Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-12-17
Albion and Bristol.

Albion and Bristol.
Idylwild people Sundayed at Rein
felt.
Miss Wilcox is much pleased with
her school.
@. F. Robinson reports having a
pleasant western trip.
Mrs. Robert Roberts, near Bristol
center. il very sick,
The Dunkards, of Prairie Queen.
are holding series Of meetings.
The children have rehearsed their
Xmas program twice.
The Weinkauf children are all at
home under the parental roof,
Report says George Brink is to be
married In Wisconsin the 22d of this
month.
We were to have a medicine show
in Hosford Hall this week, but it has
failed to materialize.
Fair Oaks people were invited to
eat goose last Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs.. David o. Jones.
Two children at Woodlawn were
on the sick list, but are better now.
Nadalns Drummond and Wlckham
drove over to Cresco on busin ess,
Monday.
johnny Reynolds, of Duluth, is a
guest OF his parents in Bristol.
Charley and Mrs. Newmiller ate
Sunday dinner with Firm and Mrs.
Linderman.
Mrs. DR.. Gowdy is on the sick list.
Her mother is with her.
-Four bachelors spent the live-long
night Saturday with cards aud coffee.
hos mil h.. =
n. E. church next Saturday eve,
don't forget.
Miss Myra Brace, of Spencer, who
has been with US several weeks. re-
turned home Monday.
Harry DAVIS, of Bonair, was calling
on Young friends here last Friday.
Mrs. John Fink and son Edwin, are
visiting In st. Paul this week.
Levi Jones and Miss Williams
from near Forreston were married
quite recently.
w. II. Jones and wife have gone to
Wisconsin to spend the winter.
A nonresident thinks he will build
a grist mill In Granger, run by steam
or gasoline.
John o. and Mrs. Jones were over
to Harmony last Sunday calling on
that new grand daughter.
j. 1. Drummond is willing to have
all of his customers come in and
settle up before he starts on his
southern trip.
Anyone asking an editor to hide
their identity, and occasionally send
in bush-whacking items airing the
short comings of their neighbors, or
stabbing a known correspondent in
the back, is Genrilla Of the first
water. Bro. Lang, your adversary is
not worthy of your steel.
We were told thai so-and-so was to
have meeting so-and-so, but not to
let anybody know that we were told
by so-and-so. Now all we understand
ia, the sly committee is to have sly
affair to show the people how sly
they are.
r. R. Wickham's new stock Of
goods will arrive In q few days and
says he will sell for cash just as cheap
as anyone. He desires the ladies to
bear In mind his dress goods, trim
mipgs and ribbons are all in the new
Holiday shades.
Willie Mark, while hauling load
Of hay. was overtaken by two gents
having on a jag of booze, who drove
their team astride of the rear end of
INC OaAOAuS pOio sSuO III tUTulOS OH,
upset the load Of hay and smashing
things in general. Willie is out Of
pocket several dollars for repairs.
We were to give list of names of
parties on the Plat Phoks program
this week, but will defer it until
another issue, fearing it would de.
tract from the interest now being
taken in the Christmas exercises.
Bro. Tommy, we are glad you are
back in the Kendallville corner once
more mo You were silent so long that
i'll every issue, and was prepared to
weight down your memory with
great chunks of sorrow. Do come and
see the boy. As to naming him, a
pair OF bib overa!ls would be just as
Of something real nice, don't forget
it, for no telling how many little red
heads of your own you may be called
on to spank before you die.