Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-06-08

of James j. Caward died June /, in
Decorah of heart failure. She was
about % years of age. The interment
will be in Oak Lawn Cemetry where
her fathers remains lie.
A good room for rent by Mrs. Null
len, first door west of the Baptist
church, convenient to the public and
private schools and just the place for a
couple of students. Terms reasonable.
Enquire on the premises.
Miss Tate left for her home in New
York Monday evening, accompanied
by Miss Helen Chaplin as far as Chica-
| go. MissTate returns to resume her
place in the public school as does also
Miss Chaplin, two Gf our best instruc-
tors.
DR.. Kessel and S. S. Culver are in
Dubuque attending the tournament
of the Dubuque Gun Club. A large
number of notable gun shots are in
attendance, prominent among them
being Mrs. Carver, wife of DR.. Carver,
both of whom have exhibited their
skill in Cresco.
Fred Daubersmith, P. c. Howe and
N. S. Durgin represented Cresco at the
North Eastern Iowa Veteran Associ-
alton meeting held at New Hampton
last Wednesday. They report a good
time and about 200 in attendance.
Next year the meeting will be held at
Nc Gregor Heights.
William Herring, one of the early
settlers of Riceville passed away June
4th, aged little over SO yerrs. He
was man respected by all who knew
him and a good citizen. He leaves
several children to mourn his demise,
among them being Eugene Herring of
Hotel Fellows, Riceville.
| o. A. Schall came to the city Mon
day to tune the two pianos for the
Miss Mead recital and also two pianos
at the Assumption school for their
closing exercises. Mr.. Schall is still
in the city looking after the many
pianos left to his care. He will re-
main in town until Saturday, p. m.
| Miss Susie Riley and Miss Grobel,
'assisted by Miss Hogue, will open a
Kindergarten in the primary school
building in the 2nd ward, commenc-
ing Monday, June 4. Miss Hogue has
just graduated from the kindergarten
training school in Chicago, and is eX-
!. celent in work. Terms of tuition 50
per month.
Bring your prescriptions and family
2 receipts to the j. FL. LuerS Drug Co
!. After you pay thesdoctor for your pre-
scription you can take it where yor
please. We have the largest and mos
, complete drug stock in Cresco and use
, nothing but pure drugs. Prices the
, most reasonable in the city. Try this.
ii. II. Luers Drug Co.
L. L. Hagen who has charge of ar
= Indian Industrial Training School al
PheniX, Arizona, will return there II
: 4 few days. He is instructing tho
Indians in the art Of cutting ant
making garments. He finds among
them, he says, those who will become
i fproticient and those who will bt
b ciphers.
w. L. Converse is having the watel
put in for the use of his house at hi
own expense. This, it seems to us il
d not as it should be. The water MAIN
h should be put in by the city, and bt
1t such that they could be extended far
r. ther west for fire protection and t,
supply families who would like to talk
city water.
d Al. Wiley and Clarence Heath wen
Ii to Cresco yesterday, where the forme
has the contract for the erection of
brick store building. lone of tn
teams which took the high schoo
boys to Cresco' ran away on the re
turn trip and spilled the boys out pro
= miscously; Rob. Fields sustained
- broken collar bone. Morrie Daubne,
: a sprained ankle and one or two other
were bruised somewhat Decoral
o Journal.
' The shoe day of Judgment is tole
y :. by the St. Louis Werthirmen-Swart
Shoe Co., in verse describing tht
abuse of foot wear and the imposition
practiced upon dealers resulting from
IS such damage and injury resultin!
IS therefrom. The Rigner and tn
y Amigo brand of these shoes have beel
II advertised extensively by the De
It partment Store of P. 4. O'Malley
The trade mark is the four leaf Glove
s because:
q Everyone knows the wide world over
II That good luck comes with fou
- [leaf clover
= If you have not read Keiths' Seye