The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-10-01

is visiting in Cresco and vicinity.
The Ladies' Guild will meet with
Mrs. Goodrich Friday afternoon.
J. q. Stradley OF Sault Ste Marie
came in Oh the Tuesday noon train.
You can get challies and outing
cloth at wholesale prices at Laidlaw's
Rev. Oakley of Pierre, s. d., held
service in the Congregational Church
last Sunday.
Mesdames F. NJ. Clarke and Geo.
NJ. Van Leuven Jr., were Cresco v ISL
tors Tuesday.
DIR. F. f. Blackman and wife will
return to Chicago on the train Satur-
day afternoon
Mrs. a, w. Gillette of st. Paul is
visiting Mrs. H. G. Price. and other
friends in Cresco.
a. j. McClasky of DEBORAH was
looking after his business in terests in
Cresco. the first of the week.
j. Mcknight and family of Leroy
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Miller for few days last week.
Mrs. s. s. Mallery wants good
girl to do house work. Apply at the
Photo rooms. Good wages paid.
l.. p. Barth, a Cresco printer boy
engaged at his trade in Duluth, came
home for visit Tuesday afternoon.
j. p. Lemon and wife started Mon.
day night for their OLD home in Can
ada where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. Breckenridge is furnishing De.
corah Institute lady students day
board at $1.4O per week; gentlemen,
$3.50.
The Chicago & Milwaukee Ry. Co.,
has paid the Boston Clothing Co., for
the clothing burned in its depot last
winter.
Mrs. w. b. Lent, arrived home from
Arkansas City, Kansas, for a few
weeks visit with parents and friends
in Cresco.
The PLAIN DEALER has a society
column conducted by that prince of
society men, Mr.. Bill Nye, profusely
illustrated.
Fred Fallows of the Wacoma SEN
tinel was visiting r. M. Barbour, a
brother-in-law last week, returning
home Saturday.
Hon. c. ID. Cutting of Jamestow
was in Cresco on business with the
Treasurer on Wednesday; also A. D.
Combs of Chester.
Rev. Willard Fuller has rented the
new brick building erected by N. B.
Wheeler this season, just east of his
own place, and will occupy it this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson, who have
been visiting J. w. Humphrey and
family and other friends about Ores
co, returned home to Hardin county,
Tuesday.
DIR. Wright who succeeds DIR. Glaz
Ter in the practice of medicine &C.
cording to the formula of homeopathy
occupies the office vacated by his
predecessor.
d. Amundson will occupy rooms
with his large and seasonable stock o
Merchant tailoring cloths and goods
this week, over A. H. Caward''
grocery store.
I'M. Walker of Monona, and {
nephew from Montezuma, were visit
ing friends in Cresco tnis week. Mr.
Walker was former resident here
and will soon again so become.
Miss Truman of Luana, Iowa, Q
guest and niece of Mrs. J. Wells, wa
in the PLAIN DEALER office Saturday
with Mrs, Wells, observing how thu
''art preservative of arts" is conduct
ed.
Mrs. w. II. Mead Is visiting he
daughter. Mrs. Dissmore, at Crosier
N. d., and expects on her return tt
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dreamer and
Miss Nellie Mullen, at Crookston
MINI.
Wedding cards received at thi
office, announces the marriage of L
p. Weld, with Pearl Mallahan, Cedal
Rapids, Iowa. Sept. &c, 1891. At HON,
after October 1st, 60 third Ave. il
that city.
Philip Button returns in few day
to continue his course in the Montre
al Veterinary College, and John H
Beadle returns to Chicago to morrow
to resume his studies in the sam
profession.
Last winter the Business Depart
mcnt of DEBORAH Institute could no
accommodate all who applied. For tn
full course, including Short Hand
only $500 in addition to the reyula
tuition, $500 a month, Is charged
Students admitted at any time.
j. G. Wollung, who bought tn
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