Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-06-22

Miss Louise Miles is home from
Fayette.
Cheap oatmeal for young chickens
at Il. A. Glass.
Mr.. M. A. Kline has the work for
cut stone for the Nj. e. church.
S1.00 buys pair of Mems Oil Grain
Shoes at the store of +. A. Glass.
Mary Clemmer left Wednesday for
visit with friends at Minneapolis.
In the case of Doolittle VS. Carl Mast
the jury returned a verdict in favor
Mast.
Mrs. j. p. McCullow is visiting her
daughter and other relatives in Min
neapoliS.
j. NJ. Bowers and wife are the guests
of his brother and family at Riceville
this week.
Gents, Ladies, Misses and chlldrens
e. A. Glass.
The Ladies of the M. e. church are
| planning for trip around the world in
The near future.
If you want good bread buy Cream
| Bread or Gold Mine Flour, for sale
| only by L. A. Glass.
Don't tell anyone but it is a fact
| that II. A. Glass sells the best tea and
coffee sold in Cresco.
Two good girls wanted at once
cook and dining room girl, at Globe
Hotel. Good wages paid. t3
Miss Sylvia Barsch, of Milwaukee,
and Miss Rose Strible, of Calmar are
guests of Mrs. John Cannon.
Gents driving gloves, also complete
assortment of Mems light and heavy
gloves at the store of f. A. Glass.
Protivin has posters out giving the
the particulars of a 4th of July cele-
bration to be given in that village.
BoRN-To Rev. c. Niedermeier and
wife, a son, June 10, 1900. There is
much joy and thankfulness about it.
The last day of the term is fixed as
the Time for pronouncing Judgment
against John w. Booth and VIM. Nc
Namara.
Congressman Haugen was in Cresco,
Wednesday, presumably looking to see
THAT there were no gaps in his politi-
cal fence.
A. 0. Iverson has sold his residence
in the west end to George and Jerry
Clark, and will discontinue his cigar
business here.
The market day of the Congrega-
tional ladies will be held next Satur-
day at the usual place-the bill boards
can't stop 'em.
The Aid Society of the Baptist
church will have an ice cream lawn
sociable at Mrs. w. r. Owens Thurs
day evening, June 2Sth.
Second hand hay rake, second hand
mower and a riding corn cultlvator,
all in good running order, will be sold
cheap. Enquire ofC. Hanson.
Mrs. James Mclaughlin has bargain
for some one in the sale of her house
and lots on the South side. A good
location and go at a low price.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. E. Lomas went on
the Thursday morning train to visit
Mrs. MaXgood, a sister of Mrs. LomaS,
residing in northern Wisconsin.
WANrED-A girl or two, one ac-
quainted with dining room work, the
other for second work.
GEO. d. CHRYsT.
d. A. Wheeler announces a grand
4th of July picnic aud bowery dance,
afternoon and evening, at his place on
the Moon farm 81 miles southeast of
Cresco.
Mrs. f. E. Blackman, of Chicago,
came Monday morning and is the
welcome guest of her mother, Mrs.
e. M. Beadle and other friends in
CreSco.
Adolph Kapler and his brother
Vincent are at Manitow, Colorado,
where they expect to remain for an
indefinite time. They are sons of
Richard Kapler.
The Baptist society is eXcavating
for an extension of its church build
ing to the south, the increase of it's
communicates being such that more
room is required.
Tuesday evening, June 26th, an ice
cream and strawberry Sociable will be
held on the Granger M. T.. church
lawn. Everybody come and have your
fortunes told by'a genuine Gypsy.
Rev. VIM. Cummlns Methodist
pastor at Burr Oak, and former pastor
of the Paris M. q. church, died at
Burr Oak, Tuesday, June 10th. The
funeral was yesterday afternoon.
Restores vim, vigor, mental and
physical power, fills your body with
warm, tingling life. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35c.-Dr.
Connolly and J. III. Luers Drug Co.
The Band Boys would be very much
pleased to have the amounts pledged
them at their winter concert paid to
their treasurer, Il. B. Lomas, as soon
as possible as 1--WE need the money"
You will have no use for Rocky
Mountain Tea if you call at the store
Of Il. A. Glass and get a sack of Gold
Mine Flour. Poor bread invariably
has a debilitating effect on the human
system.