Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-08-25
Albion and Bristol.

Mrs. Fred Shermire and children
return to their home in Minneapolis
this week.
Mrs. Mary Blain (nee WILSON, q
former Albion girl, but now Of
Wadena county, Minnesota, is visit
ing the Foxes and other friends here.
Mrs. DIR. O 'Brien and Mrs. Ed Pruett
both of La Crosse, are guests OF
parents and grandparents, the Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Andrews and
daughter, of Stewartville, but former
Grangerites, spent last week among
relatives and their numerous friends
here; we enjoyed grip and socia
chat with Fred.
Mrs. Warburton, of Riceville, is
visiting here with her sister, Miss
Kitty, and parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Clink.
Mrs. Prof. Moore sends most crafty.
ing reports from the hospital at
Rochester of her rapid recovery.
Harry Williams has moved his
family into the rooms he prepared il
the rear of his hardware store.
Editor Adams, of the Times, spent
Friday last fishing in the vicinity OF
the mill.
We enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs,
Abbie Nelson, of Kendallville,. last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Firm Linderman re-
joice over the arrival of another little
daughter.
John o. Jones has suffered much
from the great heat the past few days
Glide mildly the erring child, you
may possibly have transmitted to il
some of your own base passions.
Old Mr.. Clink is somewhat indis.
posed.
Mrs. Rix, of Spring Valley, is being
entertained by her daughter, Mrs. DR..
Gowdy.
John Sims Sem, and his daughter
Miss Nellie has returned from their
Dakota visit and report having had a
grand time. She already manages
that new wheel nicely and says that
fine piano organ that awaited hel
home coming was a delightful surprise
indeed.
Reaches band will furnish the mus
ic for the picnic bowery to day, (Fri-
day. and all those who dance will be
expected to pay the fiddler although we
hear of couple near Kendallville who
prefer to pay the doctor.
We have talked with many of our
prominent farmers in regard to the
Fair, and find that The most of them
would aid in making an exhibit il
there We're no premiums offered, and
we believe il the Fair officials were
brought to understand just why farm
ers object they could easily overcome
the difficulty by granting space by
townships, and hope by another year
they will have considered this matter,
believing our home attractions would
pay much better than money paid out
or.balloaing &c.
Washy Hills, wife and daughter
Sundayed with Mr.. and Mrs. jim
Helcomb.
Mrs. Hulda Michel went to the hos
pital at independence last week tc
visit her husband.
Mr.. Priyat and family drove to
Kendallville and back Sunday after
noon.
Will MCGEE, while looking over the
Woodmen hall to estimate The cost Of
repairing it, in lifting board in the
floor nnearthed roll Of bills amount.
ing to s67, that was dust covered as il
it had laid there long time, and nc
doubt was placed there by some saloon
keeper as the building was put up and
used for GROCERY for years.
Several ladies have expressed inten
tom of competing for the special Abe
Priyat offers for the best bread made
from his -four,
'oiAiiiiy 70 uHhluS VAIN WCdUl1cl
interest in church affairs. 9
There will be quite turnout from
here that will attend the picnic or
the DAILY Flats to-day, (Friday,)
George Staplecamp tells he has beer
offered a little more than $50 per acre
for his Prairie Queen farm.
Mrs. Clink has gone for weeks visit
among her Kendallville friends.
The later version of that money find
is that the hneer had the ground salt
ed, which is mining term,
Miss Grace Privat has re turned from
her outing and was accompanied home
by Miss Nina Webster of Bonair
! whom she will entertain for week.
Our sports took in the meet at Ores
co, Wednesday.
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