Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02
Miss. Clara Converse is visiting
Iowa City.

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w. b. Webster was on the sick list
the first of the week.
Bert Woodward's wife died Wednes-
day night at about ten O'Clock.
a written guarantee goes with
every buggy sold by G. +. Miller.
20 per cent. saved by purchasing a
buggy or a road wagon at G. +.
| Miller's.
Mrs. Belle Gibbons very pleasantly
entertained ladies at tea, Monday
afternoon.
Full blood Short Horn bulls for sale.
One year old past.-T. McCabe,
Plymouth Rock, Iowa.
Miss Genevive Dissmore returns to
her home in North Dakota this morn
| ing, accompanied by w. r.. Mead.
Hon. S. NJ. Jones, mayor of Toledo,
| delivers the 40 commencement address
at Grinnell College, Wednesday, June
IA, 1899.
Mr.. John Shields and Miss Julia
Kelley were married at the Catholic
church in Cresco, Tuesday morning,
May 30th.
Miss Lena Tucker, one of the in
structOrS of the CreSco Normal, goes
to Cedar Rapids next week, for fur
ther study.
Undertaken Meverden decided that
there was no small pOX in CrescO long
since, because there were no orders for
collins. Sensible.
/ Nr RI
next Monday for Iowa City to witness
the graduation of their son, Lloyd,
from the law department.
Miller & Webber offer their store
building for rent on the south side of
Market street. Terms reasonable, and
Immediate possession given.
Mrs. Bradshaw, living on Oak Street,
No. Ill. would like work at home or
in families who need work washing,
sweeping, cleaning or ironing.
My stock of Pianos and Organs will
be closed out regardless of cost-must
be sold by June 1st. Easy payment if
| desired. GEO III. KELLOGG.
Plenty OF bran, shorts, ground feed,
wheat screenings, meal, graham and
the best OF flour, to cash buyers at the
Florenceville Roller Mills. 75w4
Rocky Mountain Tea is not simply a
| laxative. 1T ii wonderful remedy for
every kind of ache, constipation, indi-
gestion, bad blood. VIM. Connolly.
County Missionary Harlan wishes us
to announce that the S. s. convention
at Elma has been postponed to later
date, as the Elma people are afraid of
small pox.
Mrs. Geo. Loomis came down from
4 Chester to attend the funeral of Mr..
Simpson and returned home Tuesday
accompanied by her little grandson,
Carl LOomis.
The wind storm of Tuesday night
blew the barn of III. L. Richardson,
north of Lourdes, all to pieces and des-
troyed his granery. The dwelling
was undisturbed.
John, If you were a woman, you'd
know as | know and all other women
know, that Rocky Mountain Tea is the
greatest blessing woman ever had. b
cents. VIM. Connolly
John Birtwhistle has sold his house
to Il. p. Beach and will build another
house in the block just east, having
erected a temporary building thereon
to dwell in while building.
A woman wants Il man for Il husband
one with life, energy, courage. Girls
Elf you get one. without these good quail
tiles, give him Rocky RoIntafn Tea. ,
Twill do the business, WIN. Connoll,
n 5. johnson, the hustling Bonail
merchant, carries fine line of buggfes
surreys, spring wagons. farm wagons
trucks and large line OF both walking
and riding eoH plows, on which he il
making very close prices.
The thousands that usually throns
Cresco on Memorial Day were conspic
uouls for their absence last Tuesda.
owing to the presence of German
Measles which had scared Cresco vac
cinators out of their wits.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Carey arrived
here from Jennings, La, last week t,
spend the summer. Mr.. Carey vii
have the managemento of the LouiSian;
exhibit at the Greater American EX
position to be held in Omaha tht
summer Manchester Democrats.
w. NJ. Gallagher, OF Bryan, Pa, says
E'sFdr forty years | have tried variou
cough medicines. One Minute Cougl
ECure is best of all" 1t relieves In
stantly and cures all throat ana lun
troubles, coughs, colds, Group, whoop
lng-cough, la grinBe and pneumonia.
j. III. LuerS Drug co.
The Modern Woodmen of Austi
and elsewhere along west from CrescC
sought to have the railroad run an es
cursion train to Decorah without stoI
ping. The railroad sent q man her
who satisfied himself there was n
small poX here, SO the Woodmen f6
thelf trouble are denied an eXcurSio
train and excursion rates.
A little boy living in Creseo wa
vaccinated few years ago and ever
year since then breaks out In runnin
sores and the poison injecting fraterI
ity say that when Interruptions reac
his neck he will die. A young lady
town suffers each year with an erul
tion and running sores on her arr
: where she was vaccinated. Any on
interested can have the names of thes
persons by calling at this office.
| Mr.. l.. Elzea of Bluffton, who was
member of the 49th Iowa in the Spa
iSh-American war, was in CreSco, Tue
day, paying this Office "a valued cal
He told OF visiting With the Cuban
the supposed ignorant people of the
land having with him book in Spa
iSh and English and that nine out