Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-03-03

Geo. Hooper goes to Rocklano
Mich, to-day to take charge c
surface work in the copper mines G
Michigan.
Young persons who expect to tax
the teachers examination at th
coming institute should take revie,
work the next month at the Cresc
Normal.
| Miss Clara Dell Wickham of Flor
anceville was Cresco visitor Thurs
day, improving her musical acquire
ments under the instruction of Mis-,
Lauraine Mead.
The subject of Hon. Washington
'Gardner's lecture will be "Does i
Pay to Educate Opera House
Wednesday, March Sth. Auspices o
Cresco Cornet Band.
Services in Grace Episcopal church
on Sunday next at the usual hours
with holy communion at the morning
service. Rev. Gorrell is expected &C
arrive this morning.
Frank Fuller, deputy auditor OF
Winneshiek county, was up from De.
corah on Thursday, making this office
call long enough to order the PEE
DEE sent to him for year.
Joseph Woods left on Tuesday noon
for Adrian, MINI. where he will work
this season with cousin, at the car
penter trade. The PEE DEE will keen
him posted in local happenings.
Taken this month-keeps you we'll
all summer. Drives away impure
blood. The greatest spring tonic ev-
er offered. Rocky Mountain Tea.
DR.. VIM. Connolly.
Are you thin? Would you like to get
fat Ind plump Tried laughing, /"
t'wouldn't work-now take Rocky
Mountain Tea-t'will do the business.
80 cents. DR.. VIM. Connolly.
We have received 1000 pairs of
mems and boys shoes, making the
largest line of new goods to select
from in Cresco.
The Owens Clothing Co.
1t warns the heart like sunshine,
cheers the soul like old wine, gives
hope for the future, blots out the past.
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea does.
DR.. VIM. Connolly.
Aug. Ohmacht is expected home
from Oregon this week, whittier he
went about two weeks ago to accom-
pany his little sister home from
several months visit with sisters there.
Something novel, something new. !.
Come and eat at Normal Hall on
Friday evening March 10th. Every
body invited if they will only give loo
to the Senior Class of the Cresco High
School.
The Crittenden Il Wentworth Co.
are busy getting out the material to
commence work as soon as spring
opens, on the new residence H. w.
Young will erect on his residence lots
Just west Of the site OF the present
house.
Mrs. Mary E. Bucknum, accompa-
MED by her son w. M. Bncknum of
Sioux City, arrived on Tuesday even
ing to look after her insurance on the
store building which was burned last
week. She had butts $500 on the proper
ty, not enough, but better than total
loss.
A. R. McCook's lecture, "Litera-
ture and Education" is highly COM
mended by his local paper and by the
Mclntire Gazette. 1t is to be deliver
ed in Cresco in the near future we
hope. He is a thorough student and
his lecture will corroborate the state
ment.
at the church meeting of the Con-
gregational church, "wednesday even
ing it was decided to go on with build
ing new church edifice this year,
leaving the matter with the church
trustees, who are, H. L. Reed, L. J..
Lemas, L. I. Woodcock, DR.. j. j.
Clemmer and C. I. White.
"LAUREL WINNERS" is work that
sets forth the merits and work of
american composers, and what they
have accomplished, and presents a
half tone portrait of each. This little
work is issued by the John Church
Company of Cincinnati. and merits a
place in the collection of every stu
dent in music. 1t price is but trifle
measured by its worth.
School report of sub-district No. 1O,
New Oregon twp, for month ending
feo. 18th. No. enrolled, S5; No. days
taught. 20; average daily attendance,
70. Those neither absent or tardy
during month are: Mary Kostka, Louie
Kostka, James Kostka, Abbie Chyle,
Emma Novak, Anna Novak, Bertha
Sykora, Anna Maresh, Tony Shymok:
GRACE FULLER, Teacher.
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