Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-08-28
Howard County Fair Sept. Al.

September Al, 1900.
Fine line of driving gloves just re-
ceiyed by +. A. Glass.
Mrs. Hills house has not been sold
and is for rent ;iS here tofore.
p. H. Moriarty came down from
Rochester, Sunday evening.
Shoe your feet with Nichols Foot
Farm at g. d. NiclolSand Co.
G. d. Nichols left Monday morning
on business trip to Minneapolis.
See Frank E. Long at the Opera
House Monday night. Popular prices.
The best line of Boys School Shoes
you ever saw at @. d. Nichols and Co.
W. T. DAILY, Physician and Surgeon.
Office over DR.. Connolly's drug store.
Those school shoes, "wear resisters" :"
beat the world at G. D. Nichols and
Co.
Mrs. George Tillson returned Fri
day evening from her visit at Forest
City.
Highest market price paid for good
dairy butter at the store of f. A.
Glass.
The Misses Merrill, of Northwood,
Iowa, are guests at the S. A. Converse
home.
Special bargains in G. D. Nichols and
Co.'S ad this week. Are you not inter-
eSted?
Mrs. H. b. Foote of the Stewartville
(Minn.) Times, visited with Cresco
friends over Sunday.
The Lamb Shirt is the best fitting
and most desirable shirt made. Sold
only by f. A. Glass.
A cook wanted at the Restaurant
of Grobel s. Hanson. Good. wages and
steady employment.
Ii you want good bread buy Gold
Mine Flour, every sack warranted.
Sold only by F. A. Glass.
Mrs. Irene G. Adams went to Chica-
go, Friday evening to attend the
national W. r. G. meeting.
Mrs. z. A. Carter has left the Pacific
Coast and is on her way home and is
expected to-day or tomorrow.
Peaceful Valley" at the Opera
House next week. Popular prices.
Seats on sale Saturday morning.
p. f. McHugh returned last Thurs
day from two weeks vacation, visit
ing at Davenport and Iowa City.
The creamery at Lowther has been
closed temporarily owing to an inade-
quate milk supply and other causes.
Mrs. Thomas Cummins went to
Chicago, Sunday, for visit with her
two sons and a daughter living there.
Misses Nyna and Grace Miller de-
parted for Chicago last Thursday
evening, the former will attend schoo
Mrs. Richardson is here visiting at
the home of her sister Mrs. Hattie
Mitchell and with Mrs. Jas. McCollum.
A. B. Van Dee left last Friday eve
ming for Des Moines to visit an uncle
residing there, and to take in the state
fair.
If you are looking for gloves you will
find complete assortment at prices
that are satisfactory at the store Of
+. A. Glass.
Mrs. Steven Riley of Alton, who is
visiting In Ireland, it is expected will
sail for home about the middle of
September.
Mrs. S. T. Whalen and children
came from New Hampton last Friday
and is the guest of the Glass and Mul.
len families.
The editor will spend the week
among the good people in Alton and
Howard, upon whom he will call for
cash and patrons.
Those girls will want good pair of
shoes before school, and If you want
the best for the least money go to G.
n Nichn1c or1 M
Don't buy that new pair of shoes un-
til you have examined the large and
carefully selected stock of shoes Just
received by f. A. Glass.
The Nelson County, North Dakota
newspapers report that w. A. Diss-
more has opened stock of merchan-
disc at West Point, in that county.
WANTED-A man and wife to work
on farm by the year. Good wages
paid. e. P. IRVINE,
Lime Springs, Iowa.
A measuring social will occur at the
home of Miss Mabel Rutherford
Thursday evening, August 3Cth.
Don't fail to attend, LEST you re-
gret.