The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-08-27
Mrs. Weaver of Riceville is visiting

Miss Mamie Parker returned to
Minneapolis Friday.
Fair. Fair! Fair. at Cresco next
week Sept. I, 2, 3, 4.
d. Isaac is suffering from the mis-.
fortune of a broken leg.
w. f. Haskins of Chester was q
Cresco visitor the first Of the week.
John Mccoy returned home from
his Wisconsin visit on SATURDAY last.
Mrs. Manning and children have
returned from their Wisconsin visit.
b. II. Evans will have q car load of
good substantial wagons for sale this
week.
The Ladies' Guild will meet next
Friday afternoon with Mrs. A. N.
Wentworth.
M ISIS Julia Byrnes is in Milwaukee
selecting Fall and Winter Millinery
for Mrs. Siddall.
Miss L. A. Almond has returned to
Cresco to take charge Of Floral Hall
during the Fair.
Mrs. Brock of DEBORAH has been a
guest at the home of Gregory Mar
shall for few days.
Nash & Harlan sold their furniture
to Messrs. Fields, and Harlan returns
to work for Tomas Bros.
Rev. Z. N. Holman is in attendance
this week at the Lutheran Synod of
this District, ut Sumner.
The &. A. r. Encampment at Rice
vile has been postponed from Sept.
8, and 10, to Sept. Is, 16 and II.
Sym Sawyer of Pine Island, Mimi,
is visiting with the family of his
brother-in-law, John L. Bowman.
c.. A. Marshall, Jr., is in town for a
short time. He is collector for the
DeeriQg Co., at Eagle Grove, Iowa.
Mrs. A. Baldwin was called to
Usage last week in consequence Of
the death of one of her sisters chill
dren.
jerome Roper of Chester was trans
acting business in Cresco on Wednes-
day, leaving nice little order for job
work at this office.
Miss Nellie Howard returns to
Prairie du Chen next Monday to at
tend st. Mary's Institute. She grad
yates there next June.
Bring your family to our Fair next
week. Boys bring your girls, they
will never forget your kindness in
taking them to the great Fair Of 81.
Capt. J. T. Donahugh and wife
have returned from their eastern trip
and we are glad to learn that it was
of much benefit to Mrs. Donahugh.
Geo. Morse is having a good resi-
dence built on his New Oregon farm.
Singer & Harlow are doing the work
and are pushing rapidly to compile
ton.
David Amundson will occupy rooms
over the store Of A. HI. Caward, with
his merchant tailoring establishment
as soon as the rooms can be fitted up,
which is now being done.
o. A. Schall, the Piano tuner and
repairer will be in Cresco on and after
September 7th, for work in his line.
Orders left at the post Office or al
Park Hotel will have attention.
Don't tail to see the Ladies Run.
ming Equestrienne race, the Ladies
Orchestra and the Madam Mcdonald
Grand Roman Chariot races at the
Cresco Fair next week.
Mr.. A. ID. Galusha, one OF the effic.
lent postal clerks of the northwest
has been transferred to the run from
st. Paul to McGregor. He put in the
Sabbath with his parents In this vii
lage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Robinson Of
Window, Minnesota, were Cresce
visitors the past week. Mrs. Robin
son was formerly of Cresco, where she
was known as Mary Smith, a niece Of
Elder Fitch.
John Holman has opened up 20 feet
of face in the Salisbury quarry and
is getting out some of the finest build
ing stone to be seen. He is ready te
fill orders ON short notice for any de
sired quantity.
The Band Concert is postponed
from Friday to Saturday night on &C
count of the concert at Lime Springs
This will be the last concert of thu
season, and probably the last appear
ance of our band.
The Nora Springs Seminary affords
a good English education. Good build
ing, expressly for school purposes
Experienced teachers. Commol
branches a speciality. Fall tern
opens Sept. /, 1891.
Mrs. John Haberly and daughte
Josie are visiting in Winona, MINI
Mrs. Haberly was perhaps the frs
German woman to locate there wheI
the place was new. They are expect