The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-08-13


next Sunday morning.
S. S. Mallery and little daughter
went to Albert Lea last Friday after
noon for short visit.
Mrs. Fred Hill and Miss Jessie
kniffin, of Lime Springs visited in
Cresco the first of the week.
james ID. Hutchinson, a friend in
our boyhood days, is the guest of the
publishers of the PLAIN DEALER.
John Farnsworth's house looks fine
since Lew Mason has been displaying
his artistic work with the paint brush.
l.. f. A. Ling has secured the house
now occupied by H. c. Rand and will
occupy it about the first of Septem-
Der.
Mr.. Fred Mallery of Albert Lea,
nephew of s. s., is now holding the
position of stenographer with G. ID.
Nichols.
For moving over rough ground and
cutting wire.grass, get the Walter A..
Wood mower. For sale at Il. r..
EVANS.
The advertisement of J. J. Lowery,
one of Cresco's successful business
men appears in the PLAIN DEALER
this week.
c. II. Miller is completing the i'm
proyement made in Lyric Hall by
painting and papering the walls in a
highly artistic manner.
The editor has just returned from a
trip to Nelson county, North Dakota,
to accompany his grand daughter,
Miss Geneveive Dismore home.
Mrs. II. L. Reed gave a number of
tea parties last week, Mrs. w. b.
Webster and Mrs. G.. ID. Nichols, also
entertained their lady friends.
We notice great improvement in
the public school park, the work of
Mr.. Burr in trimming the trees and
moving lawn etc. Mr.. Burr is the
right man for the position.
Mrs. Mason (now Lucy Thur ber) of
Independence, and her sister, Mrs.
Carver have been the welcome guests
of friends in this vicinity. They re.
turned home Saturday, last.
\ new side walk has been laid from
the Norwegian Lutheran Church to
the German Lutheran Church, and
necessary crossings put in, making
them both convenient and easy OF
access.
There will be lawn sociable given
by the ladies of the Episcopal Church
at the residence of Mrs. Gregory
Marshall in Vernon on next Thursday
eve, Aug. Goth. A free bus will be
run. Every body invited.
On and after August 18th, the bust.
ness firm of Hunting g. Co., that has
an age dating to the early days OF
Northern Iowa, will be known as the
Hunting Elevator Co., by which
name it has been Incorporated.
Frank Pierce, under indictment at
Des Moines for murder in the first
degree, has been let out on bail. The
juege who granted it should be in,
peached; there is no legal discretion
to warrant SO base Il violation of law
\. +. Kellogg, accompanied by
his friend, Wesley Swenson, spent
Sunday at DEBORAH. 1t is the frs,
time this summer the DIR. has beer
able to tear himself from the attract
ions of Cresco to take much needed
rest.
Elsewhere we publish notice from
the Dubuque Herald of the death u
Sister Mary Loretta, who was Ions
connected with the Academy of the
Assumption, and who will be kindly
remembered by all who had her &C
quaintance.
The we'll for the water works il
completed, and the time grows shor
for the completion of the water works
The specifications stipulate that worl
shall begin on or about the LIST of Sep
TENDER. and must be completed il
three months.
Misses Nellie Gillett, Anna Trum
bull, Lille Miles and Josie Strother
and Messrs. Burgess. Thomas, Reet
and Garrett We're in Chester on Fri
day afternoon, the guests of Mise
Chaplin, attending the dance il
Ropers' hall in the evening.
Children Enjoy
The pleasant flavor. gentle actor
and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs
when in need of a laxative and il tn,
father or mother be costive or billion
the most gratifying results follow it
use, SO that it is the best family rene
dy known and every family shout,
have Il bottle,