The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-03-20
Mrs. Berg's mother is visiting with

Mrs. Berg's mother is visiting with
her for a few days.
Mrs. Mccoy has returned to Cresco
where she Is heartily welcomed.
Mrs. Meyer Bank is visiting her
parents in Milwaukee for a few days
F. w. Church, OF Elma, is a Cresco
visitor this week.
Mrs. Goodrich is in Grand Forks,
Dakota, visiting with her daughters
Alma and Mrs. Lizzie Schulthies.
Albert Zundelowitz, Of Wichita
Falls, Texas. is in Cresco, having bus
mess in Court this week.
Dave Ammundson is on his spring
trip Collecting orders for J. B. Ca
ward + Co. 3 tailoring department.
Charley Strawn has returned from
Iowa City, with his eye sight greatly
improved, we are glad to learn.
Miss Lenore Mcconnell came home
from Milwaukee Tuesday. to have a
few days visit beneath the paternal
roof.
Miss Mary Ernst is opening stock
Of fine millinery goods, having Sc
cured room therefor with c. l. White
in Union block.
John G. Livingston has returned
from Milton, Wisconsin, and will re-
sumo operations on his farm with the
opening Of the season.
VIM. Rathert has purchased the
Dissmore house and lots, and will
probably build an addition to the
house and make his home there.
John g. Robson, Of Elma, was a
Cresco business caller last Monday,
during which he remembered the
PLAIN DEALER with q pleasant callD
Hoods Sarsaparilla is on the flood
tide OF popularity, which position it
has reached by its own intrinsic, un.
doubted merit.
j. s. Wheeler has bought the Miles
Graft Cigar store where he will con-
tinue the business. He will also add
shoe shop and will give damaged
foot gear helpful attention.
8. b. Carpenter, who has been
planting an orange orchard ut Jen-
nings, La, returned to Cresco last
Friday morning, and reports fair
progress in the work.
Bald heads are too many when
they may be covered with O luxuri-
ant growth OF hair by using the best
OF all restorers, Halls Hair Remover.
Chas. p. Lent returned to Sioux
City last week, where he is employed
In an abstract Office. At such work
he is an expert, and can render more
and better service in that line than
any other person whose name now
occurs to US.
The special attention of our read
ers IS called to the Shorthorn sale of
Tomas Bros, to occur ne,1t Wednes-
day. In this connection read what
the Homestead, the great agricultural
paper Ut Iowa, says OF the milking
qualities of this noted herd.
Walter E. Doan is employed in Con
nolly's Drug Store to repair every
thing that comes in his way in the
line of clocks, watches and jewelry.
He is competent workman and de-
serves his share Of patronage. If
1t is not strange that our young
business men will readily take poll
cies in the Northwestern, when many
OF the older business men of our town
have been with the Company Tor q
quarter of a century, and all recon-
mend it heartily. The policy holders
of good company are it's best friends.
Farmers should make a note of the
fact that it costs just as much per 100
pounds to ship 15c corn as it does4Oc
corn-just the same to ship sect.
wheat as 1OOct wheat Let cattle as
Set cattle and IS hogs as 20 hogs.
That tired, debilitated feeling, so
peculiar to Spring, indicates depraved
blood. Now il tie time to prove the
beneficial effects of Ayers Sarsapar-
lila. 1t cleanses the system, restores
physical energy, and infuses new life
and vigor into every fibre Of the body.
! IL any of our lady readers are not
already acquainted with that pioneer
of domestic journals, The Household,
they would do well to try it four
months for only fifteen cents, as Of
fered in another column. We can
give liberal clubbing terms with the
PLAIN DEALER.
The citizens mass meeting Tuesday
evening was largely attended and all
were of the opinion that fire protec.
ton of some kind was needed, either
by tank systems or by complete
, waterworks system, and a committee
Of six of our business men were APP
pointed to confer with the town
council in the matter.
Elder b. F. kittinger of Gettysburg
> Pa, says he had been suffering with
o cold and cough, also his wife, that
they took to using Chamberlain.
Cough Remedy and received grea,
. benefit from it. Yet he says, 1T wa,
: 50 pleasant to take. For sale by Low
. ry & Connolly.
We have just been admiring one O
e the handsolnest oil-pictures o
I "Jacque" Roses that we have eve
|. seen, and had it been in an art stor,
!. we should have known that gooe
price would be asked for it. But i'm
agine a work of art of such intri,4si,
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