The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-12-17

THURSDAY, DEC. II, 1891.
Official Paper Of City and County.
Buy Nichols Cork Soul and Cham
ois Lined Shoes.
Supervisor Cray Of Chester came
down on Wednesday.
If economy is your aim, buy your
foot wear of G.. d. Nichols g. Co.
Nelson Pierce and James Hendricks
of Riceville. were attendants at court
this week.
Mrs. b. Chaplin OF Chester and Mrs.
Rowland Of the same town are visit
ing in Cresco.
A fine present for your little bro
ther at home is one of those Jersey
Suits at Nichols
Miss Nettie Peck has gone to La
Crosse for holiday visit with her
sister and family.
When you are looking for Christ
mas Presents, buy something useful
at the Golden Eagle.
C. Wells, who was brought over
from Elina few days since and jail
ed was indicted forlar ceny.
Nichols footwear are self-comfort-
ing. and sure cure for corns. bunions,
SC. For gentlemen or ladies.
w. L. Eaton of Usage is attending
the present term of court in behalf of
Arlington and McInroy, under indict-
ment.
DR.. w. E. Wright having changed
his sleeping quarters, may be found
for night callers at his rooms in the
Berg block.
II you want to make him twice
glad, get your fellow pair of those
Silk. Hand Embroidered, Perfumed
Suspenders at Nichols.
In the case of the State VS. Arling-
ton on an indictment for obtaining
money on false pretense, the jury
found him guilty.
Found.-A purse containing q small
sum Of money. The owner can OBJ
tain it of the finder, Vernon Bowers,
by describing the purse and contents.
C. H. Faulkes is probably to sue
coed to the principalship of the Elma
Public School. He is amply qualiiie d
to do justice to the position.
Dec. 2, 1891, Chas. Robson was
married with Edith N. Patten, near
Riceville. The groom is the youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Robson
of Elma.
G. E. Brown, whose recent CON-
munication in the Register SO glaring-
ly misrepresented the railroad ques-
ton, is the father OF w. G. Brown of
the c., b & Q.-Des Moines News.
For a Christmas present buy one
of those Elegant Pianos for sale SO
CHEAP at my residence-first door
north of the Baptist church.
Mrs. H. f. FAULKEs.
There will be a Christmas sermon
and Christmas music at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday morning.
The evening sermon will be Con
corning Editors"
H. C. Stewart and wife of Madison,
s. D., are visiting their many friends
in and about Cresco. In 1857 when
we first came to Howard county, Mr..
Stewart was the st. Crispin Of New
Oregon.
The Grand Jurors drawn for the
term of court now in session, are,
James Flaherty, H. J. Turnkey, Tracy
Smith, L. J. johnson, Carl Prinz;
Tracy Smith, foreman; James Flaher-
ty, Secretary.
Mr.. r. H. Graham, who has been
suffering from o paralytic attack for
the past two or three weeks died at his
home in Cresco, last Sunday evening.
He was honest, hard working man,
and we are glad to know that with q
life insurance of 80, 500, his family are
we'll provided for.
White Caps have suggested to Rev.
Dwello Of Elma, that leave of absence
will be granted him on or before ten
days from Dec. lth. The Rev. Gen
tleman is we'll enough satisfied with
Elma to declare his purpose to remain.
Over forty of the leading citizens pub
lish card endorsing the Rev. Dwello.
For the Christmas and New Year
Holidays, excursion tickets will be
sold to stations within u distance of
200 miles. Tickets sold ON Dec. Gath
25th and 31st 1891. and January 1st
1892. Limited for continuous passage.
Return limit up to Jan. 4th 1892.
Rate, fare and one third for the round
trip. C. H. COLEMAN, Agent.
J. NJ. Walker, formerly of Cresco
has returned to stay. He may be
found in the wagon shop 1T the rear
of Shafer g. Lights blacksmith shop
He will repair your wagons and
sleighs, file your saws and attend to
NIL odd inhs of sho, work at rancop