Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-12-03
The calls for the Boggess article of
Nov. 26, from abroad, may may call
for its republication at an early day.

Nov. 26, from abroad, may may cal
for its republication at an early day.
An outspoken. independent press is
the terror of evil doers and a thorn in
the side of their horde of cuckoo apol.
Ugists.
G. Z. Chamberlain, physician and
surgeon, Office in Lowry's drug store.
Residence, corner northeast from Sis
ters school. If
| The Saturday Grzette says: Eugene
Mullen of Cresco Sundayed recently
with D. A. Weakland and family at
New Hampton.
If you have a clock or watch that
declines to tell you when its dinner
time, take it to j. w. Shacklock, in
the Car gallery.
Prof. Laenas G. Weld, of Iowa City,
qisited in Cresco during the Thanks
giving vacation, his wife still being
visiting about here.
The Daughters of the King are re-
quested to meet with Mrs. w. b. Lent
Wednesday. Dec. 4, at 2:30 p. m. A
full attendance is desired.
DREssMAKING-We are prepared to
do dressmaking and plain sewing.
First door north OF Mrs. De Camps.
20t2 Sarah Crowelli & Julia Kelly.
As AsSenator Hill only had an audi
ence Of 40. all old line democrats at
his Milwaukee lecture, it cannot be
urged that any great harm was done.
Faribault extra select has a great
reputation and we want you all to try
a sack. Only sold by
Amundson & Lofthus, the Grocers.
Harry Hall, "Daisy" Deane and
Johnny Powell, returned from their
hunting trip Friday night, bringing
back eighteen deer and forty dozen
partridges.
| LaclSawana white ash hard coal,
$3.50 per ton at Harry Moore's; also
teams put in barn to hay for 10 cents
at my old stand, Lime Springs. Salt
$1.10 per barrel.
II. b. Gildersleeve, OF Weedsport,
New York, an experienced and capa-
BILE matchmaker and jewelry repairer,
holds the bench in Connolly's watch
and jewellery department. 15tf
Thomas j. Rutherford killed two
large red foxes on the Lowry farm
west OF Cresco last week. The sly and
thievish pair had been feasting on
Rutherford's bronze turkeys.
Watch C. d. Nichols & Co. on boots
and shoes, as we'll as clothing. They
have already placed their orders for
spring for the finest limo OF ladies'
and gentlemen's shoes, ever shipped
to Cresco. 80
Owing to a change in the business
Hazeldine is going to close out his
stock OF Piano-Organs, Z octaves, and
5 octave organs before Christmas.
You can get an organ now at whole
sale price or less.
Joe Owens was married Thanksgiv-
ing day to Miss Smith, OF Florence
vile. They will make their home on
the B. p. Norton farm where Mr..
Owens has been employed for several
years. We wish the couple every joy
attalnable.
/ The farce o! pulling the mulct sa-
loon of Burns on the sisouth side was
reenactcd ono dav last week. OF
course there will be no liquor drank
in Cresco now which will be hard on
the drug stores. as they all have large
stocks on hand,
There was a man in town one time
who thought him wondrous wise. He
swore by all the fahled gods he'd never
advertise. His goods were advertised
ere long, and thereby hangs tale
His nd was set in nonpareil, and head
led-.Sheriff's Sale. Gazette.
| A musical observation party will be
given at the home of Mrs. DR.. Barrett
on Friday evening, Dec, 6. by the
Daughters of the King. Something
novel, never before given in Cresco.
Lots of fun, sandwiches. cake anG
coffee served for 10 cents. All are in.
vited.
G. w. Combs reached home Satur
day evening from his preemtion claim
in northern Minnesota. During hi
leisure hours while holding down hi.
claim he captured some five hundred
partridges and nineteen deer, all o
which he brought in his wagon t,
Cresco. He made a good haul, a sue
cessful trip.
The first match ga,ue of indoor has,
ball ever played in Cresco, took plac
the afternoon OF Thanksgiving day
the .'Hot Stuffs" hasting the ball TO
10 runs to Is for the s.Cracker- Jacks.
Armatch game in the Cresco Socia
s Clubs hall between a picked club an,
one from Austin is now in eoptempla
tian.
The birthday party at Lyric hal
was a grand success socially, and fror
the large attendance it must have bee
) financially, the hall having been thor
oughly packed. Each person takin
part in the program performed th
part assigned them with credit. an
we hope the ladies realized hant
some sum as they had been indefat
gable in working it up. The receipt
have not been reported to It's yet.
Frank E. Long and his big compan
will be here for Il weeks engagemer
rOmmonninr Eahr,,ory 3rd witb th