The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-08-21
Mrs, Ed. Powers returned to he,

home In Tlandreau, s. D. last Satur
day.
Miss Irena Fisk Is visiting with he
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N
Walker, OF Monona. Iowa.
Mr.. WIN. L, Howard and wife ar
visiting at the home Of WIN. Howard
in Cresco, for the past 'ew days
They return to st. Paul tom. 'rrow.
Chapter /: Weak, tired, no appe ute.
Chapter 2: Took Hoods Sarsapari. "a
Chapter 8: Strong, cheerful, hungry.
We acknowledge colnplimentaries
from the Secretaries OF the Winnie.
shiek and Chickasaw county fairs.
We call the attention Of our read
ers to the large ad. Of Nash & Harlan
in this weeks issue. They have got
the goods and evidently are going to
sell them.
Take care OF your beard aud keep
it clear of gray hair so as to retain
your young looks iby using Buking.
hams Dye for the Whiskers.
There will be a special business
meeting Of the Baptist Church,
Saturday, Aug. %. at o'clock p. III.
All members are requested to be pres
ent, as business Of Importance is to
come before the meeting.
Hats colored and re-shaped to or
der, by Mrs. 8. NJ. Cole, also Hair
goods manufactured with neatness
and dispatch. Rooms over Plat &
OMalley's clothing store. -
There was sensation" over ut
Cresco the other day. Miss Anna
McHugh undertook to paralyze the
editor Of the Plain Dealer, but the
gun wasn't loaded. foolish girl. Bet
ter let her father settle HE own diff
culties.-St. Ansgar Enterprise.
NJ. Wright, which means she
male Wright, called on j. Snare Det-
wiler of the Citizen, armed with q
parasol for q bludgeon, demanding q
retraction for something in that
naughty paper against her tother
half.
Hobart Middlebrook had a lively
runaway Wednesday morning, dump
ing him and his meat box into the
street. The tongue dropped down
in front of w. H. Patterson's and
near McKay's gallery the team left
the wagon.
Ira &. Mead of Busti, n. Y, who
has been visiting his brothers and
their families here for sometime, and
also relatives and friends in N. Dako-
Ia, Minnesota and western Iowa,
started for home last Saturday, re-
turning by the way OF Beloit, Wis,
a short visit there. He was
accompanied as far as Chicago by w.
r. Mead.
Mr.. Alden, of McGregor says: liam
20 years of age and have never
found in all the medicines l was
obliged to use for bowel complaint a
better one than DR.. T. w. Woods
Carminative 1t cured me
the quickest and left my bowels in
the best condition 70
d. w. Salisbury had savage run
away on Monday from near the fair
ground. His team, q young span,
ran along by the side Of the barb
wire fence, cutting tn. of horse
frightfully, leaving the fence covered
with hair and blood, and throwing
Mr.. Salisbury out, leaving him in
sensible for some time. He is recov-
ering slowly, we learn.
The Republican is worrying lest
the editor of the PLAIN DEALER as
sist the Times in writing up its arti-
Giles. The Times don't seem to need
any help. What the Republican
ought to worry about is the state
ments touching the veracity and bus
mess methods of the man whose
cause it was born to espouse. Please
look up the court records and give
your readers the facts they may es-
tablish.
DR.. Barrett has removed his resi-
dence to the Chaplin building, the
first one west of Mckay's picture gal
lery. Night calls should be made at
his residence. 4G-2
Mr.and Mrs. Edmond Booth recent
~ celebrated their fiftieth wedding
day in AnaMosa. Mr.. Booth is the
senior of the Anamosa Journal, q paper
of large influence in eastern Iowa.
A fiftieth anniversary is rare event,
and the contracting parties who live
to celebrate half century of Marri-
ed life, with their children and child
ren's children and troops Of friends
about them, are fit subjects for hearth
est congratulation. One such happy
event as that put to fight all the
pernicious sophistry of Tolstoi's
infamous "Kreutzer Sonata. Cedar
Rapids Republican.
| Mr.. Booth is the editor OF the Eu-
reka, not the Journal. 1t is more COM
lnendable as both Mr.. and Mrs Booth
are deaf mute. 1t is said that Mr..
w. II. Mead of the Cresco Plain
Dealer is the oldest editor in Iowa;
but we believe that Mr.. Booth is the
older one. Mr.. Mead was here recen-
thy, the guest Of his ancient friend,
General George w. Jones.-Deat
Mute Critic.
The claim is not that the PLAIN
DEALER editor is the oldest one in
the state, but that there is none sc
long connected with the same paper,
his thirty-first year with the PLAIN
DEALER, being complete in five
weeks.
The success of Mrs. Annie NJ. Beam
of Mckeesport, Pennsylvania, in thu
treatment of diarrh4a in her children
will undoubtedly be of interest tx
MANY snnfhors Sho saws. at cnan,