Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-11-17
Big bargains in lace curtains, ladies,
gents and childrens handkerchiefs,
gloves and mittens, corsets.
Il r Gaword G, ~

gloves and mittens, corsets.
j. b. Caward g. Co.
If you wish any particulars about
the Cresco Normal and Business
Institute or catalogue, write to the
principal. NJ. o. PERRY.
FOR SALE-I offer my News and
stationery business for sale. Call or
write to Robt. Phelan,
If Post Office.
For reut-Four comfortable rooms
with good we'll and cistern. Enquire
OF Mrs. Z. McCARv1LLE.
No. 304, High Street.
1t is rnmored that the stock compa-
ny once formed in Lime Springs for
building an Opera House, will he re-
vived and an Opera House built next
season.
You have heard of 2 pair OF hose
for 25c big bargains on sales day ETC.,
but those 25c all wool ladies stock
ings at C.. d. Nichols & Cos. discount
them all.
The Waucoma Seminal says Mrs.
F. Doan and Miss Mabel Northrop,
drove to Cresco last Tuesday and have
been unable to return on account of
the storm.
G. H. Webster is still giving baths
of all kinds on every evening of the
week and Sunday forenoons. His wife
will give baths to the ladies any hour
of the day.
The election is over and good times
will follow and you will need small
!. holiday present, you are invited to
examine those at C. B. Laub's in
Meverden's.
Secondhand stoves for sale; inquire
of G. D. Nichols. One splendid coal
burner only been run years cost $40
when new, wood heaters etc., have no
t use for them.
The Elma News says Miss Mabe
i Potter is attending the Cresco Normal
j. school. Her return will be welcomed
by sher numerous friends in Elma
when her studies are over.
o For holiday present have tn,
finest assortment OF fancy articles il
. silverware, clock, watches and jewel
ry. Call and examine them at g. B
Laub's jewelry in Meverden's.
Lost-a double-barrelled breech
!, = loading shotgun, southwest of Cresco
probably between town and Vernon
Springs. Finder will be rewarded b,
J. leaving it with Anderson & Sobolik.
House and lot for sale in Granger
One years time with suitable securit,
e will be given if desired.
y CHAs. HEBIG,
IL, 1taw 2m Residence in Albion
y An open meeting of the g. A r.
w. r. c., will be held Saturday eve
ming Nov, 21. All members of both
y families. There will be literary
and musical program.
Monday, Nov. Is, the M. H. Curtis
= Comedians will be seen in the great
' comedy-drama "The World Against
him" Song Specialties by Geo. D.
It Sweet aud Other members OF the com.
pany. Prices Is, 25 and S5c.
A weary willie giving the unusual
q name OF Smith, is boarding at Hote
e Campbell. He took an undercoat an6
C the Department Store and neglected
q to pay for same, was gathered in by
q the Sheriff.
The Utilidulcian OF the Baptist
!, church will hold a business meeting
, with Mrs. Geo. Miller, Wednesday o
this week, at o'clock. All members
u and all Interested in the society, be
9 sure and come, as business of impor
). tance is to be transacted.
A. r. McCook left Friday for Mime
= apolis where he will attend school
this winter. He will make special.
ty OF elocution and in the spring take
up law. He has the perseverance and
e natural ability which combined should
!. make a success in any direction it is
, applied. d.-Ricevi,le Recorder.
Everybody attend the big dance at
Q O'Malley's hall Thanksgiving night,
: Thursday. Nov, 26. Good music,
/ gentlemanly floor managers and the
best dancing floor in the North West
n You are cordially invited. A good
+ time guaranteed. 10 cents dance,
n 8 dances for rs cents, rs cents for all
night tickets.
>, Mrs. Louisa Fender and children
- having concluded their visit at the
- home of her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs
David Easier and other relatives and
friends of Kendallville and vicinity re.
= turned to her home at Indianapolis,
. Ind, on Wednesday last, accompanied
. by her brother John, who will remain
there during the winter.
v Some Of the young people OF Ches,
! ter have been having little difficulty
with an evangelist named Garlock
who, while himself executing pigeon
o wings and flip-Aaps in time to reviva
e hymns, is averse to the young people
d keeping time to the music of an un.
godly fiddle. He announced las
Thursday night in his sermon that he
would endeavor to break up the dance
!. there the following evening but how
well he succeeded is shown by Z,
numbers being sold for the dance.
= The following perso MS have credi
. on subscription account with the PEE
DEE: Mrs. Mary Kearney, Minneapo
lis, Dewitt Lomas, Villisca, Adam
> Bauer, Saratoga. Fred Bulls, Warrer
tDanforth w w Johnson Pata,