Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-08-18

The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway will make rate of one fare
for the round trip for the occasion.
Call on the Ticket Agent for rates and
dates.
DIR. Robertson, Presiding Elder will
preach at Paris church next Sunday
and administer the Sacra-
ment. There will be no preaching at
Bonair next Sunday, Aug. 20.
Tuesday we received copy of the
London Telegraph, bearing the name
of Geo. Smith, from which wesurmise
that our good friend of that name from
Chester is visiting in England. We
wish him pleasant trip and safe
return.
Miss Hannah. Truman went to Cresco
Thursday, expecting to make her home
there hereafter. ...... Miss Clela Bull
lis and Mrs. w. f. Coleman and daugh
ter spent several days last week at the
Bulls farm in Howard County, with
"Boy. ."-Decordh Journal.
Mrs. Robt. Thomson is in Charles
City taking medical treatment of DR..
e. G.. Dennis. From our personal
acquaintance with DIR. Dennis and
his method of treatment, we are con-
tident that Mrs. Thomson will receive
the health she is seeking.
We are informed that E. L. Sibert,
the engineer, has devised a method OF
removing flues in any kind of a boiler
which does away with cutting or
mutilating them in any way. If it is
the success we hear, e. L. has a good
thing in store for himself.
Miss Addie Tracy returned Monday
from two weeks visit at Cresco.. :.
Attorney L. Bulls and Miss Ruth were
at the Howard county farm last Thurs
day.. :. The friends here of Cyrus Ed
monds and wife, of Cresco, are con.
graduating them over the birth of a
baby boy, Monday morning. Public
Opinion.
Aftera months absence, Mrs. S. r.
Kellow has returned from her viSitWith
friends in Owatonna and the Twin
Cities, bringing Mrs. E. A. Young ano
little daughter (Mr. Kellow's sister
home with her. She reports a very
pleasant time. Mrs. Young will stay
with her:about a month visiting rela'
tives and friends here.
Mrs. +. j. Mead on Thursday morn
ing received the sad intelligence of the
death of an uncle, John j. Taylor, o
Warren, Pa, who died of heart failure
at Cassadaga N. V, on Aug. 9TH at th'
age of 73. Mr.. Taylor was prominen
merchant and lumbermano of thatplac'
prominent in church and Temperance
work. He leaves a wife and on
daughter, who with the deceased hav
been the guests of Cresco relatives a
different times in the past.
Ed Roche was over from Harmony
Tuesday, making preparations for tn
opening of a barber shop about Sept
1st in the rooms now occupied by Dl
G.. II. Kellogg. Associated with MI
Roche as partner in the business wi
be Mr.. ChaS. Holmes, of ST. Paul,
city barber and an adept at the bus
ness. This will make a strong teal
for Mr.. Roche s ability as barber
already well and favorably known to
large number of our people.
/, The congregations of Rev. G. Nie'
ermeier, at Cresco, Iowa, and Day
Corners Iowa, will celebrate their a
Inual Missionary Feast on Sunday, A
gust 9th, in the grove of Mr.. Geors
: Wolliung, four miles west of Cresc
on the road to Bonair. Rev. /. Bur
hard of Preston, Minn., will preach
+ the forenoon, service beginning
. 1880, and Rev. A. Gutzlaff of Ion
q will preach at 2 O'Clock. All membe
+ of both congregations are cordially
vited to attend these services al
manifest their zeal in this great wo
n of God. The members are request
n to bring their dinner-baskets alor
n Coffee and lemonade will be proyid
l. for on the grounds.