The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-11-26
For n good sly lie Over Coat, go t.
BANK l. Co, Berg Block.

BANK l. Co., Berg Block.
Oyster Supper in Connolly's Hall,
Thursday. Dec. 3, from 5 until 10 p. III.
Rev. w. w. Lewis Of WaucoIna was
a Cresco caller last Thursday
The German school conducted by
Rev. Hermann, will open Dec. LIST.
A. q. Connolly and wife Of Leroy,
were Cresco visitors last Sunday.
The Church Fair i'm Lyric Hall,
Dec. 1861, and nth. Remember the
dates.
Oyster Supper in ConnolIy's Hall,
Thursday. Dec. 3rd., from 5 until 10
p. III.
Remember BANK & Co., for Cloth
ing and Dry Cooks. Best and the
cheapest.
Tie Republican National Conven-
ton will be held in Minneapolis the
7th of June 1899.
II you like to save money OH your
winter Clothing, Hats, Caps, go to
BANK s. Co., Berg Block.
Mrs. Bulls went to Minneapolis
Tuesday, to spend the winter with
her daughter.
Casper Fenner and wife, Of Auburn,
N. Y, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
DIR. H. G. Price.
DR.. Clemmer has put in a magnifi-
cent stock Of Silver-ware and other
holiday goods for the coming season.
Headquarters for Clothing, Over
Coats, Boots, Shoes, at very low pric-
es at BANK Il Co., Berg Block.
1t is current report that John J.
Brown has sold his residence in the
east part Of town.
A good 6-year-ol mare and two of
her colts can be bought at reasonable
figures from WIN. F. WEBER. Cresco.
Miss Mamie Owens arrived yester-
day from her home ut Cresco. She
takes position in her uncle's store
West Union Union.
Andrew N. Wentworth, we are
sorry to say is seriously i'll. We
hope to be able to say next week that
he is getting better.
Geo. Light returned last week from
Dakota, where he has been at work
this fall. His father and the rest of
the family are expected back soon.
b. f. Laidlaw and family having
completed their visit in New York,
Indiana and Michigan returned home
last Saturday morning.
Postville is to have a new paper
about the first of December, publish
ed by o son of the publisher of the
Waukon Democrat. Success to the
new enterprise.
Otto Solberg, successor to Mckay,
will make you fine Photos Tor holiday
gifts, suitable for the friends you
have so long promised them to.
Terms reasonable; work the best.
l.. Z. Smith of the Times has been
indisposed for the past two weeks,
but is improving, and will be on duty
again soon. He has had a rather
serious time tuseling with some old
difficulty.
Clearance Pooler, child of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. 4. Pooler, of Austin, Mimi.
and grand child of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stockman, died Tuesday, having
been sick with scarlet fever severa
days.
Mr.. N. Bank, had the misfortune t.
fall down the stairway back of hi
store on last Friday evening, severel,
cutting and brusing the back of hi
head and left hand. His injuries wer'
cared for by DR.. II. G.. Price.
M. H. Tinker is reported to hav,
purchased the kellow farm, one mil,
west of Cresco. The farm contains G.
acres; has a large stone house will
suitable out buildings. The price
was $4,000.
Elsewhere may be found the reso
lutions adopted ut the District con
ference of Methodist Ministers a
Lime Springs. AS will be seen from
them their purpose is to continue il
politics. All right; the American
public, thank heaven, is too enlight
ened to confer much political powe
upon any church.
Professor Von Harbenkraupt, vii
have on exhibition at The Fair" a
. Lyric Hall, Dec. 10Th, the Humane
phone. the invention of Madam Vol
Hallielnreiss, Of Munich. DO not fai
J to see and hear this wonderful instru
ment. lis an opportunity in lii
, time. You may never again be S
favored. Admission 10 cents.
} Next Sunday morning there will b
!. Home Missionary Rally at the Cor
gregational church. An interestin
program, consisting of songs, recit'
tions and addresses, has been pr,
> pared by the members of the Sunda
school. In the evening. the paste