The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-07-31
FoUND-A coat, which the owner
will ficd with il. j. Glass.

FoUND-A coat, which the owner
will fiEd with i. j. Glass.
Grin Wentworth, wife and child, Of
Spokane Falls, are visiting friends in
and about Cresco for few days.
! Ira g. and Miss I.auraine Mead,
went TO Clear Lake last Saturday to
visit with friends there.
\ Mrs. Chaplin came down FROM Ches-
ter Friday, and was an interested
listener at the Meade Cake entertain
ment that night.
John NJ. Mccoy has sold half in
terest in the big real estate deal OF
which mention Is made elsewhere, to
Kinsey Elwood.
The mother and sister Of Sister
Mary Loretta, of the Academy Of the
Assumption, have been making a
brief but pleasant visit with the Sis
tiers in Cresco.
Michael Foley advertises his Groc-
~ store in the Plain Dealer this week.
He keeps q good article, sells reason
ably, is fair man to deal with and
merits patronage. Store opposite
the Novelty Works.
The Ossian Bee says: VIM. H.
Hughes, a young man from Cresco,
arrived here this week and ON and af-
ter next Monday will have charge OF
the Bee mechanical department.
DR.. Barrett has returned from Sioux
City, and will resume the practice OF
medicine in Cresco. We are unable
to say where he will Office, but calls
may be made at hia residence, the
second house north from Judge
Hoodrich's.
For more than o generation, Ayers
Sarsaparilla has been before the pub
lie, and its popularity was never |
greater than at present. As reMe-
dy for the various disorders caused |
by constitutional faint, this medicine |
has no equal. The demand for II is
prodigious.
At the Federal Census in 1880, Ia
coma had about zoo inhabitants, the
census Of 1890, partially reported,
gives the city 1854, the remaining
districts 1t is claimed will give the |
city fully 10000
AL Greenbaum, who has been with |
Lowenstein's wholesale clothing |
house in Chicago for the past year,
came In on the Tuesday noon train
on his way to Dakota to open out q |
stock Of clothing for the Chicago !
house. He stopped over between
trains to visit with his parents and
the family.
From notice elsewhere it will be
seen that N. Bank & Son offer their
stock ut cost for the purpose Of clos
ing out and removing from Cresco.
During the time they have been in
business in Cresco, by their integrity
and energy they had built up good
trade, and their departure will be
generally regretted.
The Valdez Business College and
Normal School, ut DEBORAH, Iowa, is
recognized at home and abroad as
west. 1t has placed more students in
lucrative positions during the past
two years than many schools have in
ten years. Drop q postal card and
ascertain facts.
One of John McCook's Shetland
ponies got severely cut in barb
wire fence some days since. Mr..
Trenbeth, the veterinary surgeon of
the town, has it in treatment, and
will bring it out without even q scar
being discernable- This is credit
to his professional skill.
Until further notice the PLAIN
DEALER will be sent to subscribers
in Howard county, thirteen weeks
for 10 cents. Penny postage stamps
taken in payment. Paper stopped
when time il up. Write name and
address plainly and enclose stamps.
Now Is the time to get ready for
the fall campaign. t:
Worden Strother has made a cy-
clone cellar for the Strother House
of holding in safety one hum
dred persons. While such a place
may never be needed, IL 1t should be
it would be like the man said about a
In Texas, ii needed at all the
need was imperative.
Prof. Cooley, Principal of the
Cresco Public Schools, leaves to-mor-
row for work in two Institutes for
the ensuing four or Ave weeks. These
Institutes will be held at Marengol
and at Nevada, and are fortunate in
securing the services Of SO able and
capable an instructor. He il thor
oughly versed in what is required,
and has happy faculty of ilnparting
his best thoughts to others, q very
feature In this kind of work.
The entertainment in Lyric Hall
Friday evening last, was fairly well
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