The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-11-19
For u good st, lie Over Coat, go to
BANK & Co., Berg Block.

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BANK & Co., Berg Block.
w. Il. Owen will commence the
purchase OF live poultry soon.
Old buegies bought, repaired and
sold by J. II. Miller. Shop with T. ID.
Cady.
Frank Everingham is up from Kan
sas City. Will tell you why next
week.
Mrs. J. C. keIlow Of Riceville il
visiting with friends in and about
Cresco.
Remember BANK g. Co., for Cloth
ing and Dry Cooks. Best and the
cheapest.
Turkeys and republicans can not
repress shudder at the thought OF
November.
One of the Shields Bros, dealers in
baled hay ut Lime Springs, was q
Cresco visitor Monday.
If you like to save money OH your
winter Clothing, Hats, Caps, go to
BANK L. Co., Berg Block.
A young democrat bare TO OF and
quite naked arrived at Philip NJ Her
ODDS in New Oregon, Nov. 18th.
Headquarters for Clothing, Over
Coats, Boots, Shoes, at very low pric-
es at BANK e. Co., Berg Block.
Jas. d. Hutchinson returned from
Minneapolis for few days before
going to his home in Warren, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sabin departed on
Monday, going to Vinton, to visit
brother OF Mrs. Sabin for few days.
A good 6-year-old mare and two of
her colts can be bought at reasonable
figures from WIN. F. WEBER. Cresco.
A gentleman would like to pay for
the keeping Of rig this winter for
its use. Security given. Apply Mt
post Office.
Services in Grace Episcopal Church
next Sunday, afternoon and evening,
at the usual honrs, conducted by the
Rev. Irving McElroy.
The eclipse OF the moon Sunday
night was total, and would have been
without having been advertised.
The cloudy sky did it for this locality.
Miss Isaacs, of Cresco, is the guest
of Mrs. N. c. Meyers this week. She
has been engaged to teach school in
the Meyer district.-Calmar Herald.
The Fifty second congress will meet
on the fret Monday of next month,
Dec. :. The Iowa legislature con-
venes the second Monday in January.
w. O. Boegel, who came to Cresco
in the employ OF the Big Boston at
its inception, again worthily occupies
a place as principal among It's sales
men.
Matthew McCook, publisher Of the
Deaf Mute Critic Of Dubuque, was q
Cresco visitor Saturday and exchang-
ed some of his skill in the caligraphlc
art for ours.
Remember the Thanksgiving Dance
in Lyric Hall next Thursday eve.
Gentlemanly floor managers and the
best of music by Granzow's Orchestra.
Everybody invited.
j. NJ. Walker and family have re-
moved from Monona to our city, and
will occupy the Geo. Keune's house
in the northeast part of town. We
are glad to welcome them back.
The telegraph beats the mail all to
pieces. A telegram from Chicago to
a party In Cresco reached here at II
p. M, and was delivered ut 10 a. m,
beating the mail 2 hours and 40 min.
uts.
II you are in the habit of sending
away your laundry work, you had
better see me, as have made ar
rangements with the DEBORAH Steam
Laundry to have my laundry work
done there, at lower prices than you
have obtained before.
A. l.. GREENBAUM.
A convocation of the clergy OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church In Cries.
co, Tuesday and Wednesday, brought
to Cresco Rev. Hoyt Of Davenport,
Rev. Walker Of Dubuque. and Rev.
Brown, Rector OF Grace Episcopal
Church, Cresco, who broke bread
with the editor and family on We'd
nesday.
H. s. Webster, having purchased
a parcel of land In the Southwest
corner Of the plat Of ground enclosed
with the residence of J. b. Caward is
having the trees in front removed
and also those within the plat pre-
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