Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-07-15
Market, Saturday, July 10.

Market, Saturday, July 10.
Baby pictures slips dozen at the
Russell Studio.
Joseph Burnikel and family return
ed to Chicago last week.
Little Gents Shoes have you seen
them at @. d. NICHOLS 8 Co.'s
John A. Cooley was up from Waukon
for visit with Cresco relatives.
Fitzgerald s. Woods is head quarters
for Machine oils and Axle grease.
Miss Angela Lyons is entertaining
cousin, Miss Hoy, from Postville.
I. B. Rowland came down from
Lime Springs yesterday afternoon.
Miss CLARA Converse returned from
visit with friends at Rochester MINI
9. F. Miller went to LIE Roy last
Friday on short business and pleasure
trip.
Gentlemen's shirt-waists the finest
line, the lateststyles ate. d. NICHOLS
& Co.
Have you seen any OF those ladies
four-strap kid sandals at G. D. NICHOLS
s. Co?
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. McCook are at
tending the Minneapolis summer
school.
Mrs. Verne Caswell came up from
Ridgeway, Monday for visit with
relatives.
Miss Williams of Cedar Rapids spent
Sunday in Cresco, the guest Of Mrs.
d. T. Ress.
Mrs. Steele came down from lie Roy
Saturday for a visit at the Edgar
Wygant home.
II T. Reed went to Dubuque yester-
day to attend meeting of the State
Bar Association.
Fred Gallup visited the family Of
his daughter at Ft. "A tkinson the lat
ter part Of last week.
A fine, heavy horse for sale, suitable
for family or farm use. Enquire at
Kelloggs Music store. s6tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Haefner are enter
tanning their sister-in-law, Mrs. Haef-
ner, from Charles City,
DIR. w. T. Daily, physician and sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store. opposite postofice.
Miss Millie Walker of Dubuque
came Monday for q visit with her
relatives, the McHugh's.
Mr.. A. R. Thomson retured from
Ipswich, S. D., last Friday, where he
had been for several days..
You don't buy ladies oxford and
sandal shoes right II you don't see our
line. @. D. NICHOLS & Co.
Miss Mae McCullow left for Cedar
Rapids Monday, where she will visit
with friends for few days.
Mrs. B. P. Norton's mother went to
Nashua, Ia, Saturday, where she will
visit relatives for a few weeks.
p. M. Banning brought us in a wisK
OF hay last Friday, some timothy
which measured 81 feet In length.
Fred Gillett Of Minneapolis was ar
over Sunday visitor at the home of hi!
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gillette.
That csc shoe sale at G. D. Nichols
s. Co.'S New Storesis the talk of tht
town. Big values for little money.
Fitzgerald & Woods have just re
ceived car load of best hickory woot
Wagons from Louisville, Kentucky.
4 FoUNp-The way to keep Pearsol
extracts in stock. Call Mrs. IT. w
Foye, N. 1. Telephone, No. $50. sat
Mrs. o. G. Wanless and daughte
completed their visit here and depart
ed for their home at Anoka, MINI.
Monday.
Miss Inez Snow who has been th
: guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Len Snow re
turned to her home at Little Falll
MINI. to-day. !;
Bert Hampson came from Usage
Monday, to superintend the removs
Of the bowling alley fixtures whic
have been stored here since spring, t
lie Roy,
Eckstein Bros. breeders of Cheste
White swine and Shropshire sheep al
well supplied with breeders OF bot
species. Farm three miles west frol
} Chester village. Improve your stoc
: by adding fresh sttong blood.