Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1895-09-17
Pretty Persian" Sept. 25.
Wrestling match, September 26.
DR.. o. B. Bowers, opposite Baptist

OnuTCus
R. J. Hazeldine is clerking in c. d.
Nichols store.
Miss Cora Bates OF Decorah is visit
Ing with Mrs. w. II. Tillson.
w. G. Nichols & Son are exhibiting
at the Preston fair this week.
A telegram from Robert Thomson
says he will be home Wednesday.
Mrs. Ayres, (nee Ida StriDz.) of
Mason City is visiting her parents.
An elegant line of school tablets at
PEE DEE office, nice and cheap. tt
House for rent. E inquire of
OLE SwENSoN.
The leetle blind pigs did an i'm
inense amount Of roofing on Sunday.
J. b. Barber has had fine cement
walk laid in front of his marble shop.
A. j. Warrington left one of his prize
mammoth beets with the editors
family.
The Daughters Of the King meet
tomorrow at 2:30 p. m., with Mrs. w.
B. Lent.
New Fall Capes, Jackets, Millinery
and Broadhead Dress goods at II. s.
Cnward's.
Mr.. Carpenter'of Riceville, with his
family sundayed with J. G. Webster
and family.
New Pattern Hats and Bonnets for
early wear, at r. 8. Caward's Millin-
cry Parlors.
Lloyd and Arthur Barker returned
to the university at Iowa City, Mon
day afternoon.
A new $85 Organ will be exchanged
for a good, sound work horse. En-
quire at this office.
Miss Gertrude Weaver and Miss
Waite Of Riceville, Sundayed at the
home of A. g. Darcy.
An umbrella found between A. G..
Darey's and Vernon Springs awaits
an owner at this office.
1t is reported that Kim Logue was
quite bodily hurt by threshing ma
chine during fair week.
Broadhead, the celebrated James.
town Fall Dress Goods can only be
found at r. s. Caward's.
Will Woellstein won the prize in
guessing the number of nickles in
O'Malley's show window.
Bert Siddall owns the bedroom suit
given away by the Weston comedi-
ans last Saturday evening.
A pair Of forceps and wire cutter
left at this office are worth about the
cost of this notice to the owner.
r. 8. Caward has secured control of
the genuine Broadhead jamestown
Dress Goods tor Howard county.
Mr.. A. Stevens and family OF
Lowther were attending the fair and
visiting friends in Cresco, last week.
When in need of blacksmithing or
wagon work, call on j. p. Lavally,
WyGant's old stand, Railroad street.
John Laidlaw and wife OF st. Law
renee county. N. Y, are visiting
namesakes and relatives about Cresco
| Nearly everyone needs good tonic
at this season. Hoods Sarsaparilla
is the one true tonic and blood puri-
fer.
FLASK, Record 2:13I, will make a
short season in the stud. For terms
inquire of VIM Fitzgerald, Cresco,
Iowa. 5,tf
Mrs. Elisha Epps and children and
her brother Al Mitchell, are visiting
relatives at Freeport, ILL.,, and Clinton
Iowa.
STORE FOR SALE.-A good business
place in good location, is for sale or
exchange for land. Enquire at this
office. 5Ot4
| d. c. Green and wife, sister of b.
+. Laidlaw, Of Wykoff, are visiting
3. F. Laidlaw and other friends in
Cresco.
| The Epworth League will give q
conundrum sociable at the parsonage
next Friday evening. All cordially
invited.
G. D. Nichols & Co.'S new show win.
dow attraction represents Japanese
warrior in full armor, and is quite a
curiosity.
DR.. Janob McCollum of St. Pau
and Archie McCollum OF Mankato are
here with DR.. James McCollum who
is very low.
4 II. Y. Ernst, offers two good farms
in Paris township for SALE For terms
call upon him at Barker & Upton's
Office IN Cresco. soft
Mrs. Geo. Warner and Miss Stella
Walker are prepared to do all kinds
OF sewing at short notice and at q
reasonable price.
The fine display of lamps in A. H
Caward's south window, ought to at
tract the attention Of the admirers oil
beautiful display.
Wentworth s. Enright have re
shingled and otherwise repaired thei1
blacksmith shop, getting it in shape
for the coming winter.
j. Neinetz and family are moving
into their new cottage in Baldwin,
addition, one OF the neatest and bes
ones erected this season.
Mr.. Nj. Foley and daughter Mary
Of Chicago, and Mr.. John Manly an1
wife Lawler were the guests of tn,
McDonough family during the fair.
II your razor is in need of honins
sent it to Farnhaln, the barber, ane
he will fix it good as new. Under
Amundson " Lofthus' grocery store
Tom Graham, the starter ut the fai
races, gave universal satisfaction; al
} the horse-men having words of com
mendation for his fair and impartia
work.
w. II. Hughes departed Saturday
evening for Iowa City, where he is !,
promising and persevering student il
the law department Of the Stat,
University.
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