The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-12-03
A good girl wanted to do house
work at II. G.. Burgess,

For good sly lie Over Coat, go to
BANK g. Co., Berg Block.
We sell our X-mas mixed candies at
5 lbs. for SOC. this year. Caward the
Grocer.
| Worden Strother returned from
MiIbank and vicinity in s. d., last
Friday.
Remember BANK g. Co., for Cloth
ing and Dry Cooks. Best and the
cheapest.
A. y. Gallsha is improving and ex-
poets to be able to resume his run in
a few days.
BE sure and see Caward's line OF
China, Glass ware and Lamps for
Holiday gifts.
Try Washburns best Flour; you
never had anything to equalit. Cav
ard the Grocer.
Mr.. Peter De Noyelles has advice
from Nashua that his brother, JOSH
ua, is dangerously sick.
If you like to save money on your
winter Clothing, Hats, Caps, go to
BANK s. Co., Berg Block.
4 II. H. Graham was stricken with
paralysis over a week ago and is not
improving much, if at all.
Mrs. Hopkins and daughter, sister
and niece Of Mrs. DR.. Barrett are the
guests Of the Barrett family.
Miss Mae Tomas was home from
,, the State University for Thanksgiv-
ing, returning last Saturday.
Headquarters for Clothing, Over
Coats, Boots, Shoes, at very low prize
: es at BANK g. Co., Berg Block.
. Jas. Hendricks of Riceville, one of
the solid farmers of Howard county,
was in Cresco the first of the week.
The excavating for the pipe Of the
water works was completed Satur-
!. day night and the pipe is all in place.
b. d. Everingham had the pleasure
!, of Thanksgiving visit from his
, brother William, of Chickasaw coun.
ty.
0 With every purchase of $50 dollars
you get set of China cups and sau'
GERS free at Caward's big bargain
store.
Z Remember Caward the Grocer will
D give you all benefit on \ mas Can
a dies this year. l5c. u pound, or 5lbs
for soc.
o John b. Caward has just returned
) from the eastern markets and is be
y ing followed by stock of seasonabls
. goods.
Q Thos. Bowen and Lizzie Dargan
|. daughter of John E. Dargan, were
a married at the Catholic church il
Riceville by Father O'Brien last week
Ebert E. Burdick and Luella A
d Taylor of Pc stville were united il
d marriage at that place Nov. %. The
r groom is a son of w. N. Burdick ant
a Howard county boy.
Peleg Spencer Whitman and Caro-
line Crawford Crane celebrated thei
Golden Wedding at Taccoa, Ga. Dec
Y list, 1891. They were former resident
of Howard county, residing at Yer
10 non Springs.
= J. b. Caward & Co., mention a fey
Y of the many articles contained il
their immense stock with prices.
!, will pay to read their advt., from to
to bottom, also to take advantage G
~ some of the bargains offered.
= Mr.. H. G. Hjerleid knows the opiI
y ion the Baileys, father and son, hav
g. of the Norwegians and can give hi
20 countrymen tips" The way tn
'A Norwegians vote gives the BaIleys
=, very correct idea of how the Norsk
feel toward them.
Mr.. H c. Salisbury has been up i
T. the big woods of Chippewa count.
Wis, on a deer hunt, and judgin
from the splendid steak and the fin
IN roast sent We editor, he either pu
chased or slaughtered something fine
Of Should We ever 60 hunting or fish
-, ing and have any luck We'll remen
Der him sure.
" The second of John eager had thu
misfortune to get his left han
" caught in some sort of corn she Her G
Ia husker which he was assisting
Of operate, and received injuries whic
We required amputation, the hand beiH
all removed by the unjointing at IL
Of wrist. We are glad to know that /
we We is getting along as well as could
vii expected.
&C.
all Mr.. Chas. Hess has purchased fro
ar I. A. Libbey two hundred acres
land two miles east of Cresco in Wi
- nesheik county, extending on bot