Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-11-21
Miss Leila Marshall has returned
from her visit at McGregor.


Misses Julia Byrnes and Mary Glen
ner spent Sunday in Ridgeway.
Mrs. McCulloch's new house for
rent. Enquire of j. M. Macarthur.
Watch for the appearance of Mrs.
Jennetta Sargent Haskell. Dec. 9th.
An excellent Howard county farm
at $32 per acre. >. nj. cannon.
Our childrens' school shoes look
we'll, fit we'll, wear well.-W. +. Allen.
w. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
McCloud Thursday, at the usual hour.
Save money by buying your school
shoes at w. T. Aliens New Shoe Store.
At this writing, Monday noon, Wor-
den Strother is still alive but very
low.
Ladies' fine storm boots at popular
prices at w. +. Aliens New Shoe
Store.
Will Breedlove and wife came down
from Chester the latter part of last
week.
Mems leather lined working shoes
only $500 at w. +. Aliens New Shoe
Store.
A good "Elmhurst" heating stove
for sale, hard or soft coal, enquire at
this office.
If YOU want good HotLunch, come
to Hoyer's Lunch counter in the 2. e.
Miller building. 2ltf
Miss Millicent Clark and Miss Chase
were down from Lime Springs 10 at-
tend the VIM. Owens company.
M. FL. gilbert has built barn at
the rear of lots fronting on r.. II.
street, west of the Wetherbee livery.
j. E. Taft and family have moved
onto the farm and his house is being
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Taubman,
from Saratoga.
On the Verbeck farm there were
about 1000 bushels of corn yet to musk
| last Saturday. 1t is a magnificent
yield we'll ripened.
Mrs. Byron Norton and mother
Mrs. johnson are giving number o.
lunches to lady friends. The trst ono
occurred last Saturday.
The st. Cecilia symphony will meet
with Miss Lauraine Mead Thursda.
evening Nov. 23rd. Subject for dis
cussion: Nerdi's La Trayiata.
Beautiful women everywhere ow'
their matchless lovelineSs to the use o
Rocky Mountain Tea. Plain Womel
made attractive.-Dr. Connoly's
Len Grobel who has been in AM
near Washington since last sprln1g.
returned home Friday night. III
many friends welcome him home.
The Daughters of the King wi
meet with Mrs. Dana Mead, WedncS
day, Nov. %, at 2:30 p. m. All men,
beers requested to be in attendance.
A very fine 800 acre improved Wir
neshiek county farm at $35 per acre
100 acres heavy timber, balance lin
corn land. j. NJ. Cannon.
Notice-Life insurance companle
will reduce the rate 30 per cent. to a
who agree to use Rocky Mountain Tie;
A wise measure. IS cents. Connoll.
Miss Alice Swenson left Saturda
for DEBORAH. Miss Swenson begins III
second term of school Monday, In
school about two miles from Decoral
e Of interest to farmers and fru
y growers, Court House hall Noyemb'
28th, 2Sth and seth, All are invite
to take part in the discussion or as
questions.
+. J. Prann has just received IL
unest line of moulding ever shown
this city. Can on him and learn b
e prices on picture francs, which a
/ the lowest.
W Nora-You can't expect to do avn
with face blemishes in weeks tim
" Keep on taking Rocky Mountain TIE
Youth have q leeyelly complexion. l
IS Connoly's:
- J, p. Epps of Lafayette, Ind, visit
% last week at the home of g. d. Epl
o his brother, and with other Ores
relatives. He was a resident of Ores
, about II years ago.
Bring your pictures to F. ]. Prar
st 10 be framed, before the rush of t
lg HOLIDAY season. His assortment
oy mouldings is the largest and his prlt
the lowest in the city.
Nv The High School foot ball tie;
oy p]ay the DEBORAH School team at t
re latter place on Saturday next, a
will play the Fayette School
"a Thanksgiving Day at Csesoo,
n Mike Fitzgerald's store building
ne the south side is rapidly nearing co
N, pletion, The plastering will be tinisf
y, this week If the weather remains go
z. When the front is in the enelos1
will be complete.
At DEBORAH Institute, all depa
ments are rapidly filing up. La
,h, best methods in Shorthand and Ty
led writing, $500 per month. See the.
up penmanship. The poorest scholar
IN. welcome If he will work.
eth A Thanksgiving dinner, preceded
lad services conducted by Rev. Hendric
At will be given in the Grange Hall
ing Kendallville, Nov. 30th. Everyb
vas cordially invited. Dinner % cts.
raj SECY. L. A.
lnd Sunday was an ideal November {
aen The sky was bright and clear, the
, red soft and balmy, with scarcely brt
i,,,, enough to disturb the foliage rem
i,,l ing upon the trees or that which
nS3 fallen to the earth. All nature Seel
wrapt in sweet repose.
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