Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-01-03
CREsCo, COUNTY, IOWA, TUESDAY JANUARY 1900
Watch for the caste OF the Husklng

Watch for the caste OF the Husklng
Bee.
M. B. Alexander is up from Hawk
eye.
The old year went out like polar
bear.
G. A. L. Loomis made visit to
Chester, yesterday.
Come to the Opera House Jan. 18th
and see the Cake Walk.
Don't Miss seeing the Chappies at
the Opera House, Jan. II.
Miss Millie Rand visited in Lime
Springs few days last week.
For fresh groceries or good mea
90 to Nj. Barrett's Restaurant.
Thorough bred Poland China pigs
for sale of either sex. Nj. P. LYDoN.
Mrs. w. R. Mead and Miss Lauraine
went to Charles City Monday night.
Frank E. Fuller, of Orleans twp. is
the new deputy auditor OF Winneshiek
Miss Millicent Clark OF Lime Springs
visited Cresco last Thursday and Fri
day.
Miss Jennie Fuller, who is teaching
school at Chester, was home for the
holidays.
The thermometers Saturday morn
ing were crawling down toward thirty
below O..
Come and see the Twentieth Cen
trry bellies at the Opera House, JAN
uary 18th.
Miss Jessie Craghill is down from
i Minneapolis visiting at the home oi
her parents.
i W. B. Ousley, D D. s., in Cresce
1st to 9th. All work guaranteed te
gi satisfaction. l5tf
For musical instruments and strings
OF all kinds the Luers & Lowry Drug
Co., are headquarters.
Armour and the army beef packers
deny that it was embalmed. Perhaps
that is why 1t was spoiled.
4 M. P. Lydon recently sold JAS
Woodward q $50 Poland China hog O
the Happy Medium family.
Miss Susie Riley, OF the Cresco
school spent Xmas with Mrs. Bart
Foster. cGregor Times
Mrs. Kate Drum and children aftel
a pleasant visit with relative, return
ed Friday to- Aberdeen, S. D.
Mrs. W. P. Volt spent Sunday il
Cresco with her daughter, Mrs E. D.
Brian.-Decorah Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer are up from
West Union, visiting at the home o
their daughter, Mrs. M. o. Perry.
Misses Anna Frost and Della Bar
tholomew returned Saturday from
holiday visit with Miss Oathout, 9
Luana.
Mrs. Klein of CaImar was up las
week and had an introduction to tha
little granddaughter at John N
Cannon's.
Miss Gertrude Langland OF Carlisle
MINI, a student at Red Wing, Minp
is visiting with the family OF job
johnson.
The goose bone, musk-rat house
tamarack-bark and corn-husk prophet
Friday and Saturday were say ing
told you 3d."
MIR. and Mrs. Jay Watros wei
Y called upon last Tuesday to mour
! the death of their five months O
child from Group.
The Ladies Oak Lawn Cemetery A
sociation will give an entertainme
called the HusKing Bee, at the Ope
House, January II.
John Hegg and wife came dow
from Cresco, Saturday, and spe'
several days with Decorah relative
a -Decorah Republican.
y Judge Hobson is confined to u
house with severe attack of the gr
and threatened pneumonia compile
tions. West Union Argo.
1000 to loan on farm securit
=. Lowest rates with privilege of payi
iii on Principal after one year. Apply
E. R. THOMPSON, Cresco, la. 3ltS.
so tons OF choice tame hay for sa
will be furnished on short motto
Leave your order with my milk wag
S2tf M. P. LYDoN.
Mrs. Ellie M. Dissmore with lit
= Gladys May. the brightest, sweet
two year old in all America left
their North Dakota home last Frids
Philip M. Herold has Just return
from trip through Kansas, Misso
and Oklahoma. He reports more sn
and winter in Kansas than here. a
plenty Of mud and slush in Misso
and southern Iowa.
For handmade harnesses and ST
work call on Fifield & Cummins,
der Miller u Webber,.s hardware ste
EE There is no use in buying fact'
made goods when you can get hs
made work at the same or less prie
The County Clerks office is beg
Z ming to be quite popular place
weddings. On Saturday. Dec. 81,
that office occurred the marriage
Augustus A. Merrill and Miss Ma
II Essington, both of Chester, by M.