Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-04-04

Minstrels April Z.

Minstrels April z.
We regret to know that Mr.. P. Con
molly is in critical condition.
GIRL WANTED-To work in Restau
rant. M. BARRETT.
We are showing the largest line O
Mems and Boys new suits in the city
The Owens Clothing Co.
100 new shapes and styles in Mems
and Boys shoes. Every pair warrant
ed.-The Owens Clothing Co.
Attorney w. H. Hughes of Garner
was Cresco visitor last Friday, re
turning home the day following.
Don't do thing till you see ou
news spring hats; the largest in tht
city to select from. The Ovens
Clothing Co.
| w. b. Lent has sold his residence to
M. K. Farnsworth, and If be remains
here Will build another which we hope
he may decide to do.
The richest wall paper ever shown in
Cresco or in Howard county is tastily
displayed in the show window of j. Il.
Luers Drug Company.
The board of Supervisors are in ses-
sion this week. At this session the
several township and city assessors
are to make returns of their work.
The Easter services at Grace Episco.
pal church Sunday were remarkably
good and made to full church of in
terested people and commandments.
We have set of Encyclopaedia
Britannica, which we will sell cheap or
trade for other property. We have
two complete sets and need but one.
$27 per acre for 250 acre farm %
miles from Cresco. Good residence,
large barn and running water. A snap.
See John M. Cannon, Cresco, Iowa.
We were at the auction sale of L. S.
johnson at Bonair for time Saturday,
where hundred or more farmers were
gathered and buying of the goods Of
fere6.
We are showing the largest line of
new shirts, colored hosiery, fancy
neck wear and silk underwear ever
seen in Cresco.-The Owens Clothing
Company.
Mrs. F. M. Sandusky died at her
home in Vernon Springs last Thurs
day, and was taken to Clayton county
for burial. We are without further
particulars.
Miss Smith of Chester, one of the
bright, intelligent lady teachers of
Howard county favored the PLAIN
DEALER with her presence a short
time Saturday.
We met a. G. Hubbard Saturday at
Chester and regret to see him suffer-
Ing from suoh poor health. His affiic-
tion is dropsy and while he is hopeful
his condition is critical.
The Royal Neighbors will have a
dime social Friday night, April 7th, IN
the M. w. A. hall. Light refresh
ments will be served and short pro-
gram rendered. The public Is very
cordially invited.
The trade between Mr.. Hollis Went
worth and Mr.. Tryon, for the livery
stock of Mr.. Wentworth, has been
consumated, and Mr.. Wentworth calls
upon all indebted to come in and set
tie their account.
HOME BAKING.-Mrs. Minnie Harris
is now prepared to furnish fresh bread
at short notice in any quantity. Salts
faction guaranteed. Leave orders at
Mearl's News stand or at the house,
No. POI, W. Market St.
Itadds spice to dreary life, encour-
ages the human heart, lifts one out of
despair, breathes new life and conf
dence. That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea will do. s5 cents. =
pr. VIM. Connolly.
John E. Peck was at Austin Satur.
day, making arrangements to open a
butter and egg market place there,
under the firm name of w. R. Owen &
Co., to be conducted by himself, proba.
bly, as the Co., which will take him
from Cresco. Mrs. Mershon will take
the place of Mr.. Peck as book keeper
for her father.
''John Dillon is all right this sea.
son." said we'll known traveller for a
prominent Chicago firm to crowd ir
the hotel the other night. He has a
play, called Bartlett's Road to Saltzer.
vile, that is out of sight, and his com
pany are all artists. l. am going to see
the show whenever | get: a chance,
and want my friends to do the same