Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-11-11

Don't miss hearing Rev. Holmes in
"Our kia beyond the sea-" Oct. 18th.
A benefit? yes benefit, financially,
for the L. A. S. of Cong. church, but
a much greater benefit, intellectually
to every individual who hear it.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Laidlaw returned
from six weeks visit among friends
in Michigan and Indiana on Tuesday
morning, their fresh and vigorous
appearance bearing evidence that they
had been we'll cared for and undoubt-
edly had a pleasant visit.
AS fast as they can be filled out we
shall mail statements to all indebted
on subscription account, and we take
occasion to say here that we expect
the persons addressed will respond to
our friendly letter in such way as to
maintain our friendly relations.
Being located in your city, 1 am
ready to give private lessons on
piccolo, flute, clarinets, cornets, saxo-
phone, or any other wind instruments
at reasonable rate.
Respectfully yours,
G. TONoLLI, Bandmaster.
B. P. Norton, one of the best dairy
men in Iowa, has been appointed
dairy commissioner to succeed L. S.
Gates, deceased. No hetter appoint
ment could have been made. Mr..
Norton Is not theorist but success
full and practical dairyman who has
made complete success of the busi-
ness.
Rev. Holmes could not have picked
more appropriate subject for his
lecture than "Our kin beyond the
seas" 1t is subject in which every
one is interested, and as described by
one who has lately studied them il
, their own country, it cannot but bt
, instructive as we'll as interesting
Don't miss it.
Services in Grace church Sunday a
1O:45 and 1880. On Sunday mornin!
the pastoral letter of the House O
Bishops will be read. The pastoral i
full of instruction and comfort to tn
! whole church. The trienial convention
just held at Washington, D. c., was
;. representative convention and its de
liberations will, it is believed, prov
y of great and lasting benefit to tn
= whole church.
DR.. w. B. Ousley has rented room
over the store of Connolly & Fitzgeral
- which will be elegantly fitted up fo
!. use ready for occupancy the first {
\ December. He has vacated the room
= over Lowry's drug store in conse
quence of which his dentistry work i
j this place will be suspended until d.
a cember. AS skillful and successf,
g dentist his work is his highest recon
q mendation. 1t is always first class.
: Mrs. G. +. Farnswarth departed fc
j. her future home at Great Falls, MOI
e tana, Wednesday. They are both plail
q unassuming, sensible people which an
d people may be proud to have loca
q with them. While we would like
have retained them here, we are "
glad that they have the energy and g
IS a-head-ativeness to strike out for til
u great west and it's possibilities. Boz
n and grown to manhood and woma
& hood with Cresco people their ben
It diction goes with the young couple
their new home.
q There is an entire new stock
" great variety at the store of F.
. Prann, consisting of dolls enough +,
u all the children of the county WI
j. have not outgrown their doll perio
He has handkerchiefs, towels, tab
le linen, bed spreads, &c. &C., perfe,
r, Racket store assortment
a. choice quality. He will continue
e handle chairs of the better grade al
quality but will not import any mo
second hand goods, only handlil
such as are brought him from peop
al who reside here. In school tablet
lg pencils, ink and school supplies ge
es eraly, he will strive to keep to t.
or front, and in prices as heretofore
ed will remain cheaper than any 9th
''s in the city with stock as good as t
hest