The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-10-15
At Lyric Hall only three nights and
Saturday matinee.

AT Lyric Hall only three nights anu
Saturday matinee.
Don't miss the theatrical treat Of
the season next week.
AL. Greenbaum's stock is all new,
cheap and in modern styles,
You all know Warmers Comedy Co.
Lyric Hall Oct. 90, % and "a.
Otto Solberg, OF DEBORAH, has taken
charge OF the Mckay Gallery.
No shoddy adorns the shelves in
Greenbaum's store. Come In and ex.
anime quality and learn prices.
II you want bargains in clothing
and gents furnishings, cal at the
New Store, next to Plat & O'Malley's
Mrs. p. T. Searles has bought the
residence of Byron Walter, paying
1900 dollars for it. Mr.. Waiter re-
moves to Grove City, MINI.
The oyster supper given in the
rooms over the Alliance store last
Thursday evening by the ladies Of
Grace Episcopal Church Melted them
$l42O.
J. c. Russell, brother law Of G.
II. Miller from the eastern part OF the
state Of Washington, arrived in Cres-
co Wednesday morning for few days
visit, after which he goes to Nebraska.
The Crapser boys. John Watts and
several others of this place are in the
region OF Devils Lake, N. D., operat-
ing steam thresher. A five hundred
acre field, 40 bushels to the acre, was
their first job.
q. M. VanLeuven has disposed of
his drug store in Lime Springs to a
party from Clear Lake, in conse-
quence of which Charley Beadle is
visiting his parents while looking for
another location.
The Warner Comedy Company is
booked for three nights engage
ment in this city beginning Thursday,
Oct. %. Don't fail to see them. Pop
ular prices of admission. Secure your
seats early at Tomas Bros.
Hon. A. j. Westfall, Peoples candi-
date for the Office of governor, will
speak in Cresco, Tuesday, Oct. 20, at
1 80 p. III. in the Court House. We
understand he is good speaker and
will deserve a good audience whether
he has it or not.
b. F. Bean, deputy U. s. Marshal,
came up from Dubuque on Monday
and arrested Steener Elefson and
John Skoda, charged with the offense
Of breaking into the U. s. postoffioe
at Protivin. They were taken to Du-
huque Tuesday afternoon, several
witnesses going to establish the
charge. but failed to do SO.
About - o'clock last Thursday
night, Oct. 9Th, the residence Of H. C.
McCartey on Arcade street, st. Paul.
was burned to the ground with near
ly all its contents, involving loss of
about $4,000, with only 5000 insur-
ance on building.and contents. Mr..
Mccarthy will be remembered as a
former attorney of Cresco.
Democrats throughout the state will
sympathize deeply with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. X. Sovereign In their bereavement.
All of their five children have been
seriously sick with diphtheria, result
ing in the death of one of them. The
other four are by no means out of
danger. This affection will account
for Mr.. Sovereign's absence from the
forum of political combat at the pres.
ent time.-Des Moines Leader, Oct. 8.
Mr.. Mike keefe of Elma, while re.
turning home from New Haven, met
with quite serious accident. A dog
came out which frightened his team
and they ran away. They went some
distance before the lines broke. Mr.
keefe was thrown from the bugg,
and the team went on and were stop
ped by some men. We understand
that the owner of the dog had to pa,
1926. Hope it will be a lesson to al
those who keep such dogs.-Mitchel
County Press.