Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-06-13

Jcrsy Cream has no equal in quality
for sale by Lofthus and Nemetz.
Shoe repairing neatly and promptl.
done. j. f. Hess.
]. Q, Webster left Wednesday morn
ing on a trip to northern Minnesota.
Try sack of Jersy Cream flour
always the best at LofthuS and Mem
etz.
Mrs. Walter Eddy went to Chester
Wednesday for visit with her par
entS.
Mrs. Geo. Patrick, living on the
Vernon road is in very feeble condi
tion.
For Sale-A no. l Poland China boal
yr. old. For terms apply to Martin
J. Lydon.
Editor Webster and wife are enter.
tanning a nephew, B. w. Baker, OF
Sioux City.
When you buy sack of flour again
try Jersy Cream, for sale by Lofthus
4 NemeM.
Mrs. Frank Hewlett and son Ray
returned from their Missouri visit
Wednesday.
Mrs. f. p. Shatfer and little daugh.
ter came Thursday noon for a visit
Cresco friends.
Miss Frances Norton is expected to.
day from Decorah for visit with
Cresco friends.
Mrs. Lyman of Chardon, Ohio, came
Thursday for visit with her sister,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Moon.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Rathert are the
parents of a young son, born to them
Monday, June 9th.
Mrs. f. NJ. Clark returned to her
home at Lime Spring Thursday after
visit with relatives.
Good honest work and reasonable
prices. Try j. E. Hess, first door soutt
or Union Saving Bank.
George Cannon came down from St
Paul Wednesday night for short Wis
it with Cresco relatives.
Erwin Barker and Asa Farnswortt
came Tuesday noon from Iowa City
for the summer vacation.
DR.. w. t. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Office over slelds Furniture
store, opposite postoffice.
Mrs. Oscar Taraldson and Miss
Josie Taraldson of Lime Spring were
Cresco callers Wednesday.
The Mead orchestra will furnish
the music for dance at York, Mimi.
on Saturday evening, June 21st.
Shoe repairing neatly done, frs
door south of Union Savings Bank.
j. Il. HESS.
Mrs. S. r. Snow came down from
Little Falls Mimi, Wednesday,, for ;
visit with Mr. and Mrs. l., G. Snow.
More loaves of bread from sack o
JerSy Cream flour than any othe
brand in town. On sale at Lofthu
and Nemetz.
A number of the ladies of the Re
becca lodge came up from Decoral
Thursday and organized lodge her
Thursday night.
Licenses to wed were issued durin
the past week to Isaac N. Steele an
Jeanie Harris and Charles Kallshe
and Mary Koyarik.
Miss Bessie Powers who has bee
the guest of her sister south of tow
for some time, returned to her hom
at Decorah Wednesday.
Ed. Maria and his brother Jack al
rived home from South Dakota las
Wednesday, where the former ha
been for medical treatment.
Attorney Bulls is preparing to erec
a large new barn on his farm in Hav
ard county, managed by Owen Murra
of this city.-DecOrdh Journal.
Mrs. Pat Noonan of Chester an
daughter, Mrs. Howe of Esthervill'
came Tuesday for visit with the!
relatives, the Cannon families.
Miss Pauline De Lange came hon
from Cedar Falls Thursday from @
dar Falls where she has been atteh
ing Normal, for the summer vacation
Eric Anderson wishes to buy at ont
four car loads of heavy horses for tt
Duluth market. Bring in your hors
at once and get the top notch price
John Roche, former resident
the vicinity of Kendallville, left tn
weak with his family for a farm whit
he viii purchase northwest of MINI
apolis.
O. A. Schal Ii, the expert piano tun
and repairer, is plying his vocation
the city this week. Orders leftat t
Strother House will have prom
attention.
The Republican says: 2. 1. DeLan
last week purchased tie Osbor