The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-08-28
Miss Emma L. Galby of Ridgeway.

Miss Emma L. Galby OF Ridgeway,
was Cresco visiter with friends last
week.
Geo. f. Marsh, a leading legal luIn-
mary from Usage, drove over to Cries.
co on legal business Friday morning.
A brother OF Robert Thomson's
from Milwaukee Is in Cresco this
week and will remain until Friday.
Mrs. F. A. Glass returned from
Chicago last week accompanied by
her brother, Mr.. Fitzgerald.
J. NJ. Walker and wife. old time
residents Of Cresco, are visiting with
A. Fisk and family.
L. w. Mead OF Leetsville, Mich,
has sonnet hing to say about taxes
that ought to interest farmers. Read
it and think:
The American Eagle must be a gay
old bird he is bald. II you don't
want to be bald, use Halls Hair
Remover, and you won't be. Try it.
Mrs. Schultheis starts for her home
at Grand Forks Friday, stopping for
visit with friends at Morris, Mimi,
for few days.
Mr.. /. w. Booth will occupy the
store being built by Mccoy & Wheel.
er, with stock Of drugs as soon al
completed.
Mathew McCook, general soliciting
agent for the Deaf Mute Critic Of
Dubuque, made this Office q pleasant
call last Saturday and Monday.
J. J. Lowry and his associates on
their Dakota chicken hunt, returned
home last Saturday morning. Near
ly two hundred birds was the score.
The Hancock County Democrat has
q beautiful new head in German
text. 1t is q good paper and deserves
it.
Miss Bessie johnson went to De-
corah last Saturday. She has rare
accomplishments in music and is q
lady who knows what pertains to
womanly department.
Hats colored and re-shaped to or
der, by Mrs. s. M. Cole, also Hair
goods manufactured with neatneas
and dispatch. Rooms over Plat g.
O'Malley's clothing store.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Van Leuven, with her
children are away for one year, CIV
ing Miss Kitty and the little boy the
advantage OF years schooling. In
the mean time Geo. will be q widower
Miss Effie Tinker has gone to visit
her grand parents at Akron, Iowa,
and other friends and relatives In
Clay county, and will be absent sew
eral weeks.
Hon. A. X. Bailey of DEBORAH, John
L. Whitley of Usage, Hon. Warren
Danforth Of Winneshiek and i. E.
Smith Of Cresco, were holding q con-
ference here on Saturday. Possibly
looking over the political situation in
the district.
w. C. Nichols & Son have sold this
week to Messrs Robbins & Smith OF
Eau Claire, Wis. eight head of Shrop-
sheirdown for $40, to James Edger-
ton, Webster, Iowa, five head for
$27O, and to H. 8. Mendell OF Wright
county, Iowa, one ram at *45.
Miss Mary Ernest has on exhibit
ion at the fair grounds, q beautifully
arranged case of elegant millinery
goods, showing the grades styles and
qualities which may always be OBJ
tanned from stock, located in Union
block, with G. l. White.
Geo. q. Hill, manager of The Amer
lean Farmer, Live Stock and Poultry
Raiser, 1875 s. Clark st., Chicago,
made this Office several friendly calls
during the fair. His paper is lG
page monthly, brim full Of practical
ideas and costs but so cents year.
VIM. Rathert has bought out Mr..
b. +. I.aidlaw's coal and wood bust
ness and his team and dray, and took
possession last Monday. The bust
ness with Mr.. Rathert in charge will
retain the good reputation the yard
has obtained under its former man.
agelnent.
Thomas Dawes of this place has
just returned from Lena, ILL.,, width.
er he went to perform the last sad
rites to his venerable father, after
whom he was named. and who pas
sed away at the advanced age oil
u years. Ten children survive
him, nine Of whom were present al
the funeral.
Diptheria, that dread disease has
made it's appearance in Cresco; a child
Of Mr.. Baldner, living on the South
side having died Of it last Friday, anc
since then one of Frsnk Schafer',
children in New Oregon died of thu
same disease and the other children
are down with the same. We hop,
they may not be called upon t.
mourn for others of the children.
The success of Mrs. Annie M. Beam
of Mckeesport, Pennsylvania, i'm TIN
treatment of diarrh9a in her children
will undoubtedly be of interest t,
many mothers. She says II spen
several weeks in JohnstOwn, Pa, al
ter the great flood, on account of IN,
husband being employed there. w
had several children with us, two O
whom took the diarrh9a very badly
got some Of Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrh2a Remedy frol
Rev. Mr.. Chapman. 1t cured both G
them. / knew OF several other case
| where III WAS onna1lv S,,cnoScf,,l