Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-11-24

"A gOOQ 'ElmnurSG" neaC1ng UOVe
for sale, hard or soft coal, enquire at
this office.
Dell Berry is spreading mortar on
Mike Fitzgerald's store building on
the South side.
If you want good Hot otLunch, come
to Hoyer's Lunch counter in the G. f.
Miller building. 21tf
j. T. Emmons has christened the
Van Slyke House anew, calling it now
the Globe Hotel.
A. w. Prann and Rev. Hendricks
and wife of Ridgeway were Cresco
visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. Want and family left for New
York on Tuesday where they will
make their future home.
Elisha Epps left Monday for few
days visit with relatives and old time
friends in and about Fayette.
Dave Tidgwell sold valuable team
of horses to Eric Anderson, of Cresco,
last week.-Elnla Neps- REGISTER.
A cutter nearly as good as new, and
a fairly good second hand harness
offered cheap by N. B. Wheeler.
LosT-A e-fourth's grown water
spaniel puppy. Finder return to E. D..
Brian's barber shop and get reward.
Cake walks, character songs, and
grand display of costumes at Merch-
ants Carnival, Saturday eve. Nov. 25.
The contractors for the Congrega-
tional church building expect to have
their contract completed in about ten
days.
Frank T. Johnston has bought a
farm just south of where his parents
lived over forty years ago and has
taken possession.
Willard Converse has bought the
Connolly lots just north of j. P. Howe
and will probably erect residence
thereon next spring.
DR.. +. G. Parkhill, Osteopath, at
Strother House, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. At Decorah balance of
week. Call or write.
DR.. Fisk has one of the largest Opti-
cal practices in Iowa. He has fitted
1000 pairs of glasses in nine years in
| Northeastern Iowa.
Bills have been printed at this office
announcing a grand ball at Kalishek's
hall at Protivin, Iowa, on Saturday
evening of this week.
Remember the dates, December 4th
to Sth, If you desire to have Prof. Fisk
examine your eyes. He has remark
able success in Cresco:
John Steinman has been in nes
Moines during the past week attend
ing meeting of the Mutual Insur-
ance Societies Of the state.
Beautiful women everywhere owe
their matchleSS loyelfneSs to the use of
Rocky Mountain Tea. Plain women
made attractive.-Dr. Connoly's
Notice-Life insurance companies
will reduce the rate 80 per cent. to all
who agree to use Rocky Mountain Tea.
A wise measure. 35 cents. Connolly.
| Mrs. Fennetta Sargent Haskill will
give a miscellaneous program in
elocution and music in the M. E.
church Dec. 5th. Remember the
date.
f. j. Prann has just received the
finest line of moulding ever shown in
this city. Call on him and learn his
prices on picture frames, which are
| the lowest,
| Nora-4ou can't expect to do away
with face blemishes in a weeks time.
Keep on taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
| You II have lovely complexion. DR..
Connoly's.
GIRL WANTED-for housework in a
small family. Light work; no wash
ing. A quick, handy girl, even if
young, can have steady work. Inquire
at this office.
Charley Main, Chinese laundry, in
Globe Hotel basement, formerly the
Van Slyke House. All work guaran
teed and done as cheap as the cheap
est. Give him trial. aaw4
Bring your pictures to F. J. Prann
to be framed, before the rush of the
Holiday season. His assortment Of
mouldings is the largest and his prices
the lowest in the city.
Mrs. P. Connolly has bought the Pat
Daugherty property just north Of
VIM. Connolly's residence and viii
have it remodeled into suitable home
for herself and family.
The Young Ladies' League of the
Baptist church will hold their bazaar
Dec. 10th in the building lately occu
pied by Mr.. Laub. They will alst
serve an oyster supper.
This Office has printed posters an
nouncing grand Thanksgiving bal
in the new NJ. w. A. hall in Granger
MINI. Music by Roche's orchestra
An oyster supper will be served.
Some gentleman from abroad, pro
fesSional at the business, will put on s
merchants carnival in the opera house
next Saturdaysnight, dividing the pro
ceeds with the L. A. S. of the Congre
gational chuoch.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Baumgartnel
and two sons are visiting sisters O
Mr.. Baumgartner who he has not seer
for the past fifteen years. A happy
time is anticipated which their friendI
unite in wishing for them.
We have received with the compl
ments OF the author, Rev. Geo. Leslie
former rector of Grace Episcopa
church, Cresco,, the history of th'
American church in Colorado, writer
in his forcible and instructive style.
Mayor Chapman Of Storm Lake tele
graphs DR.. Kennedy of Des Moines
denying the death of any person ther,
from alleged small pox. Says there i
no serious illness from the sO-callet
disease and that no death had occur
red from 1T.
We have one of the best teachers il
} the west in shorthand and commercial
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