Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1896-01-10

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DR.. O. B. Bowers, opposite Baptist
church.
Fine line of Sewing Machines ut
Kellogg's.
Geo. r. Baker was up from Ridge
way yesterday.
c. w. Sawyer is to be deputy sheriff
under A. G. Campbell.
Mrs. James Walker is quite i'll with
some pulmonary disorder.
Miss Abbie Miller returned from
her Deccrah visit Wednesday.
Will Breedlove is down from Chester
visiting his many Crasco friends.
J.. j. Lowry left for Des Moines on
the noon train Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Howard returned to
school duties at Cedar Falls Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Davis of Lime Springs
was in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
H. C. Middlebrook is in Des Moines
in pursuit Of the Office, Of door keeper.
Rooms over Lomas & Keseers store
for rent. Enquire Of Mrs. F. y. Rus
sell.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Camp
bell, wife Of the Sheriff, is seriousl in
disposed.
$500 per month for ono year buys
an elegant organ, stool and book, at
Kellogg's.
L. H. Burns, Of Lime Springs, was
in Cresco, Thursday morning, trans
acting business.
Have you seen those 78 cent lamps
at A. H, Caward's; they are bargains
if you need one.
| Miss Florence Gobel, Of Nora
Springs. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Harry Mitchell.
w. B. Ousley, D. d. S., in Cresco,
1st'to 18th. All wo.k guaranteed to
give satisfaction. 15tf
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. UPTON wen. to
Cedar Falls Tuesday. Mr.. Upton was
on his way to Des Moines.
| N. Graf and daughter were at Fay
ette on Sunday last attending the fu-
neral of a niece OF Mr.. Graf's.
Lamps of all kinds are selling very
fast at A. H. Caward's; don't put it of
too long or you will be too late.
Will Deane was over at Riceyille the
first of the week and reports his wife
as rapidly improving in health.
j. B. Caward & Co. have leased thei,
store building to Connolly & Fitzgerald
and give possession March 18th.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Stafford OF Lime
ISprings were in Cresco Tuesday, max.
ing a pleasant Gallon the PEE DEE.
It's fact that we are prepared tc
show you the finest line of fancy china
for the least money that was ever Of.
ffered. A. II. CAWARD.
Miss Maggie Roome returned Wed.
nesday noon to St. Mary's Hall, Fari
bault, Minn., where she is atten ding
school.
| The board ofsupervisors began their
annual session last Monday and will
continue in session some three weeks
probably.
G. +. Chamberlain, physician and
surgeon, office in Lowry's drug store,
Residence, corner northeast from Sis.
ters school. II
Mrs. r. A. Engber,son. accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Morton. went II
Cresco the first part OF last week on
visit.-Decorah journal.
Lewis RYDER of Elgin. Oregon, rea,
in tie TwICE-A-WEEK PLAIN DEALER
the advertisement Of fur coats sold b.
G. d. Nichols T. Co., and orders one O
them. Everybody reads the PEE DEE
Mrs. Harry Goddard, wife Of tn
Decorah wind mill manufacturer, is
guest of jolly Della Pringle. Mis-
Pringle spends her summers with Mrs
Goddard at Decorah at her residence
known as .':The Camp
H. R. Cobb retires from the Howar
County Sun this week. and is succeed
ed by A. j. Evans, its former pull
Usher. Mr.. Cobb was a writer
good ability, but without pra cticf
experience in the mechanical depar
ment.
We have made arrangements to Civ
the message of Governor Jackso,
which will probably be delivered nes
Tuesday. and also the inaugural
Governor-elect Drake, both Of whic
will be given in the PLAIN DEALF
next week.
John R. Waller Of Rockford, low,
is having an invoice taken Of the r,
: Coward stock, with view Of purchas
He is man in the prime OF life ar
will be. a worthy successor to NJ
Caward, who has been known to IL
trade of Cresco over fourth Of
century.
One OF the sons of P. II. Beach a
tended church in Paris on Sunda,
and was taken sick that evening, al
~ died on Tuesday night or Wednesd'