The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-12-31
Are you going to write 1t 1892!
Miss Ruth Ling is enjoying her va
cation with Lime Springs friends.

cation with Lime Springs friends.
\ daughter of Sheriff-elect Howlet
il repo, ted married to one Of the Jutl.
boys.
a. l.. Greenbnuin has fine Astra
chan Cloak for sale at very low
price.
Miss Mabel McClasky of DEBORAH j
visiting her grand parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. J. Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darcy. accompanied
by Miss Leila Marshall, visited i'm For
Atkinson over Christmas.
There is no weekly newspaper pub
lished that excels the Saturday edit
ion Of The Chicago Herald.
Miss f. Il. Higbee, of st. Paul, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. James Oakley, or
Christmas. returning Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCook took
the Tuesday noon train for their win.
ter sojourn in the sunny South.
There is no paper in this country
that is more beautifully printed than
The Chicago Herald.-New York Sun
Mrs. J. J. Ciemnler and son, Frank,
are visiting in Minneapolis will,
daughter and sister, Mrs. c. J. Peck.
w. H. Hughes Of the Ossian Bee
came up for the holidays, lifting our
latch string while in town OCCASION
ally.
Gov. Boies has issued u proclama.
ton appealing to the people of Iowa
for food for the starving peasants OF
Russia.
The Elma News has new and i'm.
proved head and has new body type,
making it in good looks next to the
PLAIN DEALER.
1t is reported that a Mrs. Serfling
ut Granger, went to bed at night in
perfect health and was found dead in
the morning.
Found-a watch and chain. The
owner can procure the same by call
ing at Graves restauran tand describ-
ing property.
Attention is called to the adver.
tisement of The Chicago Herald. Our
readers will make no mistake in club
bling with the Herald.
Will and Phil Cumins have bought
the A. II. Fuller farm of 1GO acres in
New Oregon, one Of the best farms in
the county as to soil and location.
Sheriff Hall went to Analnosa Mon
day with Arlington and Mclnroy,
who were sent there to learn to be
better men and for the good of soci-
ETY..
The Communion of the Lords Sup
per will be administered at the Con-
gregational Church next Sunday
morning. Usual services in the even
ing.
g. II. Adams and wife are visiting
mother and friends in Cresco. We
acknowledge a pleasant call Mt the Of
flee, accompanied by his sisters, the
Misses Fuller.
Col. Rogers OF Berlin Wis, has
been the guest of his brother-in-law,
s. S. Mallery for few days, depart
ing to visit brother ut Albert Lea,
the early part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Livingston
returned from Milton, Wis, Monday,
where they had been making holi-
day visit to the parents Of Mr.. L;y.
ingston and with ether friends.
The Sun has taken up its abode In
the front basement Of the Creseo Tn.
ion Savings bank. The indications
are that the paper will be made bet
ter than it has been heretofore
The Augusta Ohrstrom Opera CON-
pany gave q highly satisfactory Ell
tertainment ut Lyric Hall ,;,-.. s..-s-
day sveninx. A'.i.o"eh Mr.. Bale
carried of the honors, his solos being
e Enthusiastically received.
Bonnet and Necktie Social ut the
residence of A. u. Lent, Esq., Tues.
day evening, Jan. s. 1909, for the
benefit OF the Episcopal Church. Is
cents expense for evening. Refresh
nients served. A cordial invitation
to all.
Statements of account will be sent
to many of our subscribers iurlag
the next week. because we need the
money, and because we believe it our
due. We trust our friends will re-
spond with their usual prowptaes-,
The annual meeting OF the Howard
county Agricultural Society will be
held in the Court House on Saturday,
January IL. 1879 at p. III. A large
attendance solicited.
RoBT. THOMSON. Sec'y.
A communication from Riceville
from IA subscriber" should have had
the authors name to receive s,.e..
ton, Nc ;,:,,; .+suW seaI u ooin-
snvnientidn,po q lnhDlisher which he
HAS not the courage to let his name
accompany.
Mr.. Asa McCullom. an uncle of DIR.