Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-03-20
Fl. G. Hjerleid was up from Decorah


Call and see the walk over shoes at
Aliens shoe store.
Jerome Roper was down from
Chester, last Friday.
M. P. Lydon has an auction sale of
dairy COWS on March 21st.
Mrs. Dick Woods goes to Elma this
morning to visit her sister.
Don't forget that Miss Byrnes 'milli-
merry opening is on March 29th.
Miss Mary Price, of Bonair, visited
relatives in town over Sunday.
April End to 9th are DR.. Fisk, The
Opticians next visit to Cresco.
Will Glass is visiting with New
Hampton relatives and friends.
The latest shades in mems spring tan
shoes at w. T. Aliens shoe store.
No. Seed Wheat for sale at SOC per
bushel. Enquire of L. ]. DeWalle.
Regular home made French Cream
candy at the Easter entertainment.
Prof. Tonolli celebrated his 55th
birthday Saturday the 18th of March.
f. NJ. Sandusky leaves today for
eastern Kansas, seeking new loca-
tion.
The city shoe for up-to-date dresser
is the "Walk Over" at Allen sshoe
store.
John McAndrews is up from Decorah
visiting with his sister, Mrs. Hen ry
Ruddy.
Miss Louise Miles was an over Sun
day visitor, returning to Fayette
Monday.
Miss Luverne Richards is expected
home in a few days'to spend her spring
vacation.
Jerusha Dow will be at the Opera
House April 18th, with something
interesting.
Frank DeWalle, of Howard Cen ter,
is confined to his bed with an abcess
on the head.
A fine lot of dainty summer Comfor-
tiers for sale at the Easter entertain
ment, April II.
+. M. Sandusky and Mrs. Lena
Braeger were married on Thursda.
last, March 10Th.
John F. Daley, living on the Vernon
road, is the new proprietor OF ths
lLydon milk route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vinegar, o
Chester, have a second little daughte
born to them March 10th.
Mrs. II. G. Burgess visited at th
home of her son Ray, in Lime Springs
| couple of days last week.
| III. G. Howard leaves today TO
Albion, Neb., to visit his aged mothc
who is in very feeble health.
| Grace Literary and Social Club vii
meet with Miss Geneyieve Dissmor
| Tuesday, March goth at 1880 p. m.
The Daughters of the King wi
meet with Mrs. w. r. Mead all da
Wednesday, March p. Work for all.
John Howard, of Elma, visited las
week at the home of his uncle, Da
Howard, making brief call at thi
office.
Ed Rivers has started a meat marke
in the old Clemmer building north Q
The Racket Store, with Ed Carma
in charge.
BANJO FOR SALE-Price $500. Er
quire of Vincent Kapler, 2 miles n
w. of Cresco, on the road to Bonail
or at this office
/ Walter Henry left for Dell Rapids
S. d., Monday morning. He joins th
Martin boys at Austin who are goin
to the same place.
P. II. Moriarty stopped over i
Cresco for Sunday visit on his wa
to the east from Rochester, Mimi
where he is now located.
The Daughters of the King an
Ladies of the Episcopal church wi
serve one of their elegant suppers a
the Opera House, April II.
Half the quarrels in the world ar
from words, not from words tina
people mean, but from words tina
other people think they mean.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Combs are visi
ing in the city for few days. The
are on their way to Vermont wher
they will make their future home.
Mrs. Eugene Howard returned Satul
day evening from few days yisi
with her sister and brother at Ma
shalltown, Iowa, and Austin, MINI.
TheePark Hotel has changed hand
A. II. Felkey retiring and J. 4
Barker assuming control. Mr.. Felkey
family will occupy the Barker hous,
We have neglected to mention th
news that Mr.. and Mrs. Herbel
Miller are entertaining little daugl