Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-05-19
Remember the Band concert this

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John.E. Graf is In South Dakota for
Ia two weeks visit.
Walter Doan, of Elma, was Cresco,
visitor on Thursday.
Fine line of Saddles at G. F. Miller's
Harness and Buggy Store.
John and A. j. Cray were down
from Lime Springs yesterday.
VIM. Ohmacht left last week for
Dauvers, MINI, where he has bought
a farm.
Geo. Loomis came down from
Chester to attend the funeral of Mr..
Chapin.
James Toole and Lennie Grobel
started Tuesday morning on their
Washington trip.
DR.. Kessell left Tuesday to attend a
meeting of the State Medical Society
at Cedar Rapids.
Elder Fall expects to leave Friday
for summers visit at his old home
in New York state.
4 LOST. Monday afternoon pocket-
book containing $11 go. Finder please
leave at this Office.
| Mrs. G. A. Marshall has been visit
Ing her sons and their families here
for the past few days.
| Mrs. E. G. Barnes very pleasantly
entertained company of ladies at tea
last Tuesday evening.
A family by the name of Ruzicka,
living near Saratoga, lost child re-
Gently from diphtheria.
Those Black Hickory Buggies have
the stuff in them, at G. F. Miller's
Harness and Buggy Store.
Mr.. f. F. Milton has his cigar
factory and store all arranged and is
busily at work making cigars.
Rev. Lane breaches the baccalaurate
sermon before the graduating class ol
the Cresco High School, June 4th
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpha Wentworth
started last Wednesday evening for {
two months visit at their old home ir
Canada.
N. A. Mastine, wife and two children
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Wentworth
> on their visit to the old home IL
Canada.
Elsewhere L. j Lomas has an ad
vertlsement of a hot weather necessity
gasoline stoves, which it will pay yo,
to read and heed.
Miller Il Webber offer their stor,
building for rent, on the south side OF
Market ST. Terms reasonable, an
| immediate possession given.
Britannica, which we will sell cheap o
trade for other property. We hav
two complete sets and need but one.
My stock of Pianos aud Organs wi
be closed out regardless of cost-m
be sold by June 1st. Easy payment
desired. GEO. H. KELLOGG.
Baby sleeps and grows while MANN
rests if Rocky Mountain Tea is giver
It's the greatest baby mediciEe eve
offered loving mothers. 35 CENTS
Connolly.
The rarest combination of goo
things ever put together is Rock
, Mountain Tea. 1t cures pimples, ind
gestion, constipation, rheumatism
sick Enthusiastically.
y My horse, LOUIE. will stand
a Weatherbee's Livery Barn, Norton
m lme old stand, Fridays and Saturdays. \
IL better bred French horse in the count
Terms Sc. G. w. HoLL1sTER.
The ball game Tuesday atternoc
resulted in victory for the beav.
b. weights, 10 to IA. 1t made lots
fun for the spectators and swelled tt
bands strong box about IA dolla
= worth.
Mrs. Lindsay, mother OF Mr.
Mahlon Culbert, was stricken Wi
paralysis last Monday evening, al
has since laid unconscious, and lit
; or no hopes are entertained OF h
!, recovery.
! A girls ..complexion" may
stamped on her lovers heart, b
: most OF the s.complexion'' comes
, unless put there by Rocky Mounta
) lea, '.Powder's bad thing"
Connolly.
The Lake House at Chester mai
tains good run of custom because
: sets good table, has good and Gle
: beds with clean rooms, is attentive
the wants Of guests and makes reast
able bills.
Rev. Woolverton, senior editor
: the Usage Sun, and who is the ass
= late pastor of the M. E. church at Il
place, is attending the conference he
He made the PEE DEE short c
: Wednesday.
: 1t is hardly time TO determine
= what extent, ii any, fruit was injul
by the freeze OF last Friday night.
formed upon water in shallow vesst
which would destroy fruit if the pis
= were put out.
= Wenzel j. Benda OF of New Ore,
= township was a Cresco visitor Tuesd
gladdening the countenarce of ye
tor with one OF those dollars SO hea
? ly despised by the loyal followers
- the g. u. t. party.
~ T. S. johnson, the hustling Boz