Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-04-27

Miss Clarice Chaplin is visiting in
st. LOUIS.
Lea Hatch was in Cresco a day or
two last week.
Paints, oils and varnishes, at Eek
STEMS, Chester.
w. X. Barker and family are ex-
pected home Wednesday.
S. A. Converse made business
trip to Decorah last week.
Attend the big sale May 1st to Sth
at the Cresco Department Store.
Patrick Woods is the latest purchas-
er OF a Gem fence machine.
just walk over and examine those
Lawn mowers, at Miller & Webber's.
Drugs and all the reliable patent
medicines at Eckstein's Chester Drug
store.
1t is reported that J.. l.. Mudica of
New Oregon is in critical condition
Of health.
For fresh groceries or good meal
go to Nj. Barrett's Restaural t, Market
ST., Cresco. sept 1yl
w. B. Ousley, D D. S., in Cresco
1st to 18th. All work guaranteed 70
give satisfaction. 15tf
For SALE-An almost new BIB bari
tone, brass. Will be sold cheap if
taken at once. DANA MEAD.
Money to loan at the First National
Bank A few real estate loans desired.
59w4
If you want a nice lawn, just get one
of those Lawn mowers of
Miller & Webber.
PoTAToEs FOR SALE-the Alex
ander. Inquire of j. H. Jones,
56t4 t Bonair Iowa.
VIM. Theophilus. we are told, has
bought of John P. Lydon, his farm in
Paris, some four miles north of Lour-
des.
j. j. Lowry came home Saturday,
returning to Des Moines Monday.
Legislature work is progressing
slowly.
j. V. Flaherty at Lourdes, carries a
good assortment OF general merchan-
disc, enjoys fine trade and sells at
reasonable prices.
John Epps' dray seam wears the
finest heavy harness in town. The de-
signing and work was done at Miller
& Cummins harness shop.
Banker Flagler was down from
Lime Springs, Saturday, probably
consulting With Mr.. Hart on the pro-
posed factory for Lime Springs.
We carry the largest line OF Lawn
mowers in Cresco, and the latest i'm
proved and light running, at
Miller & Webber's
All our spring Jackets and Capes
are included in our great reduction
sale May 1st to 9Th, Cresco Depart
ment Store. P. F. O'MALLEY.
Everybody invited to come IN and
examine those beautiful Steel Ranges
and Gasoline and OIL stoves, at
Miller & Webber's.
Carpet warp, Eureka or Graham's
White, Is cents. All colors and black,
Is cents per pound.
Cresco Department Store.
Geo. w. Combs, wife and daughter
Rosa, who have been on the Pacific
coast in Washington, Oregon and
California, reached home last Saturday
The Daughters of the KiLg desire
to express their thanks to the ladies
that so kindly assisted in producing
The entcrtainment--A Kings Daughter
Andrew McAndrew has done a No.
l, job in fixing up Percy Clemmer's
lawn. Andy is an old hand at the
business and does q good job every
time.
A. Lewis & Son wish us 10 inform
their patrons that they will be on
hand the usual time to attend all de
mands for their services as sheep
shearers.
Mrs. William Wilbraham and Mrs.
A. H. Caward very delightfully."- enter
tanned twenty of their lady friends,
Saturday evening, at the home of Mrs.
Wilbraham.
Go to the Gilbert STUDIO for up to
date and first-class work. We carry the
finest line of card mounts ever in your
city. our Madailions are very pleasing
Givr us call.
For SALE.-My book and stationery
business for sale. None but compe-
tent parties need enquire. Write or
call on ROBERT PHELAN, P. o. build
ing, Cresco, Iowa.
Mrs. Emma Brown, formerly Miss
Mitchell, is visiting with friends in
and about Howard county. She was
former resident Of New Oregon and
a general favorite.
The Womans Auxiliary of the Episco-
pal church will meet with Mrs. DR..
Barrett on Thursday, at 2:3O p. m.
All members are requested to be pres
ent and come prepared to sew.
WANTED-A chance to put you in a
good cement or stone sidewalk, or
furnish you any monumental or ceme-
terry work, price as low as any one.
NJ. A. KLINE.
Mrs. A. Jackson, of Chicago, left a
full line of spreads, doylies, table
covers, sofa pillows, floor pillows,
L cido hno nd L Il