The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-07-03

the guest Of her sister, Mrs. d. A.
Lyons.
John 4. Light and wife came to
Cresco for their honey moon, arriv-
ing on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. L. Mckay has returned
from her visit to her parents and to
her brother in Chicago.
The l.. A. s., OF the NJ. +. Church
will furnish grand dinner ut the
Court House Park, the 4th.
Ben Hunting returned from his
visit to the old home on Long Island,
last Friday. and reports an enjoya-
bic trip.
Geo. M. Harris and family desire to
thank the friends who SO kindly gave
their friendship and sympathy in the
recent affiicton that befel them.
Button g. Lemon have imported
two trotting stations from Rochester.
One is five years old, the other, one
year past, but both show great prom
Use for the future.
Mr.. Hugh O'Neill, brother OF John
O'Neil of Cresco, who is law stu
dent at the University Of Notre Dame,
is the guest Of Capt. j. T. Donahugh,
through vacation.
Mrs. Marion Harland's new story
SO long promised to our readers is
commenced in this weeks PLAIN
DEALER. 1t is said to be the best OF
all her writings
DEBORAH Institute Review Term
opens Sept. 1. Day board $3.50 per
week. Mrs. Breckenridge's manage
ment of the dining hall is complete
success.
Do not forget the L. A. S.. of the
M. +. Church will furnish you with a
good dinner at the Court House Park
the 4th.
Miss Eva Powers, daughter Of Chris
Powers died in Cresco, July 2, 1890,
ageu ABOUT ~ years.
The Notice OF Incorporation OF The
American Loan and Trust Company
of Cresco, Iowa, appears in this
issue OF the Plain Dealer, and is SIM
ply the revised notice of that organ
ization.
Get your dinner from the l.. A. s.,
of the NJ. +. Church, Mt the Court
House Park, after the Grafton, july
4th. and my word for it, you will not
forget it as long as you remember it.
Paul Mcconnell, clerk in the drug
store of Lowry s. Connolly, has pas
sed a successful examination at
Grinell as a pharmacist, evidence
that he has not been an idler during
the time he has been in their employ.
No matter what may be the ills You
bear from indigestion, dose OF
Ayers Cathartic Pills will ease you
without question. just try them once
andbe assured; they hrve much worse
dyspeptics cured. You III find them
nice and amply worth the price.
Mr.. John Farnsworth is putting
the Dunning system of heating, which
is by hot water, in the residence re-
Gently purchased from l.. f. Smith,
and is otherwise improving and en-
larging the house. When ready for
occupancy, it will be one of the best
finished and most convenient houses
in our town.
The premium list of the State Agri-
cultural Society, from the office OF
the Red Oak Express Printing Co.. is
at hand, and is a great imprcv ement
over the similar list for last year,
The Secretary invites bids from ev-
cry newspaper OF the state, assuming
that the State Fair Is not his private
property. The Secretary of. our
County Society, thinks he owns the
county Fair, and refused to let the
press of the county bid against his
organ for the work.
The Commencement exercises at
the Academy Of the Assumption
Wednesday and Thursday of last
week, shows decided progress among
the pupils from the largest to the
smallest among them. The school
has been well patronized because il
merits the patronage of the public
which is literally extended. The
next session will commence early in
September, without doubt, with a;
large an attendance as the past, and
We hope the school may retain thu
able corps of instructors which hat
!, placed it high up among the institu
tiOns of learning In Iowa.