Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-11-07
Smoke Little Havana s cent cigar.

A black fur boa awaits an owner
at this Office.
The event of the season at opera
house, Saturday, Nov. Sth.
Mrs. Chas. Miller returned Tuesday
morning from her Nebraska visit.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Ir-
vine, Tuesday, Nov. S, daughter.
House for rent or Sale, also furpi-
ture. Inquire Of GEO. PATRICK.
For RENT-Re esidencc in the west
part of town. Enquire at Park Hotel.
Mrs. l.. e. Fisk went to Lime Spring
Thursday for short visit with rela-
tives.
Rufus Seavey in the 3rd district has
9S majority over II. A. Wells for super
visor.
Misses Mabel and Emily Brown re-
turned from their soJourn in Dakota,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Brooks are re-
joiring over the arrival of young 500
at their home.
MIR. and Mrs. j. III. LucrS left Thurs
day for visit a Clarinda, Iowa, Mrs.
T.uerS old home
Mrs. Cray and Miss Clark of Lime
Springs were CreSco visitors the mid.
die OF the week.
Mr.. AID Mrs. P. a. Clemmer enter.
tained company of friends at cards
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Miller arrived from Chi
cago Thursday for visit with he1
sister, Mrs Fred Miller.
DR.. w. T. DAILY, physician and sur.
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postoface.
The vote in favor of a new cour,
house in Wlnnesheik county was In
its favor by over 900 majority.
John Glass left Wednesday for De.
corah, where he will take a CONNER.
cial course in the college there.
FOR RENT-My store building and
dwelling at Protivin, Iowa.
T. NJ. NovAK, Cresco, Ia.
Don't forget the secord number of
the opera course, Fra Diavalo, at op-
era house, Saturday evening, Nov. 8.
Annie Gunderson spent Sunday with
her parents at Ridgeway. Her sister
came home with her for short visit
Dick Enright has concluded he viii
remain in Cresco, and has taken pc.
sition with Andrew Wentworth in Lis
shops.
Steven Plopper came Thursday
moraing from Waver!y, Iowa, for a
visit with his sister, Mrs. Frank
Daubersmith.
If you want wellbrcd, heavy boncd
Poland China pig of any age or either
sex, call on NJ. p. Lydcn, one mile
east uf Cresco. ltf
r. S. Woifenberger was elected
supervisor for the third district ir
Winnesheik and NJ. J. Nicholson from
the first district.
Married at the home of the BRIDE.
mother in Crcsco, Nov. S, 1902, Fell,
Hecht and Lilly Hoppe, Rev. c. MED
ermeier officiating.
S. B. Carpenter has returned from
New York state where has been visit
ing among relatives and friends FOL
the past few weeks.
Fl. Hitchcock left Tuesday for Ell
Reno Oklahoma, where he will spend
about three weeks visiting his broth
er and other friends.
VIM. Latbrop has moved his fami].
to Howard Center, where they oc
cupy some fine rooms over the lev
Kellow cheese factory.
Z. F. Freehauf is at work putting
in new flues and CRATES at the Elec
trio Light Plant, and is otherwise re
pairing and reitting it.
1 have some good bargains in Cresc
residence properties. If you wish t
buy home in Cresco you should cal
on me. John NJ. Cannon,
Mrs. ". f. Cummins went to Nc
Gregor Tuesday. She joined a part
of friends there and went on to Chic;
go for few days. shopping trip.
1. B. Rowland of Lime Spring was
guest Of Cresco relatives the first 9
the week. He favored this office wit
pleasant call Thursday morning.
Ion't miss our RUG SALE, No
10th to 18th. We show an assortmel
seldom seen in town of this siz'.
| The FIELDS Co.
POTATOES WANTED-Highest pri'
paid in either cash or trade.
HUBER s. LUsSEN,
South Side, Cresco.
Mrs. Glees and son Of Austin we
down to attend the funeral Of the la
NJ I MalanarhY. They were quo