Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-03-16

"A Democratic City caucus VIII be
h eld in the Court House Friday even
ing March 16, at p. M, for placing
in nomination candidates for Mayor,
Tr easurer, Solicitor, Assessor and one
al derman from each ward of the city.
BY Order of Committee.
Miss Minnie Lomas is on the sick
list.
Something entirely new at Opera
House, April 17th.
John A. Cray was down from Lime
Springs Wednesday.
M. p. Lydon has an auction sale of
dairy COWS on March 21st.
New spring suits, that suit every
one ate. ID Nichols & Co.'s
John r. Peck came down from
Austin, Mimi, on Wednesday.
w. III. Howard is ill, threatened
with an attack of typhoid fever.
E. Elingson, of Adams, Minn., has
rented the Cady blacksmith shop.
New goods of the latest fashion at
G. ID. NICHOLS s. Co. IS.
No. Seed Wheat for sale at SOC per
bushel. Enquire of L. j. DeWalle.
Something new in rubber boots at
G. d. NICHOLS & Co.'S.
A span of well bred mares in feal for
sale cheap. Inquire of Sheriff Camp
bell.
The case of the State VS. John w.
Booth has been continued to the next
term.
T. r. Powers of Decorah is in Cresco
looking after his farm interests in the
county.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
serve dinner on the court house lawn
July 4th.
Milton Bowers and wife are home
from their winter visit with a son at
Sioux City,
Grandma Genshow is quite ill, hav-
ing been confined to her bed since
Friday last.
Alfred Anderson returned home
brother's IS death.
Jefferson Townsend departed Mon
day for Virginia where he contem-
plates investing in land.
Edward Bundrick was up from Ossian
last Friday. Eds mechanical ability
is noticeable on the Bee.
e. r. Thompson, wife and family
are rejoicing over the arrival of sweet
baby girl at their home.
M. O. Perry has sold his house to
Abe Upton and the Prof. has moved
! into Mrs. McCulloch's house.
Al. Evans is helping the Repubt.
can force for a few days on account OF
| the illness of j. Bird Rucker.
At the school election Monday, III
G. Burgess and DR.. Barrett wer unani
mously chosen as school directors.
De Witt Lomas stepped off in Cres-
CO on his way home from Chicago, and
visited from Friday until Tuesday.
| Robt. Thomson's son, Artie, while
hunting last Saturday, shot himself
| through the hand with small calibrt
rifle.
Miss Brown, of Austin, is a guest a
| the j. j. Clemmer home. She came
down to attend the dance Iuesda.
evening.
BANJO FOR SALE-Pricc 5000. En-
quire of Vincent l<apler, 2 miles n
| w. of CreSco, on the road to Bonair
or at this office.
The ladies New Oregon Cemetery
| Association are preparing to have "a
trip around the world" some time il
the near future.
| Henry Sabin, eX-State Superintend
ent of Iowa, will deliver a lecture TIL,
second week of the institute, abou
the 9th of April.
| VIM. Woodward of Dell Rapids, S
d., on his way home from the cas-
dropped off for a day or two among oil
neighbors in Cresco.
The operatic chorus will meet Tues
day evening at s CLOCK at NJ. III. Cul
bert'S. All members invited to b'
present and bring music.
| The Cresco Merchants will make ;
reduction of per cent on all purchaS
es during institute made by teacher
and Others in attendance.
f. M. Sandusky has sold his farm
farm southwest of town to John Mar
tin, who has rented it to Clarenc
Combs for the coming year.
The Petit jury was summoned to b,
| in attendance Tuesday, at 3 p. M, ant
was discharged at4 p. m. the SAM
day. Reason-no jury cases Tor trial
Girls, if you wish to be June brid,
| with red lips, laughing eyes, a lovel,
complexion, take Rocky Mountain Te;
this month. 35c. Ask your druggist
DR.. VIM. Connolly.
John r. Miller has decided to re
main in Cresco and will work at pape
hanging with his father. He has sen
for his wife and child and expect
them to join him soon.
Taken this month keeps you we'll al
summer. Greatest spring tonic known
Rocky Mountain Tea, made by Madi
son Medicine Co. 35c. Ask your drug
! gist, DR.. VIM. Connolly.
1 We are indebted to Richard Barnes
| of Kendallville, for a letter writer
by Thos. Hynes, who recently went t
Virginia, which will appear il
j Tuesdays PLAIN DEALER.
| Miss Hille, of Minneapolis, and Mis-
| Larrabee, of LIE Roy, came down t
attend the organ recital Saturda
evening and were the guests of Mis-
II MorU Clnn, N, or oyar SUNDAY