Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-16
~ woman wants a man for a husband,
ne with lifn nnnrnu CON rn1ro. 20 irlc

al ullul u dultTSoll His ulle lOuIltld-
tion nearly completed for his new
home which will be il fine addition to
that street. Jas. Wilson has the con-
tract for erecting it which insures Il
good, honest job.
During the past week j. M. Cannon
sold two farms. one for John Brophy
and one for M. ChristopherSon: If
YOU wish to sell your farm you should
list it with him. He will sell it for
you if anyone can.
The house of Geo. J. Leibert, in
Howard Center, southeast from Davis
Corners. was struck by lightning,
Tuesday night, and considerably dam
aged, but fortunately none of it's occu-
pants were injured.
T. s. johnson, the hustling Bonair
merchant, carries fine line of buggies,
SurreyS, spring wagons, farm wagons,
trucks and a large line OF both walking
and riding corn plows, on which he is
making very close prices.
Harvey Mitchell. who was called to
the bedside of his mother at Fulton,
ILL.,. returned home last week. leaving
her somewhat improved. His sister,
remained for a longer stay.
The arrangements of new machinery
is progressing very satisfactorily and
rapidly and is In no way a drawback
or preventative to getting grinding of
feed or wheat done at the Florence
vile Roller Mills every day.
J. G. Webster, accompanied by Miss
Winnie, took the evening train. We'd
neSday. for Chicago, to consult DIR.
Geo. Webster in regard to the health
of the little daughter, which has not
been OF the best for several months.
E. E. Persons, of Oak Dale, was at
tending court this week and favored
the PLAIN DEALER with a short call.
He is building barn on his farm. he
tells us, 30X40, with modern methods
of handling crops and caring for do
meStic animals.
The editor called Wednesday to see
Mrs. Garlic who was quarantined, the
yellow rag not stating for what. She
probably had an aggravated case of
chicken poX. her face is cleaning off
smooth, and DR.. Price who attended
the case says it was nothing but chick
en- poX.
The house of Mrs. III. A. Rogers was
quarantined for small poX because of
Miss Porter being there sick for a day
or two. 1t is now about four weeks
she is well, has done ii family washing
each week since. yet our medical i'm
posters maintain the quarantine rath-
er than confess their ignorance.
| DR.. j. I'll. Bowers was married, We'd
neSday forenoon, June .l4th, at Owa-
tonna. Minn., to Miss Anna Shafer, Il
teacher in the high. school at that
place. They came olCresco the after
noon of the same day and will immed-
lately commence housekeeping in the
house diagonally opposite the Park
Hotel.
John T. Montague, of Howard, was
in the city Tuesday and told the
editor about his orchard of about 400
apple trees and 100 plum trees, and a
vineyard of grapes. He has had apples
plums and grapes in abundance with
promise of an abundance In the
future, He reports his trees hardy
for the winters.
Lloyd Barker graduated from the law
department of the state university
last week with distinguished honor for
scholarship. He has had sixteen years
and is well equipped for his chosen
profession, We expect to see him
with his father. w. X. Barker, open
out a law office about Sept.
Rube Noble. son Of Judge Noble,
died from apopleXy at hotel Dacotah,
Grand Forks, n. d.. Saturday morn
ing, June 10. He had been receiver ii t
the Devils Lake land Office. Was a
prominent politician, banker and law
yer. Well known in McGregor, and
ih Dakota as was his father in Iowa.
The interment was at McGregor.
Elmer johnson of Chester, recently
returned from the state university at
Iowa City stated to a PLAIN DEALER
reporter that DR.. Schrader the medi,
cal impostor of the state hoard OF
health said that Miss Hannah Meier of
this place would be badly pitted from
| the small poX. The facts are she will
not have SO much as a poX mark, and
did not have the small poN.
| The Board of Health Bulletin may
not be edited by DR.. j. G. Schrader,
but it is published and edited by the
body of which he is q member, and he
is presumably equally responsible with
EOther members of the board for its
contents. This is all the reply WE
care to make to the Republicans quib.
BILE. In its defense of the state boarC
1T should prune from its columns
| Trigg's mad dog articles.
DR.. Schrader did not see the Harris
cases at all. DR.. Connolly did not visit
the house until the 18th of June, anC
says the Board without seeing them
decided it to be small poX because il
had been so decided i'm other cases b,
DR.. Schrader. On this theory had az
epidemic of dysentery,been prevailing
and a member of the board of health
had been called for case of obstet
RIGS, the medical impoSters of thai
body would have sent the patient some
dysentery medicine:
VIM. LathropS house was quaran
tined for small pox. When 1t wa.
done the sex child was in the yart
playing and singing, had not been sick
and has not been sick Il day since. Th,
board of health promised to raise TIL,
quarantine, on the certificate of ;
physician. Dr. Price was called ant
tells MS he found the chilt
well and thoutindicationS of having
been unwell-a perfect picture OF
, health, and certified accordingly. Blu
, the medical impostors maintain tn
quarantine out of pure malice t,
Crcsco.