The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1891-09-17

Miss Helen Babcock OF Chester,
was q Cresco visitor Monday.
Mrs. Levi Fuller returned from visit
ing her sister at Atlantic yesterday.
A correspondent wants advice as to
how to save steps. Don't walk.
Misses Mamie and Stacia Connolly
go to Chicago this week to purchase
new millinery goods.
Mrs. J. G. Stradley Of the 500 City
OF Michigan is visiting her parents at
Lime Springs aud friends in Cresco.
w. H. Thomas, of Lime Springs,
passed through here Wednesday on
his way to Strawberry Point, where
he will attend the fair.
If you would have your clothes that
delicate, clear white SO desirable, use
Russ Bleaching Blue. Sold by all
grocers. 5Ot4
DIR. Lyman Abbott visited the twin
cities last week and preached SER
mon on st. Paul. Minneapolis is now
talking about boycotting him.
Dan'l Wheeler is now ready to COM
mence making sorghum. Parties
having cane to have worked up can
bring it as soon as they wish.
BY special request Mrs. F. L. Black
man of Chicago sings in the Metho-
dist church choir next Sunday even
ing.
The Sunday school children Of
Grace Episcopal Church did noble
service in the sale of tickets to CON-
plete what other children began
years ago.
Mr.. Edward Slender living on the
Riceville road in Howard Center
township had his hay, grain in stack,
harnesses and some agricultural i'm
plcments destro yed by fire Tuesday.
Loss about $3.50, partially insured.
Ben Hunting has taken in at Cres-
CO, twenty -seven thousand bushels OF
flax seed, out of the crop of 1891.
There is q great deal of wind expend-
ed at different points about their
market. Now let our neighbors show
up.
COME to Cresco next Saturday even.
ing and listen to one of the best
speeches that will be made in behalf
of the Democratic cause during the
campaign, by Labor Commissioner
Sovereign. He has the facts down
fine and will give them out in a forci.
BILE manner.
Congressman w. NJ. Springer Of
Illinois will address the democrats oi
Chickasaw county at New Hampton
next Saturday, September 10, at one
o'clock p. III. Mr.. Springer is one Of
the ablest statesmen of the country
and should have the ear of the peo
pie.
A. j. Beasley. of Waterloo, isspend
ing a few days in Cresco on business
and visiting, being a plumber and
pipe filter by trade. he thinks of en-
gaging with the water works contrac
tor. He will be remembered as q
former resident and business man Of
this place, as keeping confectionery
store.
Mrs. Crowley advertises elsewhere
to open private school over the al
lance store, to which we invite tn,
attention of parents and others in
terested. She is represented by thos'
upon whom we can rely as yer!
capable and efficient instructor. AL
are not SO situated that they car
patronize the public school however
good it may be. To such this privat'
school appeals for support and shoult
have it.
An incipient fire started at tn
brick works, Tuesday evening, calle'
the people of the town out about hal
past nine. Prompt efforts on the par
of the people saved the immense dry
houses and works Of Mr.. Wheels
] from obstruction. Fully insured.
Mr.. N. b. Weeeler desires to thanl
the people who SO promptly turne'
out and saved his brick and till
works from destruction Tuesda.
night.
The sixth annual reunion of tn
3sth Iowa infantry and Bremen coun
ty veteran association will be held j
Waverly, Iowa, Wednesday. an
Thursday, Oct. 18th and sth 1891. Re
duced railroad fare will be giver
Howard county gave Company l., I
! the 3Sth Iowa. Parties attendin
{ should take receipt for fare
and the return will be for one-t hir
a of full rates.
! The following students for the di
: ferent departments OF the State I'm
i! versity at Iowa City left for schot
work there on the Monday afternoo
train: Willard l.. Converse, Willis 4
: Lomas, Miss Mae Tomas, Glen {
Noble, VIM. Blackburn.
Fred Doan, G.. s. Horton an
Mrs. C. S. Horton who takes cours
in music. The list contains some I
: the brightest students OF the count
c and we predict that they will rou n
! up we'll with those from my 9th,
n | cpunfv IF Iowa