Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-02-04

Look out for colds at this season.
Keep yourself we'll and strong by TAX
ing Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great tonic
and blood purifier.
The Daughters Of the King meet
with Mrs. w. B. Lent Wednesday,
February 5th, at 2:30, p. m. A full
attendance is desired.
The dramatic performances OF the
Frank f. Long company have given
excellent satisfaction to large au-
diences at Zeigler Hall this week. Mr..
Long is an actor of positive merit
West Union Gazette.
Rev. H. H. Green, Presiding Elder,
will be with the NJ, E. church in Cresco
Sunday, February 9th. Lovefeast at
10 a. M, followed by sermon from
Rev. Taylor at liz. and by the Presid-
! ing Elder in the evening.
store Of Thompson s johnson Bros,
now in the mercantile business. at
Flandreau, s. D., returned to Cresco,
i Saturday, to renew acquaintance with
| his numerous Cresco friends.
Positively the last chance. Those
wishing photos taken at the Russell
Studio at $l.5o per dozen for cabinet
photographs, come in at once, as the
offer will be out only q short time
| longer. RUSSELL PHOTO STUDIO.
There will be quarterly meeting
Mt the Bonair Free: Methodist church,
beginning Friday evening. Feb. 7th,
holding over the following Sabbath.
Rev. Wilson Of Plymouth Iowa, in
charge. CURSs COOK, Pastor.
The Spring Valley indoor base ball
team-the hottest one in southern
Minnesota and with never a defeat
will play the local team a game in
O'Malley's hall on Friday evening.
Admission Is cents. Game called at
i s o'clock.
1 Harvey Mitchell, the celored wrest-
ler, is expected home this week, and il
is reported will .endeavor to make .
match with either Felkey or Loveland
He will be another dark horse for the
Lime Springs sports to stake theil
money on.
TIE revival meetings will continue
at the NJ. f. church all this week
evenings, and at the residence of peo
pie in town during the afternoons. 4
lively interest in this work has beer
manifest among our people and muct
good has been the result.
;
i, LosT:-In Cresco, probably on LIN
/ or Market streets, a pocket-bool
containing between $40 and $50, ant
a note to D. A. Lyons now paid
Finder will receiys liberal reward b,
leaving at this Office.
j. H. PLANK.
: Tonight (Monday) the Frank f
Long company will play 1.-The Diamon'
Robber,n sensational comedy
t drama, and tomorrow nigh. the pla,,
9 will probably be "Robinson Crusoe,
and s.Too Much johnson" will proba
bly, close the engagement on Wednes
day evening.
Miss Mary Daley. Of Cresco, VIII
= has been visiting her sister, Mrs
John Barrett. for several weeks. re
turned home Tuesday. Mike Ma
anaphy, of Cresco, was here q few day
u this week buying hogs, and sncceede
in getting carload which he shippe
yesterday La@lsr Diipatch.
u Alfred Christmas, d former residen
Of this county, died on the Esd {
January, 1896 at his home in Howard
d Elk County, Kansas, the result {
}. cancerous tumor of the stomach. HI
s. home in this county was on the farl
now owned by J. D. Hayes, which h
- sold and left some twenty-five year
nj since.
q Sunday afternoon a couple OF youn
: men were driving a sorrell hors
attached to buggy. up and dow
IF Elm street at fearful rate OF speed
u The animal was good stopper but
20 was treated brutally and the cit
10 marshal ought to have turned the
ut over to the custody of the coun
cooler.