WAS lost, :
etc.
! With the Introduction Of .'original
packages" the walks In public park,
. and about summer resorts will b,
make zig-zag for the convenience o
I patrons. The regulation step is com
ing to the front, three steps to tn
! right, two to the left, and number
: less encores Of them In order.
9 6ayages expect to hubble drawer,
4 by drinking the blood OF their brav
8 enemies. A more enlightened metho,
/. of yitalizing the blood il by takin
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t braces up tn
nerves and gives strength and fort
tude to endure the trials OF life.
nj H. &. Williams, who has been |
4 the wagon shop at Wentworth's fo
! the past two or three years return
y to his old home at Joliet, ILL.,, in q fe,
: days. Mr.. Williams has shown hin