The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-03-05
Institute March Goth.

Great bargains in fine foot wear at
G. ID. NICHOLS 81 Co.
DR.. Darcy Of Granger, was a bust
ness visitor in Cresco last Saturday.
House for Rent or Gale. Enquire
OF J. q. Doan.
Election on County Uniformity will
take place next Monday, March 9th.
l.. +. Smith went to Lansing Satur-
day to see his little grand-child and
his daughter Elsie.
Vernon Springs township will hold
election on County Uniformity in the
County superintendent Office.
| The people have more cause for
gratitude because of what Congress
failed to do than for what it did.
John Crawford of Orleans has been
visiting his daughter Mrs. q. w.
Daniels, ut Ossian. we learn from the
Bee.
Are you soleless? if SO you will find
it 1T tile Golden Eagle Clothing
House.
a. Y. Bishop has removed his stock
OF groceries into the Buchanan build
ing, west of the Congregational
Church.
L. Ii. Runyon, solicitor for the Du-
buque Telegraph, one Of the best
Democratic papers il Iowa, was in
Cresco two days last week.
$3.50 buys you an outfit of Felt
Boots and Rubbers ut
G. ID. NICHOLS g. Co.
The Lake Arthur, La, Herald, re-
ports J. NJ. Mccoy and n. b. Wheel
er looking over the country in Calca-
sieu Parish.
Mr.. ID. &. Shreve, was married near
Hazelton, to Miss Jane Netcott,
Feb'y IL, 1891. Mr.. Shreve is one Of
the proprietors Of the Ema News.
Prof. f. l.. Mead, of Ellna, contem-
plates locating in Charles City. It.
would give him better opportunities
in his chosen profession of musical
director.
Don't go with your heels "a rock
Ing, : but get your fits in fine Foot
G. ID. NICHOLS Il Co. (The Fitters)
Mrs. Doan had the misfortune to
lose her trunk Saturday at Ossian.
1t was at the depot of the G. b. g. N.
for transfer to the c. NJ. Il st. Paul,
from where it was stolen and ran
sacked.
Mr.. Chas. o. Roemer of Wheeling
West Y. A., is in Cresco the guest OF
VIM. keilow Jr. and of Mrs. Carter.
lie vii! be remembered as the huss
band of Miss Minnie Belle Carter
whose melancholy death occurred in
Omaha where they then resided.
John McCook and wife took the
Monday morning train for Chicago,
to be absent a few days. They were
by Mrs. L. M. Beadle,
who goes to visit her daughter, Mrs.
+. E. Blackman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter +. Doan, de-
sire to tender heartfelt thanks to the
kind friends who assisted and sympa-
thised with in the care of their prec-
ious child while living, and who help
ell to lay it away tenderly when death
came.
The Patterson building recently
vacated by A. V. Bishop, will be &C.
cupied by the Boston Clothing Co. ,as
soon as its goods arrive. The stock
that had arrived vas burned in the
depot Saturday morning.
DIR. Price returned from his trip to
New Orleans and Jennings, La, last
Thursday. Wheeler and Mccoy visit
at Lima, Ohio, and make u business
visit in Michigan. The Dr. reports
having had a very pleasant trip and
an enjoyable time with the Iowa
colony at Jennings.
The managers Of Il projected Farm
ers' Alliance store at Cresco, came to
Dubuque yesterday to place an order
for ~, 800 worth of groceries with Du.
buque jobbers- The jobbers refused
to sell them as the retailers refuse
to deal with jobbers who sell to the
Farmers Alliance. Tele-
graph.
The following item has been going
the rounds Of the press, and as our
druggist, }. J. Lowry, handles the
goods, it may interest our readers:
Having had occasion to use Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, it gives NE
pleasure to state that | found it 10
be the best medicine for a cough I |
ever used; in fact. it cured me of a
cough that had bailied several other
cough medicines II. BURNETT,
Atalissa, Iowa.
Charley Peck, son of John f. Peck.
and former Cresco boy. has been
spending n few days at the family
home. Charley was n typo in the
PLAIN DEALER office. before going
away to engage in railroad work in
which capacity he is Il great success.
He is faithful lad, seeking to do
well whatever he undertakes.
The Misses Alice and b. F. Man.
ming and their aged father, are the
guests OF brother and son, John F.
Manning of Cresco. The Misses Man
ning's are oh their way to Carroll
City, in Carroll county, where Miss
Alice is clerk in dry goods store.
The father resides in Iowa county,
Wis. The Misses Mannings had the
apparel belonging to both in one
large trunk, which was burned in the
depot at Cresco, Saturday morning.
Its value was about 5000
Lenten Services will lie held dur
ing t ,e week commencing Sunday
March Sth, by Rev. Irving McElroy,
in Iraca npiS.anal rhproh The