Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-12-17

S. M. Cole, while out in his grove
getting wood, was taken with faint
ing spell and had to be carried into
the house. On account of his advanc-
ed age, this might prove serious, but
at present he is getting along quite
we'll.
That "Three Kings Dance" is ad-
vertised for Protivin on the evening
of Jan. 6, 1902. Music by the celebrat-
ed 2. B. B. Supper will be served
down stairs. j. ]. Mikesh is the pro-
prietor and the dance is in his new
hall.
| Harry Green, of the DEBORAH Public
Opinion, has been advertising "Boy
Wanted" The young fellow made his
appearance Nov. 31st. Mother and
boy all right and Harry is able to be
about. Congratulations -Elkader
Register.
E. @. Strayer came down from Cresco
Sunday, on his way to his brothers
place near Fayette, making a stop
over with the ]. B. Kaye family 500.
Mrs. Steffes returned to her home at
Cresco, yesterday, after spending two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. M. D.
Constantine.-Cal1nar Courier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cottrell and chill
dren are guests of the parents of Mrs.
/, Cottrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. FL. Mil
Ter. They have been located at Eau
Claire, Wis, for the past five years,
but are now thinking of going to
Washington. Mr.. Cottrell expects to
leave for for there soon to look over
the country.
At the close of the minstrel show
New Years eve, the floor of the Op-
era House will be cleared and every
one is cordially invited to attend the
dance given by the Athletic Associa-
ton. Mead IS orchestra will furnish
the music, and the management will
j exert themselves that all in attend
ance may ENJOY themselves.
Don't forget the MINISTRIES Dec. 81,
or you will live to regret it. When a
home talent tainment is announ-
ced for Cresco, every one knows what
to expect, and this time will be no ex-
ception. All the late comic songs will
be sung, and in the "gag" line every
thing will be new and funny. The
best local talent in the city is on the
, program, and anevening of enjoyment
: is assured to all.
? Joe Williams was Cresco caller
Friday. ...A. Woods was Crescc
visitor Monday. Mrs. Christ, OF
= Cresco, was guest of Mr.. and Mrs
= o. f. Shaw last week. Mrs. W. o
. Thomas, and son Bert, visited Cresco
Wednesday. rs. A. Miller received ;
letter this week from his son Allen
who is now located at Darlington, N
D., which informed him that Allel
had been promoted to the position o
superintendent of twelve banks
Lime Springs Sun.
3, Chas. Salzman, Lovells boss work
n man on the waterworks tower, fel
d twenty feet from the tower Thursda
He struck on his head and under an
ordinary circumstances would hay
70 been Killed but fate was kind to hin
q and he is improving. Mr.. Salzman /
n. again about town and it is thought n
serious results will follow his fall. !. I.
Chas. Willard of Cresco the well know
insurance agent, was in Ches tie
as Wednesday,. The family of j
Is Lusk are enjoying visit from Mrs
is Lusk's mother, Mrs. Wilson of Cresct
or -. John Malcolm bson and d. q
S. Vinegar are acting as jurists in Ores
: co during the present term of cour,
~ :. =. misses Jennie and Bertha an
~ Stephen Wildman Of Cresco are in th
~ city this week the guests of thei
- uncle and aunt. Prof. and Mrs. Wile
- man.. .Lettie and Mildred Smit
came from Sisseton S. D. last Frida
d. to spend few days with their grand
S. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Combs
s. We hear that Miss Lettie, who is
" printer, will soon establish paper O
q. her own in the west. The sale O
the waterworks bonds was complete
last Thursday. The bonds were pu,
ID chased by Robert Thomson of Crescc
&c They are twenty year bonds, optiona
"a after five years at s per cent.-Cheste
~. Herald.
Id II you would have an appetite like
u bear and relish for your meals tax
III Chamberlain's Stomach and liver Tai
d. lets. They correct disorders of tn
I'd stomach and regulate the liver an
e. bowels. Price, Is cents. Samples fire.
Ut shusessworeh Drug 60 = Stoss,