Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-02-09
Made from pure
cream Of tartar.
Albion and Bristol.
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Albion and Bristol.
Prof. Cavanaugh's pantomime enter
tainment Monday night was very good
we are told.
Owen Jones of Columbus, Wis, was
a recent guest of his brother Ed. of
Bristol.
Mrs. Newmiller ordered a phone of
Andrew Michel and had it put in
while Charley was in Cresco last Satur-
day.
We are sorry VIC cannot report
change for the better as toaMrs. Chas.
Serfling, but are pleased to report a
decided improvement in the health of
old Mrs. Adams.
Mr.. Prey of Minneapolis has arrived
and has fitted up tonsorial parlor on
the boulevard. AS Granger has long
been in need of a barber we trust the
general public will give him the sup
port that will make Mr.. Prey's yen-
| ture with us a financial success.
Many of our readers will be glad to
hear the latest report that but one of
the frosted fingers Of Frank Rhode
will need to be amputated.
The family is thinking Of bringing
Michael Michel home for a visit and
see if the change will not prove bene-
fetal to his mind.
| Albert Weinkauf has returned from
his Wisconsin visit and says he had o
splendid time, but bushes terribly If
asked when he expects to go again.
Curt Wentworth is the busiest man
in town these days, in fact he is doing
some days more work than any black
smith ought to unassisted. While his
run of custom causes his friends to
smile, they must remember there is q
limit to physical endurance.
q Bills are out announcing grand
ball in Woodmen hall the 22nd, which
Twill be sure to be we'll attended, as
our towns-man, Jay Kennedy, will
look to the pleasure and comfort of
the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Cole and Will Hara
ldy are visiting trends in Riceyille at
this writing.
The Social Equality Club met Mon
day evening, % in number, and par
; took of spoon victuals. The music by
the triple quartet was fine, causing
the rest of the company to shed tears.
Asa Fox expects to start for Dakota
sometime the first of next week and
will take with him the best wishes OF
his many friends.
Miss Smalley, the Granger teacher
will give reception to her A class In
the near future.
The program for Wednesday night
) of this week is 4 party and oyster sup
per at jeff Coles.
Mrs. Mason of Nebraska came to at
y tend the funeral of her father, VIM.
r Owen, who was laid to rest last Satur-
: day in Albion. A very large gather
J ing of old friends and neighbors turned
$ out to pay their last respects.
= John Fink has moved his building
: in which the German school used to
q be held, and has placed it on the
y street by the side Of his blacksmith
shop and will rent it for a barber shop.
G. F. Robinson marketed potatoes
Tuesday last, which was rather cold
to ship tubers.
! Mr.. Davis and Iride who recently
J. becoming very popular, as they readi-
ntly join in the pleasures of our young
10 people. They occupy the tenement
y at Thecd Stevens.
~ Miss Isaacs is preparing the exer>
: cises for the last day of her school, we
are told.
In York man went violently
insane last week and was taken to
"a Rochester for treatment. We did not
,e learn his name.
Id Mr.. John Fischbaugher is negoti.
Sc ating for bunch of calves, owned by
d. H. o. Serhing.
e. Tonight (Friday) the Blue jays
o. will give sociable in Woodman Hall
ei A fine program under the management
of Miss Smally will be given, aftel
which refreshments will be served ant
~ very enjoyable time is anticip aztec
y. as the ability and spirit is we'll known
ry in which our ladies enter into an.
as thing of this kind and the cordial in
h vitation they extend to all, as we'll a
III the novelty of seeing what the Blu
nj jays will give us, is sure to draw {
lcrowd who will willingly pay the smal
sum of 25c. to enjoy this treat.
tn Gus. Miller took the train for Ne,
ny Mexico last Tuesday, having been calle
40 by dispatch saying his son who ha
en- gone there for his health was not e,
nd pected to live.
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