Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-12-10

less Monday.
A full line Of TOYS Of every descrip- I
lion at PRANN's.
Mrs. Maui of Minneapolis is guest
of Mrs. Strother.
Marcus Swenson made a business
trip to Bonair Monday.
DR.. Kessel made professional visit
to Rochester, Mimi, last week.
Sterling Silver and Ebony, good,
necest and cheapest, at Clemmer's.
40 acres of timber for sale in lots to
suit, by VIM. Hammond, Cresco, La.
Miss Aggie Ely is here from Chicago
the guest of Miss Lorena Amundson.
The Mrs. Chaplin and Strother went
to DEBORAH Monday for short visit.
Miss Minnie Reckamp of Arneville
Ill. is the new assistant at the Reck-
amp bakery.
Mr.. Larrabee was down from Leroy
guest at the J. j. Clemmer home
over Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Craghill enjoyed short
visit from a cousin, Mr.. Proctor, OF st.
Paul on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Give Fisk are the proud
parents Of little boy born to them
Saturday Dec. I.
Did you look over the nice line Of
Catholic prayer books and Oxford
bibles, at Clemmer'S.
Mrs. Golden and children who have
been visiting at the John Coyle home
returned to Austin Monday.
Ed McCook and wife were up from
Cedar Rapids for an over Sunday visit
with Jno. McCook and family.
You will find anything you want
from the smallest gift to the incest
Piano OF Organ, at Clemmer's.
Mrs. James Barker went to Straw
berry PIT. Friday for a visit with her
mother Mrs. Jackway, and other rela-
tiveS.
MIRA Eliza Beadle and Miss Hattie
Parker will spend their Christmas
holidays with Mrs. Stickney at Albert
Lea, MINI.
Mrs. Stuart Wilson returned from
Calmar last Saturday, where she ha.
been visiting her daughter Mrs. Johr
Rastratter.
RUGS, LACE CURTAINS and ART
SQUARES at Prann's, beginning Mon
day, Dec. 18th. Be sure and attend
this Bargain sale.
The largest line Of Rubber foot.
wear for Ladies, Men, Misses anc
Boys carried in Cresco, at the New
Store OF G. D. Nichols & Co.
81. W. Young has been in the EN-
ploy of The Bank OF Cresco for q
years. A good long line of service
honesty and faithfully rendered.
The Grand Jury:-L. j. Kelsey, D
d. Vinegar, P. Noblett, J. A. Cray
M. Barrett, F. P. Hewlett, Foreman
j II. Mintey, Bert McCloud, Clerk.
John Watts and R. d. Cady opened
for business in the Rink Blacksmith
shop. Both members of the firm art
efficient workmen and worthy goot
patronage.
Joseph Steinmetz and John Wand;
two substantial farmers from nea
Maple Leaf were Cresco visitors Satur
day and welcome visitors at the PEI
DEE Office.
Mrs. Bert Wilhelm, of LIE Roy,
daughter of Frank Shatfer, of thi
place, died Monday after long illness
The remains were brought here to-da
for interment.
Do you know that it will pay you t.
bring your horses to John G. Holms
from and have them shod with shoe
that are steel plugged to last an
nailed to stay?
The National Republican report
that thieves have robbed the granal
les of Martin Fairbanks and anothe
York farmer. Each one of them los
about one hundred bushels.
There is such a thing as running I'll
one is completely tired out. L. Il
Weller who once carried this count
at the recent election got only 3 vote
in the county. Nearly tired Quit
If you want something that will b
sure to please as Christmas preser
leave your photo at Prann's store
be enlarged; either crayon or waite
color. Work done here in the city.
Ladies wishing something for
gentleman will find fine line
Cigars in Holiday packages, Pipe
Smoking sets and Cigar cases, at
Clemmer's
We have some very fine Watche
Rings and Silyerware that we ca
give the best of values in for Chris
mas. Call and look them over, at
Clemmer's.