The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-07-24

! PIT. Searles, OF Lime Springs, Sun
dayed in Cresco with friends.
Geo. N. Tillson's family removed t.
Minneapolis on Tuesday, where they
will reside hereafter.
Levi Bulls, OF DEBORAH, and n. ).
Carter, of Ossian, were business call
ers on Tuesday in Cresco.
Tom Medary, OF the Waukon Dem
ocrat, was caller at this Office or
Friday Of last week.
| Fred Gillett came down from Da.
J kota on Friday last, to spend few
days beneath the paternal roof.
w. F. Daniels, Of Jennings, La, II
visiting among friends in Howard
County.
! The worst cases OF scrofula, salt
rheum and other diseases Of the blood
are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
John E. Jackson, Of Minneapolis,
is sheltered beneath the paterna. ROOT
for q few days.
r. H. Graham has the walls and
ceiling of the tonsorial rooms be-
meath the Bank of Cresco painted up
in grand style.
i G. A. Pooler, wife and children Of
Austin, Mimi, came down on Friday
to visit with friends about Cresco for
q few days.
/ Mrs. Matte D. Merriam, Of Omaha,
is making an extended visit with her
mother. Mrs. Carter, and her sister,
Mrs. VIM. Kellow Jr.
C. E. Teetshorn remembered the
printers with q fine lot Of clover hon
ey, for which thanks were voted with
out dissenting voice.
Mr.. J. Burgess, OF Howard, was the
guest Of his son over Sunday, taking
In the great moral show Of the Ring
ling Brothers
Rev. E. H. Caselman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Blumensteil, Of Charles City,
are visiting with Rev. E. N. Hermann
and family.
AL. Daughenbaugh, Of Lena, ILL.,,
came In on the morning train on
Tuesday. He contemplates building
on his place in the south part Of town.
Splendid pasture for horses or cat
tie. Tame and prairie grass. running
spring water; groves and plenty OF
shade. Enquire ut the store Of
J. b. CAwARD 4 Co.
Andrew McAndrew has bought q
place over on Howard Center street,
south of the tile works, where he Is
building . residence, having sold his
former home to Mr.. Ling.
Louis Isaacs, who has been teach
ing near Lanesboro, Mimi, Is at
home spending his vacation. He
has been engaged for the ensuing
year with an increase Of salary.
J. D. Hayes has sold to Howard
Hayden his trotting gelding, sleepy
Dan, sired by Western Lad, for $500.
He is considered one of the most
promising young horses in the coun-
try.
$. L. Cary, Of Jennings, La, was q
Cresco visitor this week. having with
him q large number Of very fine views
taken in that land Of promise
Of performances, too. Mr.. Cary has
been PLAIN DkALkR subscriber
thirty-on years.
Mrs. Crapser left on Saturday for
treatment with DR.. j. w. Davis, OF
Dubuque. She has been treated
there before, receiving much benefit
from it, and hopes for future benefit.
veni, vidi, Wei! This is true OF Halls
Hair Remover, for it is the great con-
querOr of gray or faded hair, making
1t look the same even color Of youth.
Miss Lauraine Mead was invited by
Ella June Meade To preside at the pi-
ana ia the entertainment to be given
ct Lyric Hall. Such an invitation
froln 20 noted musician is no idle
compliment.
Business with the Novelty Works
has SO increased that the proprietors,
Wentworth + Miller, have been com.
PEELED to add about one half to it's
capacity and room.
TABLETS for Pen on HeMc4A knled or
anrnled, ct the HLXlk KkXLKR ofiice.
Better AID cheaper than can be
bought elsewhere Of tho same quality.
students and everybody else want.
ins = good tablet at . low price are
invited to come and buy one.
Probably tho finest harness ever
putt up In Cresco, was made by Sc
right 4 Cole, for John Blackburn, q
prosperous farmer Of New Oregon.
The stock is superb. the ornaments
solid and good, the stitching fine and
uniform thraaahoat.
Marques Musical Comedy Compa-
ny, including the wonderful Marque
family consisting Of father, mother
and eight boys, for the benefit of the
Il. A. r., at Lyric Hall, Saturday
evening, July 20, commencing at 7:3O.
Admission IL - and IS cents. Tick
eta at Isoanas Bros.
Thousands have been relieved Of
indigestion and loss Of appetite by q
single bottle Of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
The use Of this medicine, by giving
tone and strength to the assilnilative
organs, has made innuMerable cures
OF chronic dyspepsia. Price 81.
Worth Is bottle.
J. r. Gill, the successful piano man
Of Harger 4 Blish Of Dubuque. sold
Miss Anna McHugh one Baby brand
Weber Piano, the 6nest In this part
Of the state Miss Anna Is fine mu.
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