Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-02-13
cREsoo HOWARD COUNTY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 10 1900
st. Valentine Ball, Feb. 14th.

OC. NdlenClne Ball, EeD. 14Gl.
Last dance in O'Malley's hall, Fet
22nd.
The boys on the south side, say thai
John Schatler lost his bet.
Mr.. T. j. Lomas goes to Des Moines
to-day, to be gone about a week.
/ Geo. Fitield left last week for Walk
er, Minn., where he has a job of rail
-roading.
| John T. Weihe, of Lansing, came il
Saturday and left for home Monda
afternoon.
| For SALE:-Small cook stove, al
right in every way, will be sold chea
at this office.
Steve Wildman and Miss Berth
visited with f. A. Wildman at For
Atkinson last week.
Eda Jennish, cousin of the Woel
lstein, who visited here last summer
died at Waterloo, Sunday night.
Mrs. D. A. Lyons and Mrs. +. A
Glass are visiting at Madison, S. ID.
with the family of their brother, Mr.
Fitzgerald.
Harry Mitchell, the boss barber o1
Cresco, is now located with Ed Briar
under the Farnsworth Bank. Call ane
get a nice hair cut or shave.
Mrs. A. w. Hauber and Miss Katt
Baker took the Monday morning trair
for Lyle, where they will visit sister
Mrs. Henry Stude for some time.
The great cornet and trombone
virtuosoes, Messrs. Robt. Thomson
and j. c. Adams, at the band concert
Washinton's Birthday, Feb. 22nd.
| Seek not to steal tho other fellows light
Rather put on steam and make your own
DO whatever You do vi your might
| By taking Rocky Mountain Tea at night
DR.. VIM Connolly.
Girl Wanted-for general house
work; steady work and good. wages tx
the right party.
Mrs. @. A. MARSHALL, JR.
President Mckinley says of Johr
Temple Graves, "One of the most
brilliant and beautiful speakers evel
listened to-" AT Opera House, Feb. Is
G. N. Frink, representing the Triple
Link Insurance company of Illinois
is in the city and looking for an agent
for the company. See notice else.
where.
Mahlon FL. Culbert has bills out
offering the 1000 pound stallion
McDuff, for sale. Also two valuable
farms. Terms made known on appli
cation.
The friends of Elder Fail las numer
GUS as they who know him) will bt
sorry to learn that the venerable ole
man is in exceedingly poor health this
winter.
The Iowa River region was repre-
sented on Saturday in the city b,
Jefferson Townsend, Walter Kendall
Albert Dale, VIM. Mullany and Et
Mullany.
| MeSSrs Frank Hunting, Lloyd ant
Arther Barker and Frank Lomas, tool
in the show in DEBORAH, Saturda,
night. They report it us first class il
every respect.
| WANTED-A good man to work lif,
insurance for first class company
Extra contract to make money. En-
quire at Park Hotel, for G. N. FRINK
General Agent.
| Al Burnett, in his Car shop, seem.
to be doing a rushing business. He il
getting in new machinery, as much as
limited room allows. He is also dc
ing shoe repairing.
The Epworth League of the NJ. e
church will give a 15c supper at Addie
Wildman's, Friday evening, Feb, is
from 5 till all are served. Come an6
have good supper.
Several thermometers about towr
indicated from % to 25 below zero last
Friday morning, while one represents
his as indicating 28,-decidedly the
coldest of the winter.
Maud-Is 5 and 30 too old to hope
for improvement? should say not
One just begins to live. Take Rocky
Mountain Tea. You'll be blooming
fair at 60.-Dr. VIM. Connolly.
The latest edition of Webster's Una
bridged International Dictionary, just
the thing to place in some public
school for the use of its teacher anc
pupils, alta bargain. Apply at this
Office.
Have not hidden We beware OF
something said to be the same as
Rocky Mountain Tea, made by the
Madison Medicine Co.? II ye are truly
wise, heed this warming VIM
Connolly.
Teachers holding second and thirc
third grade certificates should atten6
the Cresco Normal between the clos
ing of their schools and the beginning
of the Spring Institute. Come wher
your school is out.
Professor Foster Smith, OF Wis