The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-09-03

fron Waverly last Saturday.
Ed Alleman is home from Chicago
to take in the fair this week.
Rev. J. d. Tull was seen on the
streets of Cresco this week.
Mrs. Seymour Walter is up from the
Little Turkey this week.
Mrs. Roberts Of Calmar visited
Cresco friends, and attended the fair.
Miss Augusta Martin has Miss Wal
ters Of Florenceville as q guest this
week.
Mrs. Goodspeed of Brush Creek has
been visiting with DIR. Glaciers fami-
ly this week.
Mrs. Martin Belts visited with her
sister-in- law at Fayette last week
widow Of her brother Cyrus.
Mrs. J. s. Remington of Wells,
Mimi, will spend few weeks visit
ing friends in and about Cresco.
Mrs. A. M. Gildersleeve and Son of
Weedsport N. Y, is the guest Of her
niece, Mrs. A. H. Caward.
Misses Ella and Julia Byrnes re-
turned from their trip to Milwaukee
and other Wisconsin points last SUM-
day morning.
p. w. Clark has associated Henry
Buresh as partner in the harness
business at Riceville. Pack rs he is
called is well known in Cresco
D. McInroy is languishing in Jail
for committing rape on his own 1G
year-old daughter. He'll is too much
of a heaven for such brute.
Miss Alice Mead has the primary
department in the Elma public school,
evidence that the school board has
rendered good service to the public.
LosT-A creamish white pug about
year old. Had on a nickel plate
collar. Return for reward to
RoBT. McCULLocK.
Joseph Leckteig threshed and sold
from ten acres growing, 224 bushels
of flax seed, last week. Who can re-
port better crop!
To have clear white clothes is every
lady's desire. Before next washday
ask your grocer for Russ Bleaching
Blue. 1t is excellent. 46t4
l.. Z. Woodcock and brother re-
turned from their visit in Mass, last
Friday, and report having had an en-
joyable trip.
r. r. Thompson, travelling sales.
man for Dean Bros. & Lincoln of
Chicago, spends his Sundays in Cres-
co with his family.
DR.. F. E. Blackman of Chicago,
came in on the train from the east
Monday, for few days rest and re-
creation at the Beadle mansion, with
wife and friends.
The Boston is running a full column
advertisement on the fair grounds
this week. It's several sizes of Plea
black-face and in as many colors rs
Joseph's coat.
Miss Julia Byrnes who has been in
the City trimming and selecting goods
returned last Saturday with large
stock of millinery goods for Mrs. E. J..
Siddall. Call and see them before
buying.
The windmill of Wentworth g. Mil
Ter when being taken down to make
room for the water works stand pipe
was blown onto the roof of the Nov
city works smashing the wind mill
and crushing in the west side of the
roof of that building.
Mr.. c. Brundrick and family, a
cousin of Mr.. Fred Miller, Mrs. John
Haberly aud Chas Miller, arrived last
Tuesday morning from Zweibruecken,
Germany. Mr.. Bundrick is expecting
to make his home in Cresco, starting
In business.
c. H. Garnsey and wife of Winnie.
bago City, MIMI, are attending the
fair this week. Charley is an old
timer in Howard county and worthy
representative Of it in Minnesota.
Mrs. J. A. Courtney, his sister, oil
Chester came down with him.
To the Editor of the PLAIN DEALER
l think my Hawkeye ms. Go. Policy
is n good one. One year ago they
paid Inc for loss of flax done by light.
ming, and have just paid me for three
head of cattle killed by lightning.
| JOSEPH RIHA.