The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-12-24

| Miss Nettie McNally OF Linn,
Springs il visiting in Cresco.
i If economy is your aim. buy your
footwear of G.. ID. Nichols g. Go.
Andrew McAndrew il the paterna
parent Of n nine pound daughter
Granzow's Orchestra play ut Lime
Springs tonight. The occasion il 4,
charity ball.
Mrs. q. X. Baker of Ridgeway
came up OH Saturday night to the
| Willett concert.
\ fine present for your little bro
tller at home is one of those Jersey
Suits ut Nichols
When you are looking for Christ
mas Presents, buy something useful
ut the Golden Eagle.
Some lucky man can purchase the
Toledo Weekly Blade one year ut
this Office for IS cents.
The Congregational Sunday school
will have Christmas exercises this
evening at the church.
Thos. s. Blackburn of Lincoln,
Winnesheik county. was t.ansacting
business in Cresco, Monday.
Mrs. Mary Buchanan expects to go
to Minneapolis to-day to reside with
her daughter, Mrs. Stremel.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday morning, the Pastor will
preach a New Years sermon.
NJ. Q. Tuttle of Usage was in Cresco
last week on business connected with
the estate of Robert Graham.
Nichols footwear are self-comfort-
ing, and sure cure for corns. bunions,
&c. For gentlemen or ladies.
Services, with communion, at Grace
Episcopal Church on Christmas MORN
ing ut 10 o'clock. All are invited.
Miss Matte Plat will visit in Chi
cago for about week, the guest of
Miss Grace Alleman, starting last
night.
Peter Niebling, of Garnavillo, Iowa
is making a holiday visit with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shaffer.
Mrs. Hopkins ard daughter have
gone to 3eaverdam, Wis, to visit the
parents of Mrs. Hopkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dexter.
e. NJ. Van Leuven of Lime Springs
and Il. Il. Baker of Ridgeway were in
at the Masonic reception
Tuesday evening.
The 18th wedding anniversary of
II. w. Harris and wife was celebrated
at their home on Market street by a
host of friends last evening.
Miss May Tomas and Messrs Willis
Tomas, Will Converse, Willard Black
burn, and Fred Doan, temporary
Iowa Cityites, are home for the holi-
days.
Miss Kitty klink and Louis Isaacs,
two of Howard county's school teach.
ers in Fillmore public schools are
taking their holiday vacation in
Cresco.
p. N. Glathart came in yesterday
from Tullahoma, Tenn. the sad or
rand OF committing the remains of his
wife to mother earth having brought
him hither.
j. w. ONiel of Elma was trans
acting business in Cresco last week,
taking the opportunity to secure the
PLAIN DEALER and Des Moines Lead.
er for the ensuing year.
At the Congregational church Eext
Sunday evening the pastor will
preach the last serm n on Leaders of
Society"-sub:ect: "Concernin, Mer.
chants and Business Men,"
The German Lutheran Sunday
School will have Christmas Ire e
and Christmas exercises tonight.
Tomorrow at 10 q. IN, there will be
the regular Christmas services.
The meeting of Cresco Union ALI
ance, for the election of officers will
be held in the basement Of the Berg
block, the first Saturday in Jan. 1892.
@. g, BHews, secy.
VIM. Lewis, son OF Thos. Lewis
died at Chester on Monday, and was
buried here Wednesday. He leaves
wife and one child. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev.
James Oakley.
Joshua De Noyelles for many years
a resident of, and hotel proprietor
in this county, but more recently fol-
lowing the same vocation at Nashua.
Iowa, died at that place Tuesday,
December IA, after a long and illness
Thos. S. Blackburn of Lincoln twp.
Winnesheik Co., on Tuesday of this
week sold to Ben. Hunting hogs,
the combined weight of which was
5000 pounds, at $3. 40 per cwt. netting
him Slo2 for the six. Who can beat
this?
Martin G the Biz Bas.en, made a
trip t. Canton and Harmony. Mimi,