The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-03-26
Mrs. knudtson, Friday the 81.
Great Hat Sale at Greenbaum's.

/ Mrs. Knudtson, Friday the 81.
Great Hat Sale at Greenbaum's.
Frank Everingham, Of Kansas City,
is back for two Or three weeks visit
with friends.
Mrs. Knudtson Co., only comes for
one night. 1t is spoken of as a splen-
did evenings entertainment.
Mrs. Prices singing class will give
q Scotch concert in the Congrega-
t:onal Church Thursday evening,
April end.
| There will be a ball in Lyric Hall,
the End Friday in Institute, April Sd.
Music by Granzow's Orchestra of six
pieces.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is on the flood
tide of popularity, which position it
has reached by its own intrinsic, un-
doubted merit.
Chas. Hall, the star of the Mrs.
kEudtson company is the reputed
originator of Swedish characters on
the stage.
q. C. Elderkin of Bonair returned
from an extended visit among friends
in New York and Pennsylvania
Thursday last.
C. ID. Nichols is in Michigan this
week for the purpose of learning how
a sheep sale is conducted, as his firm
contemplate having one soon.
The prices to the Mrs. knudtson
show are to be 35 and SO cents Songs
and dances are promised in plenty.
Don't go with your heels "a rock
ing" but get your fits in fine Foot
Wear of
c. d. NICHOLS L. Co. (The Fitters)
Hon. C. D, Cutting of Riceville was
in Cresco Friday last, making neigh
borly call at this office, where he is
even a welcome guest.
! II you would have your clothes that
delicate, clear white SO desirable, use
Russ Bleaching Blue. Sold by all
grocers. 26t4
DR.. Order, the specialist physician,
will arrive at the Strother House
today, remaining until Monday. You
have seen his announcement, now
you can go and see the Doctor.
The annual parish meeting will be
held in Grace Episcopal Church on
Easter Monday at half past o'clock
All members are earnestly requested
to be present to elect officers for the
coming year.
John T. Smith 81. H. Wetter
and C. w. Burns, of Lime
Springs were toying with the
stall fed goat in the third story of the
Cresco Union Savings Bank last Fri
day evening.
| NJ. A. Flood, departs for Michigan
on the early Monday morning train
where he will engage actively in tn,
work of cultiyating the soil. Mrs
/ Flood will leave next week some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Flood are among and o
our very best people, and we mucl
, regret their removal from the county
Grown persons are frequently sicl
5 at the stomach, bad taste in mouth
J itching at the nose and anus, fain
Y coming on at meal times, and u fe,
/ MOuthfuls OF food stop the bad feel
ing. They don't always know tina
. one bottle of DIR. Woods Worm DE
stroyer is just what they want, but
is. Sold by ]. J. Lowry. got
Il Vanzant & Button advertise them
: selves as veterinary surgeons in tn
! Plain Dealer this week. Mr.. Van
!. zant has, we learn, had many year
q successful practice in his profession
r Mr.. Button, has taken course il
Montreal veterinary college recently
and returns to Cresco we presume
!, we'll equipped for his chosen yocs
: ton.
8 DESTROYS of catching the eye an
s engaging the attentive ear of tn
reading and thinking public, Mr.. A
H. Caward adopts the ready mean
y to that end, by placing his advertise
a ment in the Flain Dealer to which W
i direct attention. He is giving som
9 grand bargains in superior goods re
y Gently purchased at ruinous price
j the benefit OF which he is .dividin
= with his patrons.
:, ..ere it is, and it fills the bill ,nuc
!. better than anything we could sa,
i 1t gives me tao greatest pleasure t
:, write you i'll regard to Chamberlain
ICough Remedy. During the pas
winter have sold more of it tina
e any other kind, and have yet to flu
!, any one, but what was benefited b
l. taking it. l have never had an
E medicine in my store that gave sue
e universal satisfaction J. NJ. ROME,
l. Druggist, Geuda Springs, kansa,
II 90 cent bottles for sale by, J. j
p LOWRY.
II 1t would be hard to find as large
connected body of good land els,
where on this continent, where til
best food of man can be SO readi.
1 produced, rs in the Red River Vale
il The poorest land anywhere to /,
\, found in Dakota is better than til
average of Massachusetts. Pro
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