Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-06-03
Albion and Bristol.

ing.
Mrs. Weinkauf is improving some
what.
Mrs. Springfield is better we are
glad to say.
DR.. Gowdy reports 10 pound boy
at Louie BELLS.
George Ludwig lost valuable
horse last week.
Comrade McGowen, of Bristol, has
answered the last roll call and was
laid to rest Thursday of last week.
Jay Kennedy has been welding the
brush for Fred Bigalk.
West Cliff people were over to
Cresco Thursday and had the en-
larged portraits of old Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnold handsomely framed.
Idylwild's new barn will be built in
time for storing this seasons crop of
hay SO Fred Arhns the proprietor
| tells US.
Supervisor Noblet had force ont
on the road with the grader the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fink attended
memorial exercises at Cresco.
Rev. Brown preached a memorial
sermon here last Sunday.
Herb Strong has been in town for a
few days past.
Mrs Eddie Crowell aud family and
Daniel Usher and daughter were
Cresco visitors Monday.
The mill is having a good run of
custom for the busy season.
Elmwood people were Preston
visitors Decoration day.
Miss Stella Springfield and her
| pupils spent their holiday last
Monday in the grove by the river
side.
A large party of we'll behaved
Chester people were over our way
picnicing last week.
Old lady Hasse has been quite sick
but is better We are glad to say.
Il The Barber and Winter families
are at Winona tor a weeks outing.
DIR. Gowdy was again called to
Spring Valley by the death of the
/, uncle who summoned him week
ago.
A large social gathering met on the
Daily Flats last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Newmiller las
Sabbath.
Woodlawn people Sundayed will
Mr.. and Mrs. Broadwater, Of Prairi,
Queen.
If baby is lost nowadays tn
; mother is sure to find it in one of tn,
J numerous telephone holes in thi
vicinity.
Grand View people Sundayed will
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gage.
Reinfelt young people were enter
tanned Sunday by the young folks a
Chris Biers.
! Mrs o. A. Bergner, OF st. Paul, j
!. the guest of her sister Mrs. Hon. L.
st. John.
One day last week we had a pleas
ant call brother of Mrs. Iren
! g. Adams while the editor was u
!. stream fishing. He had spent tn
9 winter in Florida and we enjoyed GU
t chat very much.
George Englehorn writes yer
interesting letter from Albany
Oregon, where he has gone for hi
+ health. His description of the cour
try and mountain scenery is fine.
Purlee Noblet is now in possessio
+ Of the large flock of sheep he pu
e chased of H. o. Serfling and we pr
,. dict his success as he always give
: his stock the best Of care.
= Mrs. Walt Kendall and boys al
. staying with her mother, Mrs. Clinl
!, who has not recovered from her lam,
ness oocasioned by her fall.
Prof. Jones wife and babies al
!. spending few days with the Prof
- parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Jone
"A Dell Horton and Dick Wickha
e. have been anchoring and tightenin
so the wire on the poles between o,
e. twin cities.
u We are told our lawn if planted |
Is potatoes would pay us better, but v
= are of the opinion few flowers we
cultivated has a greater refnir
influence than a $1,000 tied up in
stocking leg or hid away in some o
stove pipe.
MS Broadacres people have bee
taking extra care of their front yal
this season in the way of ornamen
=. ing it with flowers.
s. The German Lutherans he
IN service in their church in Grang
lie last Monday.
IS Mrs. Noehring went to Preston la
~ Saturday for few days visit.
re- Rant and Will Andrews have a
it rived and we understand the Andre,
of Stewartville will join them for o.
of their reunions at Fair Oaks.
"a Ivy Glen gives an Information
~ Tea tonight (Friday) for the bene
"a of the NJ. E. church. Separate tabl
rk will be arranged with waiter dress
ve in the costume of the country th
III represent and guests may plea
themselves as to what nation tn
patronize. Spain and Austria will