Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-03-22

Mrs. Jeanette Mershon is home on
a visit.
Pure milk 8 cents quart.-John
McDonough.
Easter Bazaar at Opera House Tues
day April 18th.
Farms for sale and rent. Enquire
of Curtis Miller.
Attractions for everybody at Easter
Bazaar, April 18th.
Oriental Rugs in latest exclusive
patterns. The Owen Co.
jerome Roper was down from
Chester on Saturday last.
Leave your orders for milk and
cream with Martin P Ly don.
For fresh groceries or good meal
go to M. Barrett's Restaurant.
Found-a pair of shoes. Owner
can obtain same by calling at this Of
| fee.
Cabinet photographs any style,
best finish, only a $3.50 at the Russell
Studio.
A fine suit OF office rooms for rent
cheap from April 1st. Inquire of NJ.
o. Perry.
The old gentleman Collins. we re-
gret to state is in a precarious condi-
tion of health.
Fred Shumaker, OF Bonair, who has
recently been very sick, was in the
city on Saturday.
W. B. Ousley, d D. S., in Cresco
1st to 18th. All work guaranteed to
give satisfaction. 15tf
Mrs. w. f. Rathert, who has been
visiting in Lime Springs, returned
home last Friday.
Miss Julia Heussellmann, of Usage,
is visiting with the family of her
brother this week.
DR.. Bissell came Up from Fayette
Saturday, to preach on Rev. Hendrick' IS
circuit on Sunday.
Mrs. Miller and Miss Lottie, re-
turned from their winter visit in
Chicago last week.
Your choice of 100 new patterns in
shirts, 75c each. Unequalled for the
price. The Owen Co.
Monroe Brown was over at Elma
last week and secured big job OF
painting to be done thore.
'.Sweets for the sweets served by
one of Cresco's sweetest young ladies
al Easter Bazaar, April IL.
/ If you have photo you want en-
larged, leave it at Browns Studio. A
large 16x20 crayon for $1.75.
Louis Maronde returned Saturday
morning from winters stay at
various points in Michigan.
Chas. Combs returned Saturday
from Oregon, stopping in st. Paul fol
u few days visit with his sister.
A lady's hand bag picked up on the
Howard Center road Saturday was left
at this Office to await an owner.
A. H. Caward wants few more
loads OF choice potatoes. Inquire al
Office over Connolly s. Fitzgerald.
Little girls save your five aud ten
cents for the Fish Pond. Lots of things
in it to please little folks, Apr. 12.
Alsikes Glover, Timothy, Flax, Rec
Glover and all seeds usually kept in ,
feed store, for sale by w. H. Roche.
For Rent-My brick store building
facing the Court House park.
G. f. MILLER.
A few full blood buff cochin cocker
ais ready for service for sale at Z
Yarrington's, SOC West Peck Street.
Mrs. Frank Simpson, of Duluth
! sister OF j. w. Cady is visiting with
her brothers family and other friends
Don't forget the Croxton sale of lot
and household goods on Saturday, th
26th, two blocks south of the foundry
o. A. Schall, the piano tuner, wa
called to Waukon this week. He will
return next Monday to finish his worl
, IN Cresco.
Ladies, don't forget the dates Q
Byrnes & Ovens millinery opening
Thursday, Friday and Saturday G
this week.
Mrs. Joseph Kapler and the Chi
dren wen. to Postville Saturday aftel
noon, on account of the serious Hines
of her mother.
Store building, south side OF Marke
street, will be sold at bargain. Goo
building and location. Enquire {
Miller & Webber.
Don't forget the musical an
literary entertainment at the NJ. /
church this Cruesday) evening, Marc
22d. Admission 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Creamer depar
ed for their home at Crookston, Min,
after several weeks of very pleasal
visit with relatives and friends.
March "a, 25, 26. Remember th
date of the spring millinery openin
at Byrnes 4 Owens millinery parlol
over Miller & Webber's hardware.
Political Equality Club. will meet
the residence of M. M. Forty, Thur
| day, March "a, at 2:S0 p. m.
/ E. M. WHITNEY, Secretary.