Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-10-31
Election next Tu esday.

Election next Tu esday.
Vote for Joseph Baker for Auditor
II you have got tired of Hanger
vote for Capt. Sortor.
Don't fail to put an X in the square
opposite John Owens name.
Byron Mabon arrived home on Wed
nesday night from Minnesota.
]. w. Booth came home Thursday
for short visit with relatives.
STOVE FOR SALE-Round Oak, No.
Is. Enquire at Mullen & Grobel.
For RENT-Residence in the west
par t Of town. Enquire at Park Hotel.
Coal for threshing. The best steam
proposition in Cresco at the BRICK
YARD.
Seats will be provided at the foot
ball game for all ladies. Don't fail to
be there,
Mrs. j. D. Hayes returned from her
visit with relatives at Ord, Neb.,
Tuesday.
Miss Marcella Carman completed
her visit here and returned to st. Paul
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Thompson left
Tuesday for their home at Browns
dale, MINI.
The foot ball game Saturday will be
the best game ever played in Cresco.
Don t miss it.
South Side High school Of Mime
apolis VS. Cresco, at the Fair Gr.unds
Saturday, Nov. l.
Clyde Williams of Iowa City will
referee the foot ball game with Min
neapolis Saturday.
White s. Williams livery stock ar
rived yesterday, and will soon be
ready for business.
South Side High expects to run up
larger score than Central High did.
Watch Us fool them.
Miss Minnie Frost came down from
McIntire Tuesday for visit with rcla-
tives in and near Cresco.
Lou Jacobs, Of Leonidas, Mich !,
came Saturday for visit at the Geo.
and Frank Morse homes.
Dr. W. T. DAILY, physician ard sur
geon. Office over Fields Furniture
store, opposite postofflcc.
Come out to the game Saturday and
encourage the boys; they always play
better at home than away.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Dana Mead are the
proud parents of a boy, born to them
Tuesday morning, Oct. 20.
One of Mrs. Hazeldine's children
was quite sick on Wednesday night,
but is reported somewhat better.
r. L. Halpine has sold the Globe
hotel to L. ]. Long of E!ma who will
take possession the 18th OF November.
VIM. Garrett was kicked by horse
at the Ruddy barn Tuesday, tanning
his considerably, though notseriously
Mrs. j. Steele who has been visiting
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her daughter Mrs. Edgar Wygant re-
turned to her home near Leroy Tues.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Strotg, who have
been visiting relatives and friends at
Floreucevillc, left Tuesday for Cali.
| fornia.
Ralph Clark returned from the Elk
river country on Wednesday evening
last. lie reports the weather rather
chilly there.
II you want wellbred, heavy boned
Poland China pig of any age or either
sex, call on M. P. Lydon, one mile
east of Cresco. ltf
Morton Fields left Thursday after
noon for Nora Springs where he has
been offered position which he will
probably accept.
The expenses of the game Saturday
will be heavy, SO that the admission
will be for gentlemen, 35c.; ladies 25c.,
and children 15c.
Mr.. Watts, who represents the Mar
Shall OH company, Of Marshalltowp,
Ia, was interviewing our merchants
on Wednesday last.
I have some good bargains in Cresco
residence properties. II you wish to
buy home In Cresco you should call
on me. John M. Cannon,
DR.. and Mrs. Sanford with DR.. San.
ford's mother, left Tuesday for their
home at New Market after a pleasant
VISIT at the W. L. Richards home.
For SALE-A No. l, high grade red
Short-Horn bull, months cd, come
quick ard get a bargain.
| M. p. LYDON.
POTATOES WANTED-uighest price