The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-09

IOf II Few days with parents, VIE anu
children.
The Field store foundation is ready
for the joists, which will be in place
this week.
\. NJ. Thayer, sold to +. w. Tom.
linson his Western Lad colt. one
year old for 1926.
Fred Swenson has been appointed
q member of the Town Council to
succeed f. Il. Miller, resigned.
At the recent races at Glendive,
Mont, Maud j., by Western Lad,
trotted to a record of 2:42t.
Miss Eva Doolittle having closed
her term of school at Fillmore. MINI.
is basking in the sunshine of the
maternal home.
DIR. Bolles, former resident OF this
vicinity, now of South Dakota, has
been visiting with Mrs. Jane f.
Doolittle and other Cresco friends.
Mr.. Harlow White of jennings, La.
IN early settler Of Howard county, II
looking over the old stamping ground
but will return to Jennings soon.
Miss Lauraine Mead returned home
Tuesday morning, and is now ready
and better equipped than ever to re-
sumo instruction of pupils in music.
There will be no sery ices in the
CONGREGATIONAL Church next Sabbath.
the Rev. l. n. Cain, writes C. l.
White that he cannot reach hear in
time.
Miss Ella Long of Howard Center,
will return Tuesday to Chicago
where she is employed as Steno
grapher and Typewriter, by the Yves.
tern Trading Company.
Prof. Breckenridge is SO confident
that he gives u Commercial Course
equal to the best and at a charge oil
only IS in addition to the regular
tuition, S3 a month, that anyone will
be allowed to work two weeks before
deciding to enroll. Send for circular
Scandinavian Musical Festival to
be held at Minneapolis. July 10th to
2lst, the c. NJ. & st. Paul Ry. will
sell excursion tickets July 10th ut fare
one way for the round trip. Good to
return until July %.
l.. L. A. Ling has been selected
principal of the Cresco Public Schoo
to succeed +. g. Cooley, resigned
This good selection and our regret
is that ii takes our candidate fol
for Superintendent out of the field.
Teachers who already hold a frs
grade certificate are urged to take Z
course in the Higher English Branch
es. Prof. Breckenridge has never
been able to supply the demand
made upon him for teachers who are
qualified to instruct i'm these branch
es.
The Ladies' Guild, of Grace Churcl
will be pleased to do plain sewing
tying comforters, etc, at u reasona
BILE rate for anyone who desires thei
services. Orders may be left will
Mrs. Goodrich. The "(iuild" will
meet next Friday afternoon with Mrs
w. r. Mead.
A carpenter. by the name OF NJ. :
Powers, fell from the roof of hous,
in East Des Moines. Iowa, and sus
tanned a painful and serious sprain o
the wrist, which he cured with on
bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm
He says it is worth SIS bottle.
cost him so cents. For sale by j. j
Lowry.
Indictments were found agains
Henry O'Reily and wife. at the las
term of court for keeping and main
maintaining a nuisance. We pre-
sumo there would be no objection t
their selling fifteen or twenty barrel
of whisky year, but the fact is the
are not satisfied with small bus
ness.
i 1t is indisputable, that more case
of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Wea
Stomach, Bilious and Gastric De
rangement are cured by Humphrey,
lSpecific No. Ten than by all othe
remedies put together.
Officers Installed in Cresco Lodge
No. 269, l. q. .. f., Monday evening
July 9th 1891.
s. A. Converse, N. &.
+. A. Ryan, v. &.
;. Il. r. Story, Secretary.
II. w. Young, Treasurer.
+. w. Plopper, Warden.
J. +. Webster, Conductor.
John Shafer, O. q.
Jerry Moulton, l. &.
H. Breedlove, II. s. to N. Ii.
L. w. johnson, l.. s. to N. Il.
w. NJ. Gager, II. s. to v. q.
J. f. Lewis, l.. s. to V. Ct.
RI We have heard the Grafton Of Re
Fuller, delivered in Cresco the At
, highly commended by competeI
judges.
j We have also heard much sever
t criticism from business men of Gre
! co, who contributed money to IL
celebration, because of the manag
ment of those who had theillselv,
put in charge of the celebration
having diverted what was lntendt
for the public benefit rs an engine
a promote self interest.
i Their ground Of Complaint is tin
d the general public which was indu
Il ell to come to Cresco for u days e
{ terlainment attribute the fizzle al
o failure to the business men of Cresc
ii whom the entire fault lies, as tn,
! allege, with those who were usiI
Il when the business men donated,
r. the means to personal benefit
themselves, not manifesting the lea
disposition to carry out any of t
" advertised attractions. Having be