Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-09-07

ScSC ana DeSJ Helu OF nOcSeS IN ltS
history.
The ..F. F. F." orchestra furnish
The music for the dances in the
Preston opera house during their
Fair next week.
Mrs. E. ID. Brian and children and
Frank Farr and family returned Satur-
day from Decorah, where they visited
during the fair.
DR.. and Mrs. Clemmer went to
Chicago Friday last. The trip, we are
sorry to state, was for medical advice
for Mrs. Clemmer.
The "Big 4" artists, owing to the
return of Mrs. Russell will resume
work in the Bucknam building west of
the Congregational church.
just remember that during the fair
hair cuts at Harry Mitchell's will be
25c., after that the same as befor, 15c.
Shop opposite Court House.
Mrs. James Brophy Jr., of Lourdes,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Winters, in
Chicago, leaving last Wednesday from
Elma, for good long visit.
The house of Frank Mikota, near
PrOtivin, was burglarized Sunday,
and $105 taken by the burglar, for
Mrs. F. f. Russell returned to Cres-
co Saturday, and we presume will
open her photograph business at her
gallery north from the Star bakery.
The best and cheapest place to buy
millinery is at the only exclusive
millinery store in the city.
BYRNEs & OWENS.
| Look over our goods and learn Cur
| prices while attending the Fair.
NARROWER & HAGEN,
over johnson Bros.
Miss Name Howard commences her
fall term of school in Alton this week,
tor three months, after which she
teaches winter term in New Oregon.
Neat, nobby suits sold during the
Fair very cheap, at
MARKovETz s. HAGEN,
over johnson Bros.
Ladies. don't fail to attend the
millinery opening Wednesday after
noon, at Byrnes & Owens Millinery
Parlors over Miller 81 Webber's Hard.
ware.
Parties wanting fall pasture fol
horses or cattle, should call on or ad.
dress Martin P. Lydon, one mile west
of Cresco. Good water and plenty ol
grass.
Mrs. Lottie Hastings, of Milwaukee
and Mrs. Cora Jennings, of Mason
City, with their children, are visiting
at the home of their father, j. NJ
Walker.
An informal gathering OF the music
ally inclined met at the pleasant home
of DR.. and Mrs. Price. last Friday even
ing, and spent a few pleasant hours il
social chat and song.
Miss Winnie Mulholland arrived
Saturday from Bentonville, Arkansas
for visit with Cresco relatives and
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joying excellent health.
j. B. Barber will lave new house
constructed on the site of the old one,
the work upon which is being pushed
with as large force Of mechanics as
can be protitably employed.
Mrs. Geo. Friend, of New Oregon
township, visited in this city Wednes.
day......Miss Ethel Friend, of Cresco
is visiting Miss Elsie McCulloch o.
this city.-Lime Springs Sun.
Byrnes & Owens have moved from
Platt's store to the rooms up stairs in
the new Marshall building, and have
one of the largest stocks of millinery
ever in the city at prices that talk.
Watch movements and cases are
advancing. We will sell out the
present stock at the old prices. Get
one before they are gone.
DIR. CONNOLLY.
A brand new line of ladies', misses
ard children's Fall cloaks just re-
ceived from the manufacturers at c.
d. Nichols & Co. These are all of tt {
latest style, new in effect. Come arc
make your selections early.
If you want the best and latest style
Photographs call at the Gilbert Studio
We have just reiitted and newly furn
ished, and are now able to give our
patrons the best of accommodations
We are strictly up to date in our line
| Adamant, Stucco, Zenith Cement
Imported and American Cements
Wood Burnt Maquoketa Lime the YER,
best, no two kinds or any Oil burn
lime here. Prices always reasonable
at VIM. F. RATHERT's, Market, Street
To convince those who have no
tried my NEW LOCAL ANAEsTHETIC for
extracting teeth WITHOUT PAIN, viii
on Thursday and Friday, Seps 9th ant
10th, from a. m. to - m., extrac
any tooth free of charge.
w. B. OUsLEY, D. d. G.
Room 1-2 Lowry Block.
| Joseph Lickteig sold his farm il
Howard Center township to Rober
Thomson, who in turn sold it to VIM
Drew, who takes possession in tn
spring. This probably means that w
shall permanently lose him as one Q
! our citizens, but should he and hi
family ever return, they will receiv
a warm welcome from our people.
, On Thursday and Fridaday, Sept
9th and 10th. from 9 a. m. to l2 m,