Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-02-09
st. Valentine Ball, Feb. 14th.

st. Valentine Ball, Feb. 14th.
Last dance in O'Malley's hall, Feb.
22nd.
| q. d. Nichols is in Chicago buying
spring goods.
Editor J. c. Adams is having Sc
we're tuSSel with lagrippe.
If you would be young once more,
attend the st. Valentine ball.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gordon
Sunday, Feb. 4th, son, regulation
weight.
For SALE:-Small cook stove, all
right in every way, will be sold cheap
at this Office.
Andy Campbell has been calling on
the ones chosen as defendants for the
next term of court.
Fl. L. Edmonson will for some time
be found behind the counters of the
Geraty & Terry Co.'S. store.
P. w. Clark returned from Missouri
last week and was in Cresco Tuesday,
dropping in to see the PEE DEE.
Capt. Hooper came in on the noon
train Thursday. He has been out at
Denver, leaving Rockland, Mich. some
ten days ago.
Mrs. Helen Moore returned the first
of the week to Fayette, taking her
aged father, the old gentleman Epps,
home with her.
Robt. Thomson took run up the
road Tuesday to be absent three or
four days. His pleasure trips always
mean business.
Hip! Hurrah for the dance to be
given in O'Malley's hall, Feb. q, by
the band boys! Come and "Get Your
Moneys Worth"
Emil Ellingson, of Adams, Minn., is
putting in the machinery for w. R.
Ovens new creamery building in the
east part of the city.
Seek not to steal tho other fellows light
Rather put on steam and make your own
Do whatever you do with all your might
By taking Rocky Mountain Tea at night
DR.. VIM. Connolly.
We regret that Miss Hattie Never
den has been under the doctors care
several days and her condition con
sidered critical from appendicitis
Girl Wanted-for general house
work; steady work and good wages tt
the right party.
Mrs. G. A. MARSHALL, JR.
e. l.. Gotten had overestimated tn,
damage the Waukon Standard wa
capable of doing him. His civil sui
for $4,000 damages he settled for $250
The city council have ordered thre
more incandescents put in, one eacl
at the corners near the Congregational
Catholic and Norwegian Lutheran
; churches.
AL Burnett, in his car shop, seem
, to be doing a rushing business. He
getting in new machinery, as much a
limited room allows. He is also dc
ing shoe repairing.
C. A. L. Loomis went to the farr
near Chester Tuesday, to be abSen
three or four days. He may Will
there instruct some young horses i
the way horses should act.
Maud-Is 5 and 80 too old to hol
: for Improvement? / should say no
, One just begins to live. Take Rock
> Mountain Tea. You'll be bloomir
fair at 6O.-Dr. VIM. Connolly.
The latest editionof Webster's Un
bridged International Dictionary, ju!
: the thing to place in some publ
= school for the use of its teacher an
pupils, at a bargain. Apply at TIL
n office.
Have not hidden We beware I
something said to be the same {
4 Rocky Mountain Tea, made by tt
Madison Medicine Co.? If ye are tru
wise, heed this warning.-Dr. WI
Connolly.
ri Teachers holding second and thi
K third grade certificates should after
IN the Cresco Normal between the Gle
ing of their schools and the beginnil
Of the Spring Institute. Come whe
your school is out.
A. G. Heck, of the Ossian Bee, was
III CResco visitor on Tuesday, making ;
agreabele call on the PLAIN DEALI
Office force. The Bee is sound poll
cally, and we are glad that it is hol
ing it's own financially.
r. VIM. Friend has bought the 40 acr
of timber land owned by M. M. MOI
= and lying north of Mitchell's nurser
paying $4,000 therefor, and is having
cleared off; and when this is done W
probably build a home thereon.
A head end collision is reported
one of the divisions of the NIilwauk
Al between a freight and passenger trai
v demolishing both locomotives a
wrecking the passenger coaches. T
engineer on one of the trains W