Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-09-28
ALBION and Bristol.
Mrs. Gus Use is very sick.

AlOIOn ana BrlStOl.
Mrs. Gus Use is very sick.
Little Hattie Phipin has a brohe en-
wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selland are visiting in
Dakota.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. John
Williams, daughter.
Mrs. Jane Smith and son will
occupy the Edna Adams house this
winter.
Eben Slawson will convert the
Mrs. Fischbangher property into
stock yard.
Miss Ethel Phipin is working for
Adam Mark of Bristol township.
Il. Il. Wickham has purchased Rev.
Hardness driving outfit complete;
hoofs, wheels, runners, ribbons,
robes, and bells.
DIR. Gowdy's brother will teach the
Bristol Grove school this winter.
Roy Jones, of Chester, visited his
cousins, the Newmillers. recently.
Charley Hebig was over looking
after his Granger property prior to
his starting for Oklahoma the "A.
Mrs. Chauncy Robinson and Mrs.
Harry Williams spent day recently
with their cousin, Mrs. Rose Broad.
water, at Prairie Queen.
Mrs. DIR. Duckett, of Cresco, was
the guest of Mesdames Drummond
and Wickham the first of tho week.
The WEIGH church in Bristol ia
being reprinted in good style,
Mrs. Flora Wickham entertained at
tea the Misses Matte Wilcox, Ada
Robinson, and Mile Peterson.
ID. NJ, Hunt has sold his residence
In the north part OF town to Herman
Lang.
Report says that Hooker serfiine
Will return from Dakota with bride
and occupy the Thompson house.
Miss Esther Rix, of Spring Valley
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. DR.
Gowdy, and attending our Granger
school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Darrah who
have been visiting Mr.. DIS. parents
and brother here, have returned to
their home in Seattle, Wash,
Peter Johnson, formerly of Granger
but now of Arlie, Mimi, lost 70 head
Of hogs with the cholera last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. r. Jones, of
Bristol, and Mrs. Rowland Evans
and daughter, of Randolph, Wis.,,
were recent guests. of Mr.. and Mrs,
John o. Jones.
The plaster is being put on the
John Martin residence and jaw
Kennedy is giving it coat of paint
Mi Amelia Halweg and VIM. Bigalk
will cause the wedding bell to chime
Tuesday the %. They have our best
wishes.
On Thursday the 80, Miss emma
Walters. of Albion and Herman Plehn
OF Alta Vista, Iowa, will cause them
again to ring out. The bride is one OF
Albion's fairest daughters and be-
loved by all her many friends. The
groom is stranger to us, but we
wish them long and happy welded
life.
A country correspondent does not
know it all, but he does not live long
IN community without knowing q
deuced sight more than some 9th
neighbors would care to see in print.
p. NJ. Hunt contemplates adding to
MS store room in width and raise the
Did part to correspond with the new.
using the upper story for an opera
house or hall for general purposes. Il
ne carries out this plan putting in a
good stage and comfortable seats II
would bring to our town the better
plass of entertainments, which now
costs a trip to neighboring towns II
wish to enjoy anything good. r. al,
means give us the Ope..aa Honse wa
have the talent mat could make the
stage Lungs as fine as anything out.
side The city, and we have surround
ing country whose patronage would
pay any good entertainment for
coming here.
Mrs. Hardness, Master Leslie, and
Miss Hardness, Of Kentucky, will
spend few weeks at Ivy Glen or un-
til the Elder gets settled in Chicago.
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