The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-01-09

Frank Long is home for winter
vacation with his mother and friends
In Cresco.
c. X. Berg. accompanied by hie
better half. spent the holidaysat Min.
neapolis and st. Paul.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the N.
E. Church will give Business Car.
nival'' in the near future.
Miss Maggie Cannon, OF Oak Dale,
is in Cresco for the purpose ofattend-
ing the present term OF the Academy
Of the Assumption.
Its only question OF time" and
q short time, toe, as to when your
rheumatism will yield to Hoods Sar-
saparilla. Try it.
Felkey 4 Huesselmann have re-
moved their meat market to the
basement of A. H. Caward's new
store, where they desire to meet all
their old patrons and hundreds OF
new ones.
w. A. Powers, OF the Elma Sun,
was Cresco visitor on Tuesday, and
John E. Light, OF the News, was let
ting his light shine on our streets a
day or two before.
There is comfort for the man with
preMaturely gray beard in Buck
ingham's Dye, because it never fails
to color an even brown or black as
may be desired.
Rev. jacob Ralnbo, first Rector Of
Grace Episcopal Church Of Cresco,
died at Cambria. Ohio, Nov. II, 1859,
in his roth year. He was rector Of
Grace Church about seven years IL
we remember.
A Church reunion will be held at
Moons Hall, Jan. oath. Further
notice will be given next week. Come
one, come all, and assist the Congre-
gational Ladies Aid Society to get
out Of debt.
No trouble to make the children's
clothing look nice and pretty ii you
only use Butterick's Patterns, for
sale by J. b. CAwARD t. Co.
On account of the bad walking, it
has been thought best to postpone
the Church Tea, announced by the
Ladies OF the Congregational Aid
Society for Jan. 10th.
John F. Thayer and wife, among
the very early settlers of Howard
county, now residents Of La Seur.
Mimi, have been visiting friends
about and in lCresco, and yesterday
they left for q winters visit in Flori.
da, with brother of Mrs. Thayer.
The best anodyne and expectorant
for the cure Of colds and coughs and
all throat, lung, and bronchial troub.
les, is, undoubtedly, Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. Ask your druggist for it,
and, at the same time, for Ayers AL,
Inanac, which is free to all.
Messrs. Farnsworth & Mccoy are
completing arrangements this week
with the people for using the electric
lights which they are preparing to
put into use in town. They will be
ready with their plant as soon Al
they can ascertain who will be Their
patrons. The town should be q pat
ron to the extent OF lighting Elm and
Market streets.
Anyone can make beautiful and
perfect fitting garment IL they will
use the Butterick's Patterns, for sale
by j. b. CAwARD q Co.
The annual election Of officers Of
the Howard Co. Agricultural Society
was held on Tuesday, January It'll
1890, when the following were chosen
for the ensuing year:
President-Jas. Nichols,
Vice. President-L. Sanborn.
Treasurer-B. p. Norton,
Secretary-John McHugh,
With q full list Of township direct
ers.
The Board of Supervisors are ir
session this week with full attend
ance. The first business will be thu
approval Of official bonds. All thu
old officers are reelected except
Treasurer and Coroner, who were
not before the people for support
The new officers chosen were HI. C
Salisbury who succeeds P. T. SearleI
as Treasur er, and DR.. Overfield, WHIT
succeeds DIR. Clemmer rs Coroner.
the newly elected officers can retire
at the expiration Of their terms o
service with as good official record
as those who go out with January
1890. they may rest assured Of the re
,spect and esteem OF their fellow citi
zens.
1 Prof. Cooley, at the State Teacher.
Association at Des Moines last week
had the principal paper touching up
on the important place of the higl
school as against the college in tn
work of education. There is no ques
ton but students who are unable t
pass the rigid examinations Of tn
high schools for advancement ca
easily pass all the requirements G
the average College, or its adjunct
the Academy. We hope to procur
a copy Of this able paper to lay b,
fore the intelligent and thought,
reader Of the Plain Dealer. Cresc
may well take pride in it's publ
school and its principal, who wit
Mr.. Ling. Of the Lime Springs schos
have the proud distinction Of holl
! ing State certificates.
/ L. T. Woodcock was in Lin
Springs between trains on Tuesday
. also the editor of the Plain Dealer
EroxJ NJ Mo RI and hts son ~ h :,