Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-10-20
oREsco HOWARD COUNTY, IOWA. FRIDAY OCTOBER 20 1899

Tuition at the Cresco Normal in the
Commercial department is only $3.50
per month. One of the best teachers
in the state has charge of this course.
Jas. Wilson and G. p. Lent are at
work at Fort Atkinson on the Catho-
lie church being erected there to take
the place of the one burned down this
fall.
Mrs. Fred Gallup who has been visi-
tingther daughter Mrs. G. B. Andrews
at Oakes N. D., reached home last
Saturday evening, and reports len
did visit in beautiful country.
Grace-Better doctor your health be-
for applying identifying remedies.
Rid yourself of constipation, indiges-
tion, with Rocky Mountain Tea. and
you'll have beautiful face. DIR. VIM.
Connolly.
Hon. j. j. Lowry after six months s
absence in Davenport, Washington,
has returned home for the winter.
From his appearance, we Judge that
climate agrees with him. During his
absence he has had house and barn
built on his half section farm three
miles from Davenport.
The High School boys have organized
a foot ball club, with Robert Toole as
Captain. To be memberof the eleven
one must have an average of 70 per
cent in each study and 95 in deport-
ment. They have accepted a challenge
from the Decorah High School, the
game to come off on T Thanksgiving Day.
Osteopathy the New Science of Drug
less healing, cures all diseases known
to be durable and some that have been
pronounced incurable. DR.. f. G.
Parkhill will be at the Strother House
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
afternoon and evening Of each week.
Ii you are sick, call or write. Consul
tation free.
Improved 100 acre farm, one mile
Cresco, $40 per acre. Also 16O acres
improved land I miles from Cresco.
s33 per acre, and 100 acres improved
land, S25 per acre. I have 25 other
farms for sale, located in different
parts OF the county, some special bar
gains. JOHN M. CANNON
oW4 Cresco, Iowa.
Dr. MIC. Keith was called from Cres-
co TO Iowa City by telegram last Mon
Gay, to attend serious case there, and
VIII not be in this city again until
Friday October 9th, when he is ex-
pected here for the entire day. Should
anything occur that he cannot be here
The PLAIN DEALER will be notified in
tlme to make the announcement ac-
cordingly.
A reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G..
Addie was given Wednesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ad-
d1e-about 80 invitations were given.
The bride, Miss Cora Little, is as we'll
known as the groom, and though they
have kept their marriage asecretsinoe
the 18th of August, their friends we're
eager to greet them and wish them
the best that life affords. -Clesco Times.
A. r. McCook will deliver his lecture,
Literature as an Educator" under
the auspices of the Cresco High School,
in the Opera House, on Tuesday eve
ming, Oct. 3lst. The admission will
be 10 cents, the proceeds being for the
benefit of the High School library
fund. Mr.. McCook is a pleasing speak.
er and his lecture is we'll recommended
wherever it has been delivered. Mr.,
MeCook is an enthusiastic student, a
deep thinker and one devoted to the
cause of education. Parents should
make it point to attend this lecture,
| On recent trip through the west
part of the county we had the pleasure
OF meeting andgreeting at their home
Pat Mulick, R. L. Seavy, John E. Dar.
gan, Alfred Miles, w. Fl. Miles, Fl. L.
Roster, Fred Volbrecht, Chas. Neeb
| Z. I'll. McGrane, j. B. Wettenbreer, anc
acknowledge substantial favors at
their hands, with pledges of good will
which tend to brighten the dark pages
of strife and life throughout the world
| These persons are all blessed with
abundant harvests this year and with
their frugal habits and industry, are
prospering in spite of low prices fol
their products and higher prices fol
all products of trusts and combines
which they are compelled to use ant