The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-07-30

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! Wis, a daughter, July 90.
Harry Mitchell of New Hampton II
visiting Cresco relatives and friends
The Ladies' Guild of Grace Church
will meet next Friday afternoon will
Miss Mary Lent.
F. A. Glass and wife are putting ir
their time visiting friends in Soutf
Dakota.
Miss Bertha Wentworth came home
from Minneapolis, accompanied by
Miss Mamie Parker, for a short visi'
with friends.
Mrs. F. f. Blackman is expected tt
visit friends in Cresco from the first
of August through several Of the in
tervening weeks.
The enlargement Of the Town well
down to the solid rock is nearly com
plete. It's depth to the solid rock
will be forty-fve feet.
Mrs. Lizzie Schulthies Of Grand
Forks, N. D., is expected home to-
morrow for visit with her parents
Judge Goodrich and family.
Miss Mary Lent gave party to q
company Of her friends, gentlemen
and ladies, last Friday evening at the
home of her parents.
Every tissue of the body, every
nerve. bone and muscle is made
stronger and more healthy by taking
II ood's Sarsaparilla.
Word was received here on Tues
day of the sudden and unexpected
death Of Mrs. A. Folsome, of Lang
ford, s. ID. She will be remembered
by many hereabouts as Nora Druhm
The proprietors of Lyric Hall are
seating the gallery with elevated
seats. This will add largely to it.
seating capacity by row Of seats lir
full view Of the stage.
The lady who prepared the powder
sacks for the cannon on the 4th o.
July complains that she has not beer
paid. The boys should pass the hat
again. PAY the woman"
George Morse is arranging to have
a good farm house built on his farm
in New Oregon. The contract for the
cellar has been let. The rest of tn,
work is yet to be contracted for.
Wentworth g. Miller have received
car load of the Badger State Wind
mills, manufactured at Whitewater
Wisconsin,; said to be one of the bes
mills made.
A lad about eight or nine years old
by the name of Grow, was buried OF
Saturday. A week or SO ago, from
bathing i'm the river, he was taker
with rheumatism, which went to hi
heart.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Peck of Mime
apolis are in Cresco, guests of DR.
Clelnmer and family. 1t seems nat
ural to see Mrs. Peck on the street
and in the store of her father as il
days of yore.
Geo. Kellogg and wife left Tuesda,
night for Madison, Wis, for shor
visit at Mrs. kellogg's old home, 60
ing from there to Chicago for tn
purpose of making arrangements TO
a large display of musical instru
ments at the coming Fair.
Miss Carrie Sovereign, who ha
been in the employ of her brother il
the Office of Commissioner of Labor a
Des Moines, has returned to her pal
ents in New Oregon. We had tn
pleasure of a call from her and he
sister.
Mr.. f. &. Cooley has sold his ele
CANT residence built last year at
cost Of about $4,000, to Mr.. p. F
O'Malley, who procures well mad
house in a fine location and goo
neighborhood at less than it woul
cost to have built it.
The Yarringtons are building re-
idence for Mr.. House in Baldwin
addition. There are two eligible lo1
almost directly opposite that wi
make a desirable location for som
person desiring to build, which b.
long to Mr.. &. Weaver, of Fla
i County Attorney Sayre with lit
legal persuasion prevailed upon
Protivin party to deposit $50 in tt
permanent school fund Monday, an
to give stay bond Tor the contribv
ton of $50 to said fund in sho
time.
i Binding Irvine is advertised in ii
PLAIN DEALER this week by H. ]
Eagle g. Co., 6S Wabash Ave. Chic
go, one of the most reliable houses
that city. For our Iowa harvest tn
advertisement comes q little late, /,
the harvest is here, but the hundre,
Of Dakota readers where the harve
is later, should take advantage of Il
) liberal prices this fair dealing Chic
go house will give them.
! A lady in Dubuque employed
! good physician who prescribed IL
best he knew for her children in
bad case of bowel complaint. the me,
icine however failed to cure, thong
I the bill was considerable. She got
bottle of DR.. Il. w. Woods Carlnin
> tive, and after few doses it cure
her child. 1t only costs 25 cts. l
Sold by j. j. Lowry, Cresco.
, The lightning rod robbers ha,
reached the county. Three of the
were at farm house on Monday A
uring on the amount of copper rod
would require to shingle the bull
ings of one of our farmers under