Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-04-01
Potatoes for sale by j. B. Barber.
Old newspapers for sale at this Office
Walt Norton was up from Decorat

Friday evening.
Mr.. Cappsr Of Chester was Cresco
visitor Monday.
Childrens' patent leather shoes at
| Aliens Shoe Store.
Bert Hampson made a business trip
to Decorah Monday.
Gus Goettle and Andrew Lee started
Monday for Montana.
John Graf of Algona spent Sunday
| with relatives in Cresco.
Mr. Coughlin of Decorah spent Sum
day with Cresco relativer.
Childrens' shoes in all the new
colors, at Aliens Shoe Store.
Charles Converse is home from Iowa
City for the Spring vacation.
Miss Josephine Barker went to De-
corah Monday for short visit.
j. G. Doan came over from Elma
Monday, presumably on business.
Asa Farnsworth came home from
Iowa City Friday for short visit.
Adrian McCulloch came down from
LSme Spring on business Monday.
Nelson = custom fit low instep shoes
for men, sold at Aliens Shoe Store.
Fred Frost completed his visit here
and returned to McIntire Monday.
S1las Harris has been very sick with
a recurrence Of his old enemy, quinsy.
L. K. Goodal returned from a busi-
ness trip to New Hampton, Saturday.
Miss Ruby Beadle came down from
Chester Sasurday for an over Sunday
visit.
Merrill Blackburn came up from
Vinton, Ia, Monday for short home
visit.
The prettiest line of baby shoes to
be found anywhere, at Aliens Shoe
Store.
We understand that Alt. Miller
attended picnic near Lourdes last
Friday.
Philip Cummins came out from
Chicago Saturday, for a visit with
relatives.
Roy Anderson and Henry Ringeon,
OF Ridgeway, were Cresco visitors
Saturday.
Dry, hard and soft wood for sale
and delivered in any part of the city.
r. S. Caward.
Miss Lulu Oathout came up from
Luana Monday for visit at the w.
FL. Powell home.
Miss May Sanborn, of Bonair, was
the guest of Cresco friends the latter
part of last week.
Miss Ruth Ling who is teaching at
Waterloo came Friday night for a
snorG nome visit.
Mems working shoes, the largest
and best stock ever brought to Cresoo,
at Aliens Shoe Store.
d. A. Lyons has just put In car
load Of wagons and full line Of seed
ers and corn planters.
Miss Leota Alleman who has been
attending school here, returned to her
| home at Taopi Friday.
The Cresco Department store is in
need of another apprentice girl in the
millinery department.
Miss Mayme Grobel went to Elma via
New Hampton Friday, where She was
called to take testimony.
Mrs. Mahion Culbert was called to
Grand Forks, N. d., Friday, by the
serious illness of an aunt.
Mrs. Annie Gunderson came up from
Ridgeway Friday for a visit with her
aunt, Mrs John Johnson.
| WANTED-Another apprentice girl
in the Millinery department. of the
Cresco Department store. 4
Dr. w. T. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postoffice.
Atty. w. Z. Converse made a bust
ness trip to New Hampton and Elma
the latter part of last week.
| Mrs. Gates and daughter went to
| Ossian Saturday for short visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Benton.
| Miss Gertrude Thompson who is
teaching at Elma, came home Satur
day for the spring vacation.
| Mr.. Larrabee and two little daugh
ters came down from LIE Roy to spend
Sunday with Cresco friends.
John Owens and sister Miss Grace
were called to New Hampton Satur
hay by the death of an uncle.
Gust Genshow is visiting the family
of'his daughter. Mrs. John Wehie, a
Lansing, Iowa, for a few days.
A package of underwear picked VI
by John Lundak on the Vernon hill
awaits the owner at this office.