Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-07-20

from trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Henry Ruddy returned from
her Decorah visit yesterday.
Miss Kate Toole returned yester-
day from her Riceville visit.
DR.. j. j. Daily of Charles City is
J visiting aelatives in the city.
Mrs. II. G. Price entertained lady
friends at tea Tuesday evening.
An injunction suit has been institl,-
ted against Philip Burns, of Elme.
Mrs. McRobert, of Calmar, was the
guest of Miss Alvira Miles last week.
jim Wiley has quit work at his
chair in Epps & Mitchell's barber
shop.
Girl wanted for house work in a
small family. Call at Jacksons Drug
store. S5tf
| There will be picnic and base ball
game near Protivin on Sunday next,
July %.
| Miss Eva Marshall returned from
her visit at Marion, Iowa, yesterday
afternoon.
Misses Leon and Helen Sisco are
guests of Misses Nell Garlic and
Mabel Fish.
Miss Grace Miller of Chicago is the
guest of Emyma and Nyna Miller for
a few weeks.
Mrs. O'Brien is enjoying visit from
her brother-in law, J. f. Shoemaker
of Crowley, La.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Brown and Miss
Louise Brown, of Chicago, are guests
of CreSco relatives.
Mrs. NJ. j. DAILY and daughter of
Elkader are visiting DR.. w. T. DAILY
and other relatives.
Rev. VIM. Schiller, the Bohemian
minister at Saratoga will remove to
Hopkins, Minnesota.
Thos. Dawes left yesterday for
visit with brothers and other relatives
in the southern part of the state.
The railroad company is preparing
to put in long strip of sidetrack
along the south side of west railroad
street.
Walter Mintey has bought the house
on west Park street, formerly owned
by James MarkoveM, paying 5000
therefor.
Judge IIah,sar, mill i>.,- -...s.,1'
to hear the motions fur new trials in
the cases of John Booth and the
Rrophy will case.
T. L. Thompson, of Decorah, special
census enumerator, is in Cresco look
ing up its manufacturing and in
dustrial interests.
r. NJ. Novak and +. j. Fcncl, of
Protivin, returned yesterday from a
trip to Dubuque in the interest of the
Protivin parochial school,
Rev. Showers, of the Bonair and
Paris M. E. churches, is enjoying q
visit from his mother, who arrived
Tuesday from Fredericksburg.
Miss Abbie Converse and the Misses
Pecinoysky left Tuesday afternoon on
pleasure trip to the east with a visit
with an aunt in Boston in view.
Regular meeting, w. 0. w. in their
forestnext Tuesday evening, July oath.
A good attendance desired, especially
those interested in the degree work.
| Roy Noblett, wife and children,
came up from Hawkeye, Wednesday,
for visit with Cresco relatives and
| friends. Roy has been very sick lately.
| G. T. Watros is putting the City
water into the brick building @. d.
Nichols is building, and G. S. Miller,
the expert plumber, is doing the
plumbing.
Tammany will ratify the democratic
national nominations on the 23d inst,
land the demonstration promises to be
the greatest in the history of the
organization.
Mrs. II. G. Salisbury is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Jackson,
and her sister, Mrs. Crawford, who is
accompanied by her daughter, who
came up from Hopkinton, Tuesday.
There will be dance at the bowery
on d. A. Wheeler's place % miles
outheast of town on Friday evening
of this week. II you enjoy an orderly
social dance and good music, be sure
to attend.
Mrs. G.. w. Keithley will visit
. among Cresco relatives for three or
four weeks before returning home,
and will probably dispose of her prop
erty In Arkansas and make this her
future home.
35c, 35c, not 25c not50c, 35c, the price
of Rocky Mountain Tea the world over.
None genuine; unless made by the
Madison Medicine Co. Ask your drug.
gists, DR.. VIM. Connolly and ]. III.
Luers Drug Co.
1t is reported that some Cresco peo
: pie went into a field belonging toa
forp,ar paar I[epdal1vi1la who ta1kad