Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-03-08

Mr.. A. L. Wallace of Albion has i'm
ported from the Henderson herd, Cen
trail City, Iowa. two very fine brood
sows, Duroc-Jerseys. They are rare
specimens of this celebrated breed.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. CHASER and
Chas. E. Wales of Dubuque and Mr..
Martin l.. Luther of Minneapolis and
daughter Emily of Winona were pres
ent at the funeral of Mr.. Augustus
Beadle.
Geo. Schaefer and family leave to-
day for their new home on recently
purchased farm near Adrian, MINI.
They were accompanied by H. H. Mo-
rey and son, also OF New Oregon
township.
CT. Watros has received car load
of pumps, pipes and fittings, bought at
prices that will enable him to give
bargains to purchasers and he will do
1t if they will only give him an op-
portunity.
Mrs Sydney Culbert OF Kendallville
was called to Nora Springs last week
on account of a brother who was sud-
denly killed at that place. Mrs. Nj.
II. Culbert accompanied her on the
sad journey.
Mrs. Ann Mclaughlin, who has
been spending the winter with chill
dren in Michigan, returned to Cresco
last week for the purpose of disposing
of her property here with view to
making her future home in Michigan.
Mr.. M. Ousley and wife Of the Grand
Hotel, Austin, Mlnn., are the guests
of DIR. w. B. Ousley and family for a
few days. Mr.. Ousley is in need Of a
little lest in consequence of his health
and is taking it among friends in
Cresco.
1t is easy to have Ladies Jacket
or Cape OF exclusive style as to have
the sort that everybody wears. We
haven't many of kind, but good
many kinds and few left TO close at
less than the wholesale cost, at G. D.
Nichols & Co.
To "Another. Mother IF you want
to do good act, don't fail to introduce
our Boys Clothing into the public
schools this spring. Our aim is dura-
bility and to make a boy look we'll
dressed at very small price.-C. d.
Nichols u Co.
The material for the Harmony and
Kendallville Farmers Telephone line
has been received at Harmony, the
instruments ordered, and the line will
be in operation by April first. A line
is being organized from Kendallvllle
to Cresco, of which G.. G.. Brown has
charge, and from his known persever-
ence will undoubtedly be success.
Mr.. Mosier telephones that IA shares
in the farmers telephone line from
Kendallville to Cresco was taken last
Wednesday. There are at least ter
Bristol farmers that will take shares
in the Albion line if permitted. In g
couple of weeks one of the officers O
the Farmers line from Granger to
Harmony will canvass Albion over the
proposed route from Florenceville tc
stock. A farmers line is not built te
:, amuse the public, its use therefore il
tree only to shareholders. No share
can be taken by two or more clubbing
together, but must be sold to one in
dividual for the the use of his house
hold only, and as 25 shars are the lin
I'm from FIoreuceville to Cresco, and
April 10Th is the date for which to pa.
for them (s10) those who become in
terested will have time in which t.
prepare themselves.
We the undersigned members of
committee duly appointed by the w
G.. I. U. and Political Equality Clu'
of Cresco, request that our names b
retained on the list as attached to tn
announcement made in the s.Times,
t of our candidate, Mrs. c. j. Harla
| for the Office of school director in th
city of Cresco, and respectfully asl
that this statement be published in tn
PLAIN DEALER in connection with th
! following announcement.
ADA G. BARKER,
FLORENCE |. HENRY
IRENE G. ADAMS,
: LUCY B. DURGIN,
t Committee.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
The committee appointed by tn
!, w. G. L. U. and Equal Suffrag
society to select candidate for men
: ber of the school hoard announce tn
:. name of Mrs. g. j. Harlan, and rt
spectfully invite the voters OF the cit
r to elect our candidate 20 the position
!. which all will admit she is abundan
i ly qualified to honor.
. ADA &. BARKER,
IRENE G. ADAMS,
FLORENCE HENRY,
: Lucy B. DURGIN.
d Committe
CREsCO MARKETS
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