Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-03-30

Sanduskys sale, Tuesday, April 3rd.
Mrs. L. r. Woodcock is quite i'll with
typhoid fever.
Don't miss the 51st Regt. Band con-
cert on April 5th.
John A. Cray was down from Lime
Springs yesterday.
Something entirely new at Opera
House, April 17th.
Mrs. j. ]. Lowry and the boys will
visit in Taopi next week.
Andy Thomson of Oak Dale was a
Cresco visitor Wednesday.
Miss Louise Miles returned to
Fayette, Tuesday afternoon.
April End to 9th are DIR. Fisk, The
Opticians next visit to Cresco.
No. l Seed Wheat for sale at SOC per
bushel. Enquire of L. ]. DeWalle.
Regular home made French Cream
candy at the Easter entertainment.
! Il. ]. Prann is ready to make any
repairs in your bicycle at any time.
Joseph Burgess is visiting at the
home of his brother in Lime Springs.
| Peanuts, pop corn, cigars and all
the latest news.-Mearl Harris, News
Stand.
Miss Millie Rand went to Lime
Springs Wednesday, returning the
next day.
Will Breedlove and wife are down
from Chester, visiting and attending
institute.
O. G. Wanless left last week on a
business trip through Iowa and
Minnesota.
Miss Dora Luers is up from Elkader
visiting at the home of her brother,
]. II. Luers.
Mrs. w. J. Thomas is up from
Ridgeway visiting Cresco relatives
and friends.
Jerusha Dow will be at the Opera
House April 18th, with something
interesting.
Look for our sign on Rail Road ST.,
and bring in your cushions and tops.
Smith Cole.
L. f. Peckham has purchased the
dwelling of j. j. House., recently va
Gated by him.
A fine lot of dainty summer Comfor
ters for sale at the Easter entertain
ment, April II.
A. HI. Felkey left yesterday for the
Northwest where he expects to do {
little wrestling.
w. j. Huber was up from Fort At
Atkinson the first of the week visiting
CreSco relatives.
Don't throw away your old carriage
top. 1t can be recovered and made
new.-Smith Cole.
Misses Maud and May Burnett lef
Tuesday for ST. Paul where they vii
spend the summer.
Spring styles in foot wear are being
received daily. Your inspection solici
tied at Aliens Shoe store.
Some currency picked up in the AL
lance store therein awaits claim ant
Identification by its owner.
The Ladies New Oregon Cemeter
Association will meet Wednesday a
the home of Miss Lizzie Morse.
Giles Humphrey and Frank Moultol
are the only openly avowed candidate
for city marshall SO far reported.
Willie Fitzgerald returned from Min
neapolis, Wednesday, but expects t
return after short visit at home.
1900 bushels OF OF pure led oats TO
seed at 25 cents at p. /. DeLange's Is
miles Northwest of Cresco. 57t2.
Miss Stella Pattison, sister of Mrs
Taylor, is in the. employ of P. +
O'Malley in the millinery department
The dray firm of Ed Craghill s. Sol
have put on brand new outfit mo.
with the Junior member of the firm
in charge.
have several good bargains in tow
property just now. Don't fail to ca
on me before you buy.-E. r. Thoml
son, Cresco, Iowa.
Mrs. Chaplin and Mrs. Strother re
turned from their southern sojour
Tuesday. Like the robins they ar
here ahead of time.
Notice that we are still in operatio
at our shop on r. r. ST., repairin
carriage tops, curtains, cushions an
dashes.-Smith Cole.
Miss Minnie Frost left yesterda
for Lime Springs for a short visi
with relatives there before going t
her home in McIntire.
The ladies of the M. e. church wi
have an Easter market and fair Apr
14th, in the Combs rooms on the corr
er west of the church.
Mrc Hhorlac Millar and dourbt 70