The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-04-23

John Holverson goes to Chicago t,
work at his trade rs plasterer.
Elder RidIington is having hi
granary made into dwelling.
Remember Bingham's Tourists. Re
served seats, at Lomas Bros, 35c.
T.. f. Smith went to Lansing Sat
urday to see if that baby" is grow
ing.
Mrs. Gregory Marshall is spending
a few days visiting friends in ant
about DEBORAH.
Good tame hay for sale at $40 pc
ton, cash. one mile south from Crescs
$. A. CONVERSE.
Supervisor Irwin came down or
Monday returning home the mex
day.
Dan McGinty's Troubles will be de
lineated tonight at Lyric Hall. Ad
mission 25 and 80 cents.
Oliver H. Wood had the misfortune
of runa way Monday, resulting in a
broken leg.
DR.. Crider will return to Cresco the
middle of May as his ad. elsewhere
announces.
Luther H. Burns of Lime Springs
came down on business with the
clerk of the court on Tuesday.
The prosecuted Swede, the most
laughable play in existence, at Opera
House, Monday night.
J. f. Wells has received a lot of
maple sugar from his brother in Yer
mont. 1t is of choice quality.
If You decide, from what you have
heard or read, that you will take
Hoods Sarsaparilla, do not be induc-
ed to buy any substitute instead.
James Hendricks of Riceville came
down to the hub Tuesday with Su-
pervisor Irwin and Thos. McCook Jr.
II you want a stylish Hat, cheap,
don't go by C. d. Nichols g. Co.'S.
show window.
The wives of the Drs. Eddy of Coal
Creek, Colorado, left Cresco on the
Monday afternoon train via Chicago
for Coal Creek.
Father, that boy of ours must have
q new suit of clothes and G. D.
& Co., have the most elegant
line l ever saw.
VIM. DeCamp left Monday for
North Denver, Colorado, where he
will spend the summer with his sons.
Coming Bingham's Tourists q
repertoire of the latest and most at
tractiye plays. AT Lyric Hall three
nights commencing Monday, April 81.
John T. Smith OF Lime Springs and
Supervisor Woodward were inspect
ing the Birmingham bridge the first
of the week.
Ladies' who take pride in nice white
clothes should use Russ Bleaching
Blue. Your grocer keeps it. Try
some. 3O-4
j. +. Webster and J. &. Doan, were
at Elma trying to induce the Odd
Fellow goat to take his oats. They
did it.
G. d. Nichols & Co., have their
show window trimmed this week
with children's suits, which we are
informed are within the reach OF all.
Another Democrat came to reside
in Cresco the 81 of April. At present
he is with Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman,
He will not be a voter until the elect.
ion of 1919.
Geo. Morse is thoroughly overAa ul.
ing the house he recently purchased,
adding story to the north wing,
putting on a veranda and rearrang.
ing its interior.
George Bly, has been having. a Sc
we're wrestle with infiamatory rheu.
matism. 1t has had him for some
three weeks, but he is reported or
the mend.
Van Zant & Button, veterinarians
may be found first door west of Nor
toms Livery Stable, where they have
fitted up a neat and convenient office
Their advertisement is changed &C
cordingly.
David Ammundson has purchased
the Grobel business ard continues i
with the same tailors in his employ
MIR. Markowitz succeeds Mr.. Am
mundson in charge of J. b. Caward'
tailoring establishment.
Mrs. Irvine has opened place TO
the sale of bread, cakes and pie
made by S. T. Irvine, an excellen
baker. 1t is next door to +. A. Glass
store in the room heretofore occu
pied by Mr.. Blodgett.
Mendenhall.s Greenhouse, Mime
apolis, Mimi, advertised in our col
umns, is one of the most extensiv
and flourishing Institutions of tn
twin cities. Their catalogue for 189
is a model of taste, elegance and uti
ity.
H. T. Reed has sold the Trumbul
lots next to the Carpenter building
the Field Bros. for $1,000. They wi
build a store there this summer an
occupy it when completed with
stock of general merchandise.
would be well if the remaining spac
connecting with Meverden's Furni1
ure Store could also be put in thi
summer.
The Waukegan, Ill.,, Gazette {
Feb. 14th, '9i, says: Bingham's Tour
| ISIS on Monday avaninv ,,racapfa