Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-17
Albion and Bristol.
David O. Jones is on the sick list.
Mrs MN Michaal is under DR.

David O. Jones is on the sick list.
| Mrs. VIM. Michael is under DIR.
Gowdy's care.
Mrs. John o. Jones' rheumatic
trouble is worse.
DIR. and Mrs. Gowdy are both some
what indisposed.
There will be an entertainment
given in the near future. Miss Mead
and some of her pupils are down on
the musical program.
John Martin is preparing to build
an addition to his residence.
Edwin Fink is learning the harness
makers trade.
Mrs. J. L. Drummond is expecting
a couple of nieces from the East.
Reinfelt people give reception
Saturday evening next.
The smoke-stack is on the ground
at the mill, ready for replacing the
one torn down by the ice.
Dell Horton has sold one of those
fine young drivers.
Prof. Jones has moved his family to
Harmony prior to his beginning his
school work in that Berg, for the
coming year.
Mrs. Frank Andrews, Mrs. Fred
Andrews. of Stewartville, and Mrs.
Minnie Coveell, of Minneapolis, are
the recent visitors at Fair Oaks.
Alberta Wickham is the proud
possessor Of fine mandolin, gift
from her father.
Miss Mary r. Broadwater tells us
over the wire that she is entertaining
her grandmother from Waukokee.
d. NJ. Hunt is having glass doors
placed in front of his shelving which
adds much the app ,arance of b drug
store.
Mrs. Dell Horton tells us by phone
that Uncle Josh will leave Monday
for DEBORAH, will visit at Ft. Atkin-
son and from there will go to his
home IN Northwood, Iowa.
A goodly number of our teachers
are preparing to attend the Institute
at Preston this week.
When one of our able farmers
smokes pipe so short that he blisters
his nose when lighting it, the fun is
all on our side.
| Miss Gertie Potter, who has been
spending the summer with her Uncle
). T. Drummond, departs for he,
home in Candy MIMI, Wednesday
Clear View is the name Mr.. anc
Mrs. Andrew Michael choose for thei'
nice home which consists of 100 acre!
of land lying two miles north of the
state line. The farm is stocked witt
seven head of horses, sixteen head o.
cattle, and fifty head of hogs. 1t has
a fine natural grove, young orchard
and vineyard that is just coming into
bearing. There is q good barn ant
windmill to supply the wants of stock
The residence is yet in the hands o
the builders, Lovald Bros, of Lime
Springs, and is one of the handsomes
farm houses in this section. In style
of architecture it closely resembles
DIR. Beadle's home in Cresco. Their,
are fourteen rooms aside from thu
garrets, and stands on two goot
cellars, there will be tanks aud pipe
layed, forming system of water
works. throughout the house. The
bath room will be moee. of cor
venience. The building is SO con
structed as to admit Of furnace be
ing put in at any time. Clear View
is an eminence that overlooks TIN
valley of the Upper Iowa, and fs
away to the south Cresco can be dis
tinctly seen, while farther to thu
west the vicinity of Bonair and Linz
Springs comes within the range o
our vision, looking north and ives
the eye is delighted with those broat
lands of waving grain and princel.
homes that is known as the Prairie
Queen neighborhood. Mr.. and Mrs
Michael (Amelia Kruger) have beer
married ten years, and have beer
PEE DEE subscribers ever since
They believe in being up to date ant
will have Clear View connected b.
phone to the surrounding country
When the house is completed Mr.. ant
Mrs. Michaels will open their parlor
by the way of reception.