Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1902-08-01
Farm for Rent by M. 81. Culbert.
Baby pictures $l.75 dozen at The
Russell Studio.

rdlu loT henG DY M. II. CulDert.
Baby pictures sl.a5 dozen at th,
Russell Studio.
| Mrs. Verne Caswell, of Ridgeway
was visiting cresco relatives this week
Miss Tess Cannon is in st. Pau
taking an advanced course in stenog
raphy.
Miss Hattie heverden is spending ,
few days in Milwaukee the guest Of
friends.
Miss Floy Courtney, of Chester,
came Wednesday for visit with Hrs.
Walter Eddy.
Rev. Willard Fuller came down from
minneapolis Thursday for visit With
relatives here.
Miss Elva Duerdln, of,Lime Spring,
was the guest of Miss Bea Johnson,
the first of the week.
Mrs. Osborne went to St. Paul
Thursday morning for visit with a
brother living there.
James Craghill leaves to-day for
Sturgeon Lake, Minn., where he will
work in planning mill.
John G. stradley, of saultst. Marie,
has been visiting friends in Cresco
and particularly his son.
DR.. W. 7. DAILY, physician and sur
geon. Once over Fields Furniturs
store, opposite postonlce.
John Cannon left Tuesday after
noon for business trip through the
southern part Of the state,
Miss lillian Hughes after a short
visit'here with relatives left Wcdnex-
day for her home in Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Garrett re turned
Thursday from Chester where they
have been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Will Thomas and baby came
down from Chester Thursday for q
visit at the Ed Thomas home.
Miss Addie Dow, OF Rcd Wing, and
Miss Nellie Drew, Of Northneld, Linn,
are guests of Mrs. Louise Strother.
There. will be a big d.nc> at
Kendallyille on Friday evening OF this
week. Music by Nead's orchestra.
G. N. Libbsy came Tuesday night
from Cedar Falls for visit with his
brother, N. B. Libbey, east of town.
hrs. Strother and Miss Lillian Miles
entertained at cards Wednesday even
ing in honor Of Misses Drew and Dow.
FuuND-The way to keep Pssrols
extracts in STOCK. Call Mrs. II. W.
Foye, N. l. Telephone, No. $50. so,f
Miss Nellie Kane, concluded her
visit with her brother, ]. F., and re-
turned, Wednesday evening to Chica=
go.
Mrs. Keenan, and children Who hayo
been visiting Mrs. Osborne for some
time returned home Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. Gabe Hanson left Tuesday for
st. Paul for visit, and from there
she goes to yisitrelatives at Elk River,
Minn.
For Sale Two second hand binders,
two surreys and several single buggies
at a bargain. T. s. johnson, Bonair,
Iowa.
To RENT-Two fine once rooms
| With or without city heat and ELECTRIC
light. Enquire of G. J. or A. II. Ca:
ward. ta
Mrs. Anna Cahl, who has been visit.
ing her mother, Mrs. David Harmon,
returned to her home at st. Paul
Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Haven, Of Big Lake,
Hinn., came Wednesday night fer q
visit with her friend Miss Winnifred
Webster.
EsTRAYHD From my farm, July
9th, a2-yesr-old steer, weighing about
500 pounds; light red color. .-HlHRY
ScHN1EDnR.
Mrs. Frank Mead and Nrs. Dana
Mead drove to Lime Spring, Tuesday,
for q visit with friends, returning
Wednesday:
w. q. Converse returned Thursday
from Dss Molnes where he has been
In attendance at the state convention
of county attorneys.
Rev. o. FL. Holmes went to Algona
Tuesday night, on business connected
with church matters, he having res
cciyed call to that church.
Makes the fires of life burn with a
steady glow. Renews the golden hep
py days of youth. That's what Rocky
Aoutain Tea does. 35c. DIR. Connolly.
Mrs. Give Fisk and children return
cd Wednesday from Big Lake, xinn.,
where they have been Visiting her
pRrsnts, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. McPnerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brown and
daughter, Miss Louise, of Q.:amv,,
Iowa, came 4'huIaday noon fer Z