Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-07-28

barber's tools on the road coming
from Canton, Mimi, Sunday night
Finder please leaveat nearest post of.
flee and notify him.
It's like "lip in the fountain OF
YOUTH" Touches the cheek so gently
that "youth fingers on the face of old
age" That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea does. VIM. Connolly.
Harry Hall returned from the Yaki-
ma valley, Washington, Tuesday
evening. He will not return, saying
that although work is plenty there,
he does not like the climate.
+. G. Blandin, of Riceville, who is
seeking the the Republican nomina-
tion for Sheriff, attended the conven-
tion last Wednesday and looked after
his chances for the nomination.
Our Maple Grove correspondence says
"have been unable to write sooner be-
cguse OF a seige of DR.. Torpeys small
pox; the disease which we more ignor-
ant people would term measles.n
Parties wishing to have bowery,
dining hall or stand privileges for the
Howard County Fair should make ap-
plication at once to the Secretary.
G. A. L. LOOMS.
Miss Geneva Erler departed for Du-
buque Wednesday afternoon, where
She will visit friends for a few weeks,
returning by way of West Union and
Waucoma, where she will spend a
couple of weeks visiting relatives.
We understand that at the Catholic
church, on Wednesday morning, July
10Th, occurred the marriage of Tim
Sullivan, wealthy ranchman from
Idaho, to Catharine Reilly, daughter
of John Reilly of Howard Center twp.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Fl. c. Salisbury with
friends from Hopkinton, MFR, and Mrs.
Henry Lomas, John T. Drummond
and wife, and Mr.. and Ms. G f.
Robinson, were enjoying a most de-
lightful picnic at Florenceville Tues
day.
Excursion to Arnold,s Park, Sunday,
August 9th. Leaving Cresco 4:O7 A.
NJ, arrive at Arnolds Park 1850 AM.
Return leaves Arnolds Park 6:4O PM.
Round trip 1925. Attractions: Grand
Concert, Edsson's Concert Phona-
graph, s. moving;Picnures. Several
Bands in attendance,
NJ. j. WHITE, Agt.
Report of School in sub-district No.
3, Vernon Springs twp, for month
ending July IA, 1899. No. Enrolled 10,
No. days taught, 20; average daily ats
tendance; II: Those neither absent
nor tardy, are Susie Eye. Elmer Eye,
Laura Eye, Lea DeCamp, Ruthie Eye,
Winnie Shugro.
EDITH EvERINeHAsl, Teacher.
A. r. McCook will go to Minneapolis
the first of the week to attend the
University summer school. He will
take up the following courses: The de-
velopment of institutions in colonial
times; political institutions in the
United States; English Literature;
literary criticism, and: a special course
of lectures on social and literary sub
jects. He will also take a course in
vocal culture at the Minneapolis
school. He will be absent about six
weekS.-R Ricerille Recorder.
The value of University education
can be actually doubled and quadrup-
led in four weeks, by reading and di-
gesting Doctor Keiths' book of Life,
written for men and women. Those
who have not the advantages of a Uni
versity education, can have a far more
valuable mental and physical training
than is taught in any University, by
reading hand booksaf practical knowl-
edge of Life and how to preserve it.
A postal card will bring you the story.
Booklet free. Address, Melville G.
Keith, M. d., Bellvillc, Ohio.
At the regular meeting of Cresco
Lodge, No. 269 /. 0. OF, n. S. Dur
gin, acting d. d. G. NJ, installed
officers for the ensuing term as follows:
N. CIV. p. Laidlaw.
V. G.-Myren Converse.
See,-Jacob Welsh.
Treas.-H. w. Young.
Ward.-N. S. Durgin.
Cond.--E. w. johnson.
r. S. N. &C.. r. Story,
r. S. V. G.-E. r. Precious.
R. S. Sc. w. Harris.
O. S. G.-E. r. Farnsworth.
The Father Mathew temperance So
ciety have picnic the 3rd. to which
there is a general invitation. This
organization does not rely upon legisla-
tion or force but derives its strength
and power from the source of convic-
tion and persuasion and right exam.
pie. In these elements properly used