The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-01-01
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Berg have gone
to Chicago for holiday recreation.

Mr.. anu MRS. y. n. Berg nave gone
to Chicago for a holiday recreation.
Patrick Noonan OF Chester was in
Cresco yesterday on business.
| Fred Gillett came home from Dako.
Ia for the holidays.
/ Miss Frances Quillinan. sales clerk
in an Elma store, was in Cresco the
early part of the week.
| Louis Barth, who has been EN-
ployed on one of Duluth's dailies, is
at home on the sick list.
\ John H. Beadle, who Is taking a
course of study in veterinary COL
lege at Chicago, returns Saturday
i WIN. Hughes, foreman of the Ossian
Bee, spent the past week in visiting
relatives and friends In Cresco.
| Mr.. Aug. Beadle went to st. Paul
to hear Stanley, the world renowned
explorer Of Africa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodcock and Mary
Farnsworth put in Christmas with
friends in Lime Springs.
LOsT.-An arctic oyershoe, between
CrescO and Vernon Springs. The
finder can get a reward by leaving it
at this Office.
| Attorney f. II. Acers, of DEBORAH,
was up on legal business last Friday,
having charge of the defense in a
liquor case.
Miss Eva Doolittle, who is teach
ing the young idea how to shoot" ut
Greenleafton, Mimi, enjoyed her
vacation at home.
Mrs. John +. Peck and daughter
Nettie went to Lacrosse for the holi-
days with Mrs. w. 7. Irvine and
Charley who met them there.
Oliver e. Gillett and wife, of Otto
wa, Kansas, are the guests of Ed
mund Gillett and family, their first
visit to Cresco.
Ed. McCook, collector for the Deer
ing Binder folks. has been hand
shaking with old time friends for a
few days In Cresco.
Mrs. b. Chaplin and daughters
Clarice and Helen came down from
Chester to welcome the New Year
with Cresco friends.
Mrs. Ella Knapp and son, .of Min
neapolis, came down yesterday to
visit with her aunt, Mrs. +. Gillett,
and other friends.
Ed. FarnsMorth, Willis Tomas, w.
L. Converse and Willard Blackburn,
In the Freshman class, at the State
University, return to resume their
course next Monday.
James Kearns and wife, of Mitchell
county, with daughter Winnie came
down for a holiday visit with the
PLAIN DEALER families the first of
the week.
LosT.-A 12 gague breech loading
shot gun, in brown ducking case, on
the road from 8. A. Converse's farm
to Carver's corner, by way of New
Oregon. Please return and get re-
ward, n. b. WHEELER.
Albert GreeabauM came home
from Chicago to eat Christmas turkey
and have what is better, the pleasant
associations of parents, home, and
brothers and sisters.
DR.. F. NJ. johnson, of Grand Mead
Woods Worm Destroyer. He con-
siders it great remedy and recon-
mends it to his patients.
For sale by J. J. Lowry, druggist.
A. V. Bishop is after your custom
and patronage, and to that end adj
vertises his goods in the PLAIN
DEALER. He has good stock, sells
reasonably, and will treat you fairly.
Prof. Cooley and l.. f. A. Ling,
two OF Howard county's most sue
cessful teachers, left on Monday for
Des Moines to attend the Teachers
Association.
WANTED-The reports of the Adju-
tant- General Of Iowa for the years
1929, for which, or either of which,
liberal price will be paid at this
Office.
James A. Blackburn, Of Antelope
Valley, Neb., is visiting with Thos. S.
Blackburn, both making u welcome
call at this Office Monday. There was
a family reunion, all the children and
grandchildren coming home.
L. Greenbaum went to Anamosa
Monday afternoon. 1t is expected
the Board of Trade will hold an in
teresting evening session while he's
there, but of course he'll keep whist
about the business.
Jno. &. Stradley has been visiting
friends in Cresco. Mrs. Stradley will
remain few weeks with parents and
friends at Lime Springs and Cresco.
Mr. Stradley is connected with Sault
Ste Marie Tribune, a selni-weekly pa
per at the 500,
THE BEST medical writer's claim
that the successful remedy for nasal
catarrh, must be non-irritating,
easy of application, and one
that will reach all the remote sores
and liberated surfaces. The history
of the efforts to treat catarrh during
the past obliges us to admit that only
one remedy has met these conditions,
and that is Ely's Cream Balm. This
pleasant remedy has mastered ca
tarrh as nothing else has ever done,
and both physicians and patients
freely concede this fact. The more