Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-03-23

Don't miss the 5lst Regt. Band con-
cert on April 9Th.
Something entirely new at Opera
House, April 17th.
New spring suits, that suit every
one at @. d Nichols s. Co.'s
April End to 9th are DR.. Fisk, The
Opticians next visit to Cresco.
Don't forget that Miss Byrnes milli-
merry opening is on March 2sth.
No. Seed Wheat for sale at SOC per
bushel. Enquire of L. j. DeWalle.
Something new in rubber boots at
G. d. NICHOLS & Co.'S.
Alfred Anderson is at work learning
pharmacy in the Luer's drug store.
Regular home made French Cream
candy at the Easter entertainment.
Miss Jennie Jones, of Lime Springs,
was visiting in the city Wednesday.
New goods of the latest fashion at
G. D. NICHOLS & Co. IS.
A. j. Caward was down from LIE Roy
a couple of days the first of the week.
Miss Daskam, of Kendallville, re-
turned from visit in Minneapolis, on
Wednesday.
| Jerusha Dow will be at the Opera
House April 18th, with something
interesting.
A fine lot of dainty summer Comfor-
ters for sale at the Easter entertain
ment, April II.
There will be services in English in
the new Norwegian church at 7:3O
next Sunday evening.
Mrs. J. III. Luers has been quite i'll
the past few days with severe cold,
but is now some better.
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Mrs. John Hayes, who has been
seriously i'll for some time has been
given up by the doctors.
The wood and coal men have had
their day-yes, several of them-now
give the ice man chance,
Miss Alice Swcnson returned Tues
day from Decorah, near which place
She has been teaching school.
The Ridge,cay Record is all home
print, four page paper, filled with
matters of interest to Ridgeway.
John Dell is reported on the sick
list at home threatened with appedi-
citus. He is under the care of DR..
keSSel.
Misses Tassie Richards and Mabel
Deane went to Calmar, Thursday, to
spend Sunday with their friend Miss
Cathie Roome.
f. G. Woellstein wishes us to
announce that on Monday next he will
be ready to do his harness business in
the old stand.
VIM. Kellow, Jr. has sold his prop
erty on Elm street, now occupied by
Fred Prann to Richard Geraty. Con
sideration 81 400.
have several good bargains in town
property just now. Don't fail to call
on me before you buy.-E. r. Thomp-
son, Cresco, Iowa.
AS you pass Luers store, stop just
moment to look at the samples of
wall paper displayed in the window.
They are elegant.
O.. f. Freehauf, c. L. Terry, G. w.
Reed and Percy Clemmer attended
Masonic lodge at West Union on
Wednesday evening.
w. J. Thomas, d Cresco boy, is
candidate for Mayor of Ridgeway.
A. w. Prann, another Crescoite, is
candida tie for assessor.
The Daughters of the King and
Ladies of the Episcopal church will
serve one of their elegant suppers at
the Opera House, April IT.
The latest styles and the lowest
prices have always prevailed IN Miss
Byrnes' millinery stock, and this
spring will be no exception to the rule.
The Spring term of the Cresco Norm
al, the best of the year, begins Mon
day, April 9,1900. Come and stay the
whole term through-only two months
Write the Prancipal, M. o. Perry for
Particulars. tt
DR.. Fisk has one of the largest Opti-
cal practices in Iowa. He has fitted
1000 pairs of glasses in nine years in
northeastern Iowa. You receive his
nine years experience free, as he
charges nothing for examination.
Strother House, April End to 9th.