Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-10-03

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Benedeke, violinist at the Grar
! opera house in Decorab, Friday evel
: ing, Oct. 10th.
DR.. VIM. Connolly will not be hom
until about October 18th, as he is tai
in special work on the eve, at tb
Chicago Eye, Ear and Nose Pos
Graduate School.
Mrs. Grittman and little daughtel
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Perry VIII
nave been visiting at the W. B. PER-
nome, returned to their home a
Austin Wednesday.
She's radiant, witching, wondrou
gem that beautiful, blushing wife o
mine. She is an angel on earth, SO yc1
can be, only take Rocky Mountain
Tea.-Dr. VIM. Connolly.
Mrs. H. g. Price returned Tuesda,
from West Union where she has beer
visiting Mrs. Williams. Mrs. w. b
WEBSTER who has also been VISITING
there returned home Monday.
1t stands alone, it towers above
There's no other, its nature s wonder
warming poultice to the heart O,
mankind. Such is Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35c.-Dr. VIM. Connolly.
Miss Emma Berg, Of Davenport
daughter of Carl K. Berg, has been
visiting Howard comfy friends, and
honored the PLAIN DEALER with a
very acceptable call on Wednesday.
Dye people! have We wasted the pol.
den moments of never returning time
IN taking substitute for the genuine
Rocky Mountain Tea made by the
Madison Medicine Gown. Connolly.
Mrs. Chas. Combs and two children
lett Tor Decorah Wednesday, where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. Combs is already there, having
been at work there for some time
past.
Dan Riley and Knudt Olson went
with Charlie Wilson to Cresco yester-
DAY, where the latter has good con-
tract on the building line They will
be gone about six weeks.-Decorah
Journal.
.. A. Schall, the expert piano tuner
is in the city giving his usual prompt
and ef1icient attention to planes out
OF time, card or telephone call for
him at the Strother house will secure
his services.
Mr.. Arthur Gillespie came up from
spencer Thursday morning for short
visit at the Ole Swenson home. He
returned Tuesday night, accompanied
hy his wife and baby, and Miss Win
ME Swenson who will spend the win
ter with them.
Homer Deane came home from AL
gona Monday night. He will continue
work for the music house with which
ne has been connected, through this
section for about three weeks when
he leaves for California where he will
spend the winter.
Mrs. @. A. Marshall, of Cresco spent
the latter part of the week with old
friends here, her husband, Rev. Mar
shall, who was formerly pastor of the
| 7"regational church here, came
yesterday and accompanied her home.
New Hampton Tribune.
Patrick Woods has had bills printed
1T this office announcing an auction
sale at his farm five miles southwest
'f Cresco, on Thursday, Oct. 9th COM
nencing at 10, a. m. A large number
of horses and fine graded cattle are
included. or course Finnegan cries
Jhe sale.
Alonzo Church died at Mason City |
September 80 aged about IS years.
Deceased was brother of G. H.
Church of this city who wenton Tues
lay to attend the last sad lite at his
'bsequies. we believe the deceased
vas in business in Cresco Immediately
Ifter the railroad came. 2 {
w. W. Brooks is in charge OF the
Jackson D ug store, having we pre-
ume an interest In the concern. lie t
las been putting the room and the
toek in first rate shape, and will add
argely to the drug and medicine
took, and in the near future will tell
,he public through the PLAIN DEALER
lbout it.
The Klaw and Erlanger Opera Co.,
sixty people and carrying
is own orchestra, will present the
Opera, Foxy QUILLER, at Decorab,
November 10th. The company comes
o Decorah, from the Twin cities.
foxy Quiller was presented in New
FORK, for six months and will be seen
q all cities this season.
The democratic caucus last week,
,ut the following in nomination for
ownship officers in Vernon Springs
ownship; Trustee full term, Thos.
{. Gibbons. Trustee for vacancy, q,
lapler: Township clerk, John Nc
lermott. Justice of the Peace, W. @.
'reedloye, +. A. Glass. Constahlas