The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-04-30

Auction, Saturday. This is positively
the last chance as they will pack up
Monday.
l.. +. Emmons has so far recovered
from his fractured leg that he came
in and is spending the week with his
daughter, Mrs. Howard.
Some fine pigs about six weeks old
for sale, by John b. Stevens, miles
N. w. of Cresco.
The Beard Brothers of DEBORAH
have bought from w. r. Owen all his
creameries in this county, which in
cludes the one at Lourdes, another at
Lime Springs and the one in Cresco.
We have Tagging for side walks
on the way, which l will furnish for
parties desiring, at low figures.
NJ. A. KLINE & Co., Marble Dealers.
Father, that boy of ours must have
a new suit of clothes and C. ID.
Nichols g. Co., have the most elegant
line ever saw.
Miss Anna Graf, having completed
the Commercial Course at Valdez
Business College, returned to her
home in Cresco on Friday.-Decorah
Journal.
A fire on the farm of Jacob Woel-
lstein, Thursday morning consumed
his wood house with it's contents. It
stood few feet away from the dwell
ling which, as no wind was
blowing, was saved.
Hon. David Morgan OF Searsboro,
Iowa, in the interest of an Oskaloosa
Insurance and Investment Co., has
been Il business visitor to our town.
He is one Of the old guard.
Miss Lucille Barber gave a party
last Saturday to her young child
friends, some fifteen or twenty of
whom scampered over the lawn,
danced and enjoyed the luxury of
candies, pea nuts, oranges and other
delicacies.
Fine workmanship il shown in some
portraits of Mr.. and Mrs. Laidlaw,
executed by Mr.. Frank Laidlaw,
somewhere in New Eegland. More
life like portraits we have never seen.
Mrs. L. Rowley, of Cresco, is the
guest of Mrs. A. J. Jordan in this city
for few days. She is sister of the
late Mr.. Jordan, and is en- route to
st. Louis to visit with the family OF
her Observation-Disclosures News.
The Cresco Times of last week says
I'VE acknowledge the receipt of an
elaborate program of the Davis con-
certs and recitals at Boston which
has our Cresco representative, Miss
Lillian Lauraine Mead, on the list for
a special part. The recitals are given
by pupils of Prof. +. NJ. Davis, grad.
uate of Leipsig Conservatory"
NJ. Il. Grattan is again at the head
of affairs on Preston Stock Farm
after a second severe tussle with La
Grippe. Yesterday one of those prom
Used gilt-edged horses arrived. 1t il
claimed that no horse in the North.
west has SO good a pedigree. He is
from the best speed getters. Vidette
L. NJ. Atherton, who has conducted
the Mitchell County Press for the
past quarter of century, retired
with the issue OF the 90 inst, and i.
succeeded by his son-in-law, Jim f
H. Long, and the local department
will again be control of Mary Ather
ton Long, who, before her marriage
SO acceptably filled the local editoria
chair.
| Paul Mcconnell came down from
Deadwood, South Dakota, the first o.
the week and will look up some good
place to start Drug store, which
will be conducted by himself, assisted
by his sister, Miss Lenore Mcconnell
They are worthy young people t.
whom encouragement may be safel,
given by the fortunate community
where they locate.
/ w. II. Alleman advertises som,
finely bred breeding horses in tn,
PLAIN DEALER this week. He claims
that Western Lad colts from the sam,
mare, show more speed than tn,
colts of any other sire, Mt the sam,
age, and has money that will stant
by the statement. Western Lad ha
sired more colts than any horse thai
ever came to Cresco, evidence of two
important facts, that Mr.. Allemal
knows where to advertise and tina
the horse breeders read the ad. an.
appreciate the merits of the horse.
A new |. o. o. +. Lodge was insti
tuted in Ellna Tuesday evening. J.
will be known rs the Good Samaritan
Lodge, No. 52s. 1t starts out with ,
membership of 20. following are tn,
officers chosen. N. G., T.. w. Church
| Y. e., j. M.Robb; s., &. b. Borst: Il.
Il. A Burgess; &C., &. w. Ostran
der; Il. s. n. Ct. u. G. Newcomb; II
s. V. e., Daniel Fallgatter: l.. s. Y
e., Charles Saxon; II. s. s., w. C
Bowman; l.. s. s., s. II. Bursell; O
g., w. Sayers; l. G., L. II. Hunt.
-Elma News.
The Luren society of DEBORAH Ia
consented to give one of its unrivalle.
/ musical entertainments in Lyric Hal
' May % The proceeds for the bene
fit OF the Norwegian Lutheran an,
Grace Episcopal Church. This com
pany of musicians belong to Luthe
College, DEBORAH, and is commende
for its proficiency and taste.