Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-11-14

The p. e. club meets with Mrs.
Lottie Kellow Thursday of this week.
My house and two lots on the Ver-
non road, for sale. N. A. Mastine.
Mrs. Reed and Miss Kate Reed re-
turned from Minneapolis Friday
evening.
A good ''Elmhurst" heating stove
for sale, hard or soft coal, enquire at
| this Office.
Save money by buying your rubbers
and overshoes at w. f. Aliens New
Shoe Store.
Childrens caps and hoods for 25 cts.
Also, ladies trimmed hats for $1.00, at
Julia Byrnes.
Complete stock of rubbers and over
shoes at lowest prices at w. F. Aliens s
New Shoe Store.
Walter Mintey returned from his
visit in England last Wednesday. He
reports splended time.
Herbert L. Perry, of Howard Cen
ter, is the first farmer in that locality
to finish his corn husking.
John F. Ahern left Saturday for
Cedar Rapids and will take a course in
the Business College there.
Misses Allie and Ruby Beadle, and
Lillian Forty are in Lime Sptings, the
guests of Mrs. w. B. Ousley.
Big clearing sale in millinery. La
dies, why wear an old hat when you
can get one so cheap at Julia Byrnes.
Mrs. ]. A. Barrett accompanied her
aged mother to the home of another
daughter living in South Dakota, last
week.
A hard coal heating stove in good
condition for sale cheap. Enquire of
Mrs. John Birtwistle, on the Berg ad-
dition.
Mrs. A. Fl. Caward was called to
Whitewater, Wis, last Thursday on
account of the serious illuess of her
father.
Birds, fancy feathers and plumes;
everything in the millinery line goes
at cost for the next 10 days, at Julia
Byrnes.
The old post office outfit was loaded
on hay rack last week and taken to
st. Ansgar, Iowa, for use in the post
office there.
LosT-Near the depot about four
weeks ago, child's white angora
collarette. Finder please return to
Ed Brian's barber shop.
Beautiful women everywhere owe
their matchless loveliness to the use of
Rocky Mountain Tea. Plain women
made attractive.-Dr Connoly's
Big reduction in Millinery. Every
trimmed hat in my store goes at cost
for the next 10 davs.
JULIA BYRNEs.
Notice-Life insurance companies
will reduce the rate 33 per cent. to all
who agree touse Rocky Mountain Tea.
A wise measure. 30 cents. Connolly.
LosT-Between Woellstein's store
and Sam Lucas place in Howard
Center, a pair of children's shoes.
Finder please return to Wocllstcin IS
store.
Nora-You can't expect to do away
with face blemishes in weeks time.
Keep on taking Rocky Mountain Tea
You'll have a lovely complexion. DR..
Connoly's.
O. A. Schall, expert piano tuner was
in the city two or thee days last week,
plying his vocation and will return
soon to complete the work for parties
he was unable to serve this time.
Chas. Miller, while painting on the
Andrew johnson house, fell from the
ladder to the ground distance of
twelve feet. He sustained no serious
injury, although he was badly bruised.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold a sale or fair, also a
chicken pie supper in their rooms in
the new church, Dec. 7th. Wait to
buy your Christmas gifts then. and
help the ladies pay for the organ.
A two story building is being erect
ed on the south side by Michael Fitz
gerald, Of Lourdes. 1t is on the sit1
of the old Vienna bakery which was
torn down to make room for the new
structure. 1t will sbe used as a res
taurant and confectionery.
A lecture given for the benefit O.
the public school library last Friday
night, 10 cents admission, had only
143 persons attending. The lecture
was one of the best ever delivered il
Lyric Hall. There should have beer
at least 400 school children in attend
ance. Why were they absent?
L. L. Hagen last week received no
tice of his appointment by Uncle San
as instructor in tailoring in the indial
training school located at Phoenix
Arizona. He will leave to assume hi
new duties as soon as he can get hi