Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-06-02
Albion and Bristol.

MISS Laura Hutchinson is home
from Cresco.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Darrah were
Preston visitors one day last week.
Miss Ada Robinson recently enter.
tanned Miss Cora Little, of Albion.
and a gentleman friend.
Mrs. Peet, of Preston, was IL recent
guest OF her sister Mrs. VIM. Hutchin-
son Sr.
Elmwood people Sundayed at Ivy
Glen.
MISS Eva Broadwater was enter
talned recently by the Hutchinson
Charley Newmiller has newly sided
and painted his residence and now has
the incest home on the boulevard.
Prof. and Mrs. Moore came over
from Canton last Friday and Mrs. M.
and baby Raymond, will remain for u
week, the guests of her aunts, Madams
Drlmmonds and Wickham.
w. II. Jones, wife and daughter. of
.Brlstol, were Granger visitors Monday.
Mr.. Williams has built and painted
nice fence in front of his tasty resi-
dence.
We are asked to mention that Chill
drens' Day will be observed in the
NJ. h. church regardless of the small
poX scare.
VIM. Hutchinson went to Preston
Decoration Day to be present at the
exercises there.
John Michel had large force of
teams one day last week hauling
lumber for that fine barn and Monday
ne passed with two rack loads of
shingles.
Williams are reported to have gone to
Ciinton to attend the silver wedding
OF MI. and Mrs. Kumro former resi-
dents of Granger.
A hlgh-blnder was in Monday and
pianked The money down for tele-
phone share seemingly thinking the
company had no right to reject any
one IN this wide world, and that our
incorporated company was a sort of n
that everybody can
Jump aboard whenever they feel like
1t. We hope all who wish may be ac-
commodated in some way, but those
desiring telephone service will not i'm
prove their chances by being pig
headed.
DIR. DOolittle, of Independence.
writes us that Michael Michel's mental
condition remains about the same as
when he was admitted.
we have Spoony couple that is
SAD to be an excellent weather fore
cast. If one is seen alone it denotes
chllls or fall in the temperature: if
together, warm and sunny; if arm-in-
arm, then our small boys know fish is
gong to bite: if they stop and en-
brace, indicates wet weather soon.
Other signs will be given as soon as
the town kids figure them out.
Ben Serfiing has new feather reno
Yator and will be ready for business as
soon as his steamer arrives.
Abe Privat went to Cresco Wednes-
Gay FOR some new appliance that he
had shipped and will place in the
Florenceville Roller Mill.
John Hughes, one of Bristol'S pro-
gressive farmers has had high grade
phone placed within his residence by
Mr.. James Murphy.
David Jones marketed a fine beef
the first of the week.
j. G. Webster and G. d. Nichols
paid our sleepy town a flying visit,
Wednesday morning, and escaped be-
fore our high officials had time to
think of small poX.
Miss Mead, of Cresco, now has a
class and pays our town a weekly visit
giving lessons in music and those
wishing a musical education are loath
to exchange her thorough method to
be taught by any other teacher some
simple waltz or march to tickle the
ear of their friends
which is so often done with beginners,
so her old pupils SHY.
. Iaseph Hayes Is preparing to huild a
hne basement barn on his Albion
farm.
The storm Tuesday night blew
tree in the yard, down ON the house
where Mn Phiplns lives but did not
90 much damage.
A; 6. Seriling has planted fine lot
Of elm trees, which he feels sure will
1--we, as DR., Gowdy went and selected
them, for HIMSELF and in conf
dence told A. G. what fine ones they
were and where he found then. and
now he mourns his indiscret ton and in
sympathy Abe Privat sings .'March-
ing Through Georgia" for him andstill
the DR.. will not smile.
We are told that Esq. Carpenter, of
CreSco one of the officers of the new
telephone line that is toconnect Elma,
Rlceville, Saratoga, Lime Springs, and
SONAR With GresG0, 0tferG to exchange
with The Albion Farmers line when
will be a fine thing foroiir people. ~,
Asher: Adams, educated mules show
ed their intelligence in a provoking
way, last Tuesday. ~:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clink recently
entertained their niece Mrs. Clark, ;of
WiscCnsin,' and Miss Kitty, Iheir
daughter, who is employed in tile
schools Of Rochester will spend her
vacation I'M Chicago ~
Will Niece is engaged in building a
new house for Mr.. Drewry, of Bristol.
e. i. Robinson is engaged in putting
up the west branch of the fourth 'tele.
phone wire which extends dis far West
asJake Cfanlet ,lr, 80
STATE OF ONO, CITY OF ToLEpo,
LUCAS COUNTY o.
FRANK j CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm OF
T. j. CHENEY & Co doing business In
the City OF Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured py tie nee
OF HALLS GATARRH CERE. $ i, ~
FRANK j. CHENEY.
) Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day OF Dec
ember, A. d. 1856.
A w. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
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