Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-06-15

visit to her uncle and is visiting him
at the Strother House of which he is
clerk.
Miss Lettie Clark has resigned her
position as stenographer in the office
of John McCook and gone home. She
will be succeeded by Miss Emma An
derson.
F. w. Frisbee of Leroy has full
blooded Jersey bull one year old past,
which he would sell at reasonable
price. 1t Is entitled to registration.
1t is snap for some one.
Violin trios and quartettes. Did
ever hear anyP They are novel and
very sweet music. You can hear some
fine ones by attending the Thaler
Family Concert on Friday evening.
We will sell our entire stock of mil
linery, including trimmed hats, flow
ers, baby's caps, ETC., at greatly re-
duced prices for the next three weeks1
CONNTLLY 4 FITZGERALD.
The Political Equality Club will hold
its nent regular meeting Thursday
2:30 p. M, at the residence of Mrs.
James Barker.
E. NJ. WHITNEY, Secretary.
The Farmers Institute, a monthly
publication at Mason City, in its May
number pays high and merited COM
pliment to the legislative record of
Hon. w. H. Klemme of Winnesheik
county.
| Elsewhere may be found the pro-
gram of the concert to be given in the
opera house on Friday evening of this
week. A perusal will show it to be
OF great merit and we'll selected. Pop
ular prices.
Mrs. Emma Brown, who mas been
visiting her brother, j. B. Mitchell,
and other friends, for several months,
returns to her home at Kingwood,
w. Va, departing on the evening
train to morrow.
/ Vernon Springs Sunday school will
give an Ice Cream soclable at Mrs. M.
.. Mitchell's, on Friday evening, June
18th. PleLty of amusements, come
and bring your dimes to help buy a
Sunday school organ.
j The annual meeting of the Albion
| Cemetery Association will be held on
Monday, June 21, at p. M, at the
home of I. r. Mason, to elect officers
and transact other business of import
ance. T. r. MASON, Pres.
Seeing in the P. D. OF June 8, that
Grace Almont, 2:18, was bred to a
certain CrescO horse, will the author
inform us where this record was made.
Was it in the jungles OF Africa or is it
all dream? @. U. Estioner.
Mrs. M. j. Pound. mother of Mrs.
j. G. Adams, died at the home of her
granddaughter, Mrs. o. G. Wanless,
Monday morning. She was aged
nearly SO years. The funeral will be
from the house this afternoon. Obit-
uary later.
Mr.. Everingham's brother, who
was visiting him short time since,
from near Lawler, had severe attack
OF pneumonia since going home and is
in critical condition. Mr.. and Mrs.
Everingham were called there Satur-
kay by telegram.
The Chairman and Secretary of the
State Central Committee authorize us
to announce one fare rate for the
round trip from all points to the state
convention to be held the 20, at
Des Moines. Tickets on sale June %,
good to return the "a.
Many citizens of Cresco and vicinity
have requested Prof. Fisk the optican
to make regular visits to Cresco. He
has made such arrangements and will
be at Strother House, Cresco, Monday,
June 21st, until Saturday. Examina-
ton free and all work warranted.
Kline & lessen, of Cresco, have
made $50 feet OF cement walk for Ja-
cob Butz. near Ridgeway. Mr.. Butz
is one of tie well-to-do farmers OF
IWinnesheik county and being also
among the most progressive of his
class is bound to take in all the good
things that are going.
Miss Millie Simonds, who has been
teaching at Stevens Point, Wis, is
visiting friends in Cresco. Her moth.
er and the other members of the fam.
lily are expected soon to remain and
keep the home of L. L. Woodcock
open until the return of Mr.. and Mrs
Woodcock toward fall.
Mr.. VIM. Meighan of Chester ha6
his merry-go-round in full swim al
Leroy Saturday, to the mutual enjoy
ment of the vast number of children
who enjoyed the pleasure of ride
Everything about his place was a.
orderly and as moral as a Sunday
school convention and the care which
he constantly exercised that none en-
trusted by loving parents should be
hurt, commends him as suitable ant
proper person to conduct merry-go
round.
Charles City, Ia, May 3, 1897
After being troubled for some time
with Salt Rheum and a tired feeling
read of a case similar to mine which
had been cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla
began taking this medicine and am
, now feeling perfectly we'll. 1 advise
everyone who is troubled as l was tt
to give this medicine trial.
: MRS. GOTTLIEB SCHMIDT.
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick head
aches, indigestion, biliousness. AL
druggists. Csc.
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