Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-10-07

Buy Gloves of Glass G. Graf.

Buy Gloves Of Glass & Graf.
40 bars Fern Soap for 81 at Glass 6
Graf.
For RENT-A small Brick house and
barn. N. B. WHEELER.
40 bars Santa Claus soap for 81, al
Glass & Graf.
For RENT-House for rent. Inquire
OF F. E. ERLER.
All package coffee 1Oc per pound Al
Glass & Gratis.
Save money by buying Underwear
of Glass & Graf.
Gold Mine flour is the best, for sale
only by Glass & Graf.
Best assortment of Gents Ties in
Cresco, at Glass & Graf.
For fresh groceries or good meal
go to M. Barrett's Restaurant.
Fred Woellstein and wife left Wed.
nesday afternoon to take in the sights
Of the Omaha exposition.
Glass & Graf sell for cash only, and
are giving customers the benefit Of
cash prices.
A fewsspecial bargains in Ladies
and Gentlemen's watches.
DR.. VIM. Connolly.
1t will pay you to see the American
Loan and Trust Company before max.
your farm loans.
We have the incest and best select
ed stock of wedding aud engagement
rings in the county.
DR.. VIM. Connolly.
Boys and childrens water proof
shoes for sale very cheap, at
Glass & Graf's.
George Dobson returned to camp
duty at Fort Sheridan Wednesday
He is in the regular army.
w. B. Ousley, D D. S., in Cresco
1st to 18th. All work guaranteed tc
give satisfaction. 15tf
Now is the time of year when your
old clock won't go. Remember we can
sell you one very cheap.
DR.. VIM. Connolly.
Cd Wheeler at No. 1926 South side
has opened repair shoe shop and
will give prompt attention to work
brought him
G. B. Andrews and wife left yester.
day for Aberdeen, S. D., where Mr..
Andrews has secured situation in a
jewelry establishment there.
The best three grades of flour in
Cresco, Prairie Queen, Seal of Mime
sofa, and Purity, for 81 sack, every
sack warranted at w. H. Roche's.
CABBAGE FOR SALE-15OO heads Of
choice cabbage at my place 2 blocks
south of Foundry-must be sold at
once II CRoxToN
The principal Of the Cresco Normal
has had years of experience in pre-
pairing young people for successful
teachers. If YOU expect to teach you
should attend this school next term,
october 81.
The Cresco Normal takes especial
pains with those who are preparing
for teachers. We have no failures
among those who come to prepare for
teachers. They are especially fitted
to successfully pass good teachers
examination.
James Lester has just returned from
Wisconsin whore he had been to at
tend the funeral of his father Starkey
M. Lester, who was born Nov. 6, 1921,
located in Dane county, Nov. 1916,
and there resided to the time of his
death.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Andrews left for
Aberdeen, South Dakota yesterday,
where Mr.. Andrews will engage in
the jewelry business. He is fine
workman in all its branches. He and
his wife will be missed here and our
people are sorry to see them go.
Mrs. G. L. Holcomb went to Cresco
Saturday. for two weeks visit with
friends. L. L. Couse, L. l.. Caldwell
and j. l.. Brickner, of Decorah and
Chas. Reebe, of Freeport, are in Cres-
co today, attending the soldiers re-
union. -Decorah Public Opinion.
Mrs. Sarah Hughes leaves today for
Garner, Iowa, where she will make
her home with her son, W. H, Hughes.
Her son John R., intends to leave in
the course OF a couple of weeks for
Washington, where his sister preced-
ed him, leaving for there last spring.
Invitations are out for a reception
to be given to Rev. A. w. Brown and
bride at the home of Hon. l.. S. St.
John next Monday evening, from
which we infer that Mr.. Brown has
been returned to the Granger and
Florenceville circuit for another year.
John Boucher had on exhibition in
our office Wednesday, ripe peaches
grown on his farm in Orleans twp, as
fine in quality as any ever shipped into
the city. The farm is what is known
to the early settlers as the Wholeh,.n
farm.
Report of Oakley school, Albion
twp, taught by Miss Willie M. Car
man. Number of scholars enrolled,
20; daily average attendance, 16;
scholars neither absent nor tardy;
Willie Bigalk, Henry Bigalk, David
Volkman, George Volkman, Walter
Volkman, Thomas Hayes, Della Lud-
wig. Matilda Workman Harhart Mil